Out of the frying pan and into the fire? Lin Nianchu, a pediatrician once hailed as the most beautiful campus belle in medical school history, is now middle-aged. After going through a failed marriage, she has become deeply unsure of her ability to □. She once resolved to stay single, but eventually accepted a new relationship. Lin Nianchu is determined to nurture this relationship well. She suppresses her personality and treads carefully, but never seems to get it right. At last she and Ling Yuan find their hearts in harmony, only to be hit by unprecedented difficulties.
Ling Yuan is exceptionally talented, a genius in both clinical practice and management. For eighteen years, his deep devotion to Lin Nianchu has never wavered. His dream coming true brings him the greatest joy, but the road to happiness is beset by challenges and choices involving work, family, kinship, and friendship.
Is true love a warm source of support on the road to happiness, or a heavy burden?
Gu Tong, an American psychologist involved in a Sino-American cooperation project for children and families, becomes connected to Lin Nianchu through work, and even more so after a chance encounter on the street with Qin Xiaoxiao, who is gravely ill and has run away from home. Hot-tempered and capable, Gu Tong can resort to any means to get things done, yet often turns unexpectedly tender. Her identity as a psychologist draws her into the tangled family relationships of those around her. Though Dr. Gu has always been a lovesick fool who judges men by their looks, she too finds herself falling helplessly into a love that can never come to fruition...
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I have read it twice, because Ling Yuan is the "god man" in my mind. This novel about Ling Yuan's life presented me with a vivid personality of Ling Yuan. The family life of that genius was happy at first, and she had Xiao Yuan who regarded her as everything. Yan Yan was lucky to have such outstanding and loving parents. In the end, Ling Yuan was satisfied. He had the most ordinary and real happiness in the world. He had a career and a family at the same time. The child of God had a perfect life.
We have gone around and around, seen and passed by, no matter how long we are apart, we can never forget Lin Nianchu from Ling Yuan. I don't know if there is any platform or way to express my love to the author, so I will just come back and take a look. Really like it.
I really like Ling Yuan and Lin Nianchu and hope they will stay in love forever.
Both the extras and the main text are both good-looking
Zhu Zhu, why are you so cruel to Xiaobo? The previous few articles were encouraging, motivating, and uplifting, but this article is simply killing me.
Don't let Xiaobo be that kind of director. This is a systemic issue. Don't sacrifice him.
It's not easy to bloom a flower among thorns.
Ling Yuan will deeply blame himself because he did not severely punish Ji Kailai. In fact, even if Ji Kailai had not been there, this incident might have happened, because there would still be people like Wang Kailai and Ma Kailai.
How well written those opening chapters are! After a pause, I continue, write extras, change the script, and then it's all messed up~~
Actually, I think the author also wrote chaos! With such a long article, it would definitely be more messy for me to write~~
Her operation was full of errors and loopholes. In such a situation, she was not you or me after all. There was no way she could become stronger and shine brilliantly when faced with obstacles; she was a disgrace. However, despite being unsightly on the surface, all the experts and head nurses who participated in the evaluation understood that even under such pressure, she still showed the basic abilities of a first-year nurse. This ability was completely sufficient to pass the test. There was absolutely no reason for her to be dismissed by the head nurse as under expectation.
Netizen: jajax Publish time: 2012-02-14 19:32:47
I want to say that people should leave when necessary, such as Liu Fang.
When I was a child, my academic performance was much better than that of my classmates. Not just better, but I could get full marks on difficult exams, while the second place students who were two grades above me could only fail. Moreover, this second place was very unconvinced and turned my full marks into dissatisfaction. One day, because of something so trivial that I can't even remember it now, I told someone about it. It could be said to be a scolding. At that time, I didn't understand the importance of telling the truth and speaking in a good tone. As a result, a teacher angrily reprimanded me. The main meaning was, don't think that you are good at everything. There are things that you care about but are not satisfied with. You can imagine my reaction at that time. I had no reaction, but I clearly felt the teacher's anger and hostility. This is instinctive.
I feel that this Liu Fang is also in the stage of instinctive response. Of course this is absolutely not possible.
I once changed schools, maybe because the teacher's anger made my parents feel that the matter was too serious, or maybe because the middle school in that elementary school was not very good, and changing schools would give me a chance to get into the middle school well. This is a kind of response. It is not that there is no real fairness, but that there is unfairness that cannot be overcome. When you are responsible for yourself, you should know how to leave when you see this situation.
