The White Notebook

Li Xueqin said: Meeting again after a long absence is the most romantic thing. And the parting of life and death is really sad, because injuries and illnesses take away the health or soundness of you or me, so the next time we meet, we can only survive in dreams and rely on some trivial memories. And too many injuries will not be alleviated by the love between life and life. I love you very much, but I have to watch you go away from me. What a powerless thing it is! May we all have the courage to face the disease and the strength to defeat it!

"The doctors' writing is like a sharp scalpel, dissecting what they see and hear, life and death, love, hate, and prayer disputes." The medical students really couldn't help but almost cried after reading it. The writing is very good, and the human nature is sophistication. All kinds of things in the hospital can be seen through the words.

The content in it is very real. I secretly watched it in class and cried many times. The optimistic old Huang, the never-die old Zhen, the sensible young men Aze and Xiaohu, these people left a deep impression on me and made me understand the value of life and the rareness of love and family affection. At the same time, I also like the doctors and nurses who are patient and empathetic towards patients. Their interactions with patients are also heart-warming. It is with these beautiful people that a beautiful world can be formed. I hope there is less suffering in the world.

The author is worthy of being a doctor. His writing style is as sharp as a scalpel, cutting through the core of love, hate, human nature, and separation. He stands on the boundary between life and death, overlooking the various conditions at the end of life, teaching people how to cherish and love, warning people to respect life, and at the same time comforting people to look down on life and death.

I almost shed tears every time I read it. Thinking about it, I may also become a doctor in the future, or I may not, but before that I have been working hard. I feel like I've grown a lot this year, I've learned to love myself, I've learned to say no, and I've learned to forgive. I also learned from my mother the reason why she left that year. If I wanted to hate him, I think maybe I would hate my father even more. If it weren't for him, maybe my mother wouldn't have never come back to see us for twenty years. We missed our childhood and our growth. I feel relieved after reading this book. My father was cold-blooded when my sister was sick, and he was perverted in educating my younger brother, and he was similar to me. The reason why I choose to forgive is because he is also a poor person. Forgiving him is also forgiving myself. My classmates recommended me to read this book two years ago, but I didn't read it until now. But I'm not sorry, because this book also taught me a lot

It's particularly touching... And it turns out to be true, written by doctors and nurses who have personal experience. This short book covers all kinds of things in the world. I used to think that money, education, and reputation were the most important, but now it seems that as long as my family is safe and healthy, that's all. This book is as tear-jerking as some TV shows about having surgery, like Lifeline. I didn't cry when I read the romance. I didn't cry when I watched be. I cried every time I turned a page while reading this book. 😢 😢 😢 I wish everyone all the best, be safe and happy, and not be overwhelmed by illness.

I am also a nursing student, and I have seen many things in the hospital before. The first week I went to the emergency department, I met two uncles who had not been rescued. An aunt from the general surgery department had late-stage breast cancer and passed away on the night when I was not working the night shift. A grandmother from the endocrinology department was transferred to the emergency ICU. Before the last night shift of internship, a grandfather did not rescue me. I don't want to be a nurse, I don't want to face these 😢 😢

I couldn't cry, but more of a silent condolence for them. I am very grateful to my parents for giving me a healthy body to come into this world. I don't know how to express my feelings. I can't express myself by learning from the sufferings of others, but I can truly see the various aspects of life. I have no reason to waste my time. Health is the most worthy gift.

Medical students came to watch. In fact, when I first embarked on this journey, I thought I would face such life-and-death separations. When people come to the boundary between life and death, we push them back. And the hospital has revealed that there are still too many difficulties. Ordinary people who cannot afford to get sick, patients who can only leave their lives to their families, patients who cannot be cured... I can't figure out how to face these partings, but this book allows me to see these situations. May those who are gone rest in peace, and those who are still there still have courage.

The language of the whole book is very simple. At first I thought it was written by one person, but after reading it I found out that it was not. It feels like a notebook is passed between doctors and nurses, and everyone writes down what they have experienced so that people can remember their visit. It's a book that makes me cry. It has regrets but also new life. I hope everything will be fine. It is a very good book, documentary literature, witnessing the warmth and warmth of the world.