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Please Give Me More Advice for the Rest of My Life.
A couple, both doctors and sick, have been married in different places for thirty years. They separated under the pressure of taking care of their children and raising grandchildren. She concealed her cancer and went through chemotherapy alone, while he traveled thousands of miles to the ward to stay with her. After remarrying, they put on white clothes and went to Wuhan to fight the epidemic together. From black hair to gray hair, they used love and responsibility to survive the middle-aged dif
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May 17Th Dormitory: the Ups and Downs of Medical Practice in Forty Years
In the autumn of 1986, Chen Jianjun, the son of a Qitaihe miner, entered the 517 dormitory of Harbin Medical University and became brothers with six teenagers with different ambitions. In the past forty years, they have grown from young medical students to doctors, managers, and entrepreneurs. They have gone through the test of life and death, the wave of medical reform, and the baptism of the epidemic, and have stayed with them through ups and downs. This friendship, which is better than blood
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White Nirvana
When she was forty-five, her marriage collapsed, her career collapsed, and her family collapsed. Divorce, debt, starting from scratch - she used a scalpel to cut open her life in the south and became a light again. Fang Fang, 45 years old, is an attending physician in the Department of Neurology at a tertiary hospital. Her husband cheated on her, her daughter was tired of studying, her four elderly people were seriously ill, and she was burdened with huge compensation due to medical disputes. Tw
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Early Morning Roundup
The cyber police tracked down the case of cheating gas pumps, from the thrilling arrest of Hu Aofeng in an office building in Hangzhou, to the life-or-death confrontation with Zhou Mingyuan, who held a child hostage, in the hospital, to the cross-border roundup of Chen Tianxiong, the real culprit behind Southeast Asia, three arrests and three reversals, each step is thrilling. Behind the seemingly ordinary oil theft case, there is actually a huge criminal network of fictitious overseas organizat
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