"Seeing a Doctor, You Know" is my country's first literary work that records the current medical situation in contemporary China in the form of essays. The author uses humorous language and vivid storytelling to vividly explain the essence of medicine, deeply reveals the relationship between medicine, doctors, and patients, and deeply expresses the author's humanistic care for the doctor-patient relationship in society. It has important guiding reference significance for readers to understand the current situation of Chinese medical care, standardize the professional behavior of medical personnel, and guide the public to rationally seek medical treatment. It achieves the unity of ideological, story-telling, interest, and artistry.
Reader comments
This book explains the complex doctor-patient relationship in a light and humorous way, which deeply inspired me. The book says, "The doctor can prescribe the right medicine after he has a thorough understanding of the disease." Indeed, doctors and patients should be comrades fighting the disease together, not opponents. We need more works like this to improve understanding and trust between doctors and patients.
A true portrayal speaks to the aspirations of the people.
This book explains the complex doctor-patient relationship in a light and humorous way, which deeply inspired me. The book says, "The doctor can prescribe the right medicine after he has a thorough understanding of the disease." Indeed, doctors and patients should be comrades fighting the disease together, not opponents. We need more works like this to improve understanding and trust between doctors and patients.
A true portrayal speaks to the aspirations of the people.