Introduction to the work "His Heartbeat, Her Nerves"
Su Qingyan from the Department of Neurosurgery has a pair of eyes that are as precise as a scalpel and can find lesions in millimeter-level nerve maps, but she cannot read the tenderness in the eyes of Lu Shiyan from the Department of Cardiology when he looks at her.
During a joint inter-department surgery, she held the delicate instrument under the microscope to peel off the nerves at the base of the skull, while he guarded the beating heart. The touch of their fingertips through sterile gloves was more disturbing than the signal that the operation was successful. The world outside the world requires extreme calmness, but Lu Shiyan would always give her ginger tea that was just warm enough after multiple surgeries. When she was at a low point due to doctor-patient disputes, he would steady her fatigue with the words "your expertise never needs to be proven." The battlefield outside the mind often involves life and death, but Su Qingyan would silently note down the details of his allergy to mangoes, and after his rescue timeout, put nutritional porridge in the most conspicuous place in his office.
When the cold light of the scalpel meets the regular sound of the heart monitor, when the "sensitivity of the nerve endings" meets the "heat of the heart beat", under the lights of the emergency room and the shadowless lights of the operating room, they not only protect the patient's life, but also find a unique resonance frequency in each other's eyes - it turns out that the most touching love is that he understands her nerve-like delicacy, and she cherishes his heartbeat-like sincerity.