I'm not saying that Liu Fang was wrong about the management, but that the two sides were completely unequal. When the management ordered Liu Fang to leave, she had no choice but to leave. Of course, unless you win the comprehensive assessment or grow from events such as the comprehensive assessment (in general, leaving is the best option)
The two sides were completely unequal. When the management ordered Liu Fang to leave, she had no choice but to leave.
This kind of assessment is a lose-lose situation. After Liu Fang's father committed the crime of injury, Liu Fang actually came to ask for justice. I really don't know where she got the sense of fairness without being hurt.
I have read it twice, because Ling Yuan is the "god man" in my mind. This novel about Ling Yuan's life presented me with a vivid personality of Ling Yuan. The family life of that genius was happy at first, and she had Xiao Yuan who regarded her as everything. Yan Yan was lucky to have such outstanding and loving parents. In the end, Ling Yuan was satisfied. He had the most ordinary and real happiness in the world. He had a career and a family at the same time. The child of God had a perfect life.
We have gone around and around, seen and passed by, no matter how long we are apart, we can never forget Lin Nianchu from Ling Yuan. I don't know if there is any platform or way to express my love to the author, so I will just come back and take a look. Really like it.
I really like Ling Yuan and Lin Nianchu and hope they will stay in love forever.
Both the extras and the main text are both good-looking
Zhu Zhu, why are you so cruel to Xiaobo? The previous few articles were encouraging, motivating, and uplifting, but this article is simply killing me. Don't let Xiaobo be that kind of director. This is a systemic issue. Don't sacrifice him.
It's not easy to bloom a flower among thorns.
Ling Yuan will deeply blame himself because he did not severely punish Ji Kailai. In fact, even if Ji Kailai had not been there, this incident might have happened, because there would still be people like Wang Kailai and Ma Kailai.
How well written those opening chapters are! After a pause, I continue, write extras, change the script, and then it's all messed up~~
Actually, I think the author also wrote chaos! With such a long article, it would definitely be more messy for me to write~~
Her operation was full of errors and loopholes. In such a situation, she was not you or me after all. There was no way she could become stronger and shine brilliantly when faced with obstacles; she was a disgrace. However, despite being unsightly on the surface, all the experts and head nurses who participated in the evaluation understood that even under such pressure, she still showed the basic abilities of a first-year nurse. This ability was completely sufficient to pass the test. There was absolutely no reason for her to be dismissed by the head nurse as under expectation. Netizen: jajax Publish time: 2012-02-14 19:32:47 I want to say that people should leave when necessary, such as Liu Fang. When I was a child, my academic performance was much better than that of my classmates. Not just better, but I could get full marks on difficult exams, while the second place students who were two grades above me could only fail. Moreover, this second place was very unconvinced and turned my full marks into dissatisfaction. One day, because of something so trivial that I can't even remember it now, I told someone about it. It could be said to be a scolding. At that time, I didn't understand the importance of telling the truth and speaking in a good tone. As a result, a teacher angrily reprimanded me. The main meaning was, don't think that you are good at everything. There are things that you care about but are not satisfied with. You can imagine my reaction at that time. I had no reaction, but I clearly felt the teacher's anger and hostility. This is instinctive. I feel that this Liu Fang is also in the stage of instinctive response. Of course this is absolutely not possible. I once changed schools, maybe because the teacher's anger made my parents feel that the matter was too serious, or maybe because the middle school in that elementary school was not very good, and changing schools would give me a chance to get into the middle school well. This is a kind of response. It is not that there is no real fairness, but that there is unfairness that cannot be overcome. When you are responsible for yourself, you should know how to leave when you see this situation. I'm not saying that Liu Fang was wrong about the management, but that the two sides were completely unequal. When the management ordered Liu Fang to leave, she had no choice but to leave. Of course, unless you win the comprehensive assessment or grow from events such as the comprehensive assessment (in general, leaving is the best option) The two sides were completely unequal. When the management ordered Liu Fang to leave, she had no choice but to leave. This kind of assessment is a lose-lose situation. After Liu Fang's father committed the crime of injury, Liu Fang actually came to ask for justice. I really don't know where she got the sense of fairness without being hurt.