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Here we come to Chapter 18!! I feel that the author's article is very interesting. You can learn a lot of professional knowledge from old mobile phones! (The last time I learned about the sand table was when I was in junior high school. The school set up a small psychological clinic. My classmates went to experience it and said that there was a treatment method called sand table!!) When I wrote about Lin Tangxin's psychological activities, I also felt super real!! In the past, I always seemed to think that returnees were a group of professional elites who could do anything (Oh no, oh no!!). This article really gave me a new understanding!! For example, in terms of language and vocabulary, you have to work hard to adapt, haha (as expected, everyone has things they are not good at! Big guys also have things they don't know) Tang Xin looks so cute when she meets Dr. Ji, hahaha The competition for positions later feels very realistic and undercurrent. The description of Juncheng later is so hilarious, haha (a milk dog that can run) However, although it is "rejection", when I think about it, it is actually a help. Two people with similar backgrounds need to face similar dilemmas in a strange new environment. How to deal with such an environment will probably make the relationship between Lin and Xia closer. It turns out that there are such little jiujiu among hospitals. Patients should come first, but in fact, it is human greed, anger, stupidity, and suspicion that are at work. In fact, only unity among doctors can treat patients better.

Coming to Chapter 31!! Oh, the title of the opening chapter is very shocking. Following the excellent performance and plot tension of the previous chapter, I feel that this chapter will also be exciting? Sure enough, the scene at the beginning is very cinematic!! Dr. Xia's performance later will remind people of the sentence "The greatest charm of a man is his sense of vulnerability." Haha, well, it's actually the feeling of contrast. Or this kind of description is really great!! It makes the characters become more than mere scraps of paper and truly stand up. The whole description is very smooth and the emotional portrayal is also very delicate. I declare that the following paragraph about Qin is really the highlight of the whole article (I'm not saying that the previous part was not good enough, Momo). Qin's transition from a stiff and defensive posture to opening up a chatterbox is actually a difficult transition to portray from a creator's perspective, but it's handled very well here!! It's really not blunt at all (maybe this is the charm of works adapted from real events, woohoo) The whole article is filled with excellent textual tension, full of emotions and excitement. From Xia's fragility at the beginning to the emotional line between the male and female protagonists, and then the emotions suddenly fall back to the depressed Qin, and Qin's story is told again. I really, really like what Qin said here about how he hates Dr. Xia. From the perspective of describing the psychological state of people at the bottom, it is particularly well written!! When I see this, I wonder if Qin, a doctor with less brilliance, would have a less negative attitude? Xia's light stabbed Qin in the dark and made his severe pain worse. Is this why it is so difficult for Qin and Xia to communicate?

Very nice. Solve other people's family relationships and resolve your own family relationships by the way? I feel like a confession is coming, when will the next one come?

Chapter 12 It feels like the contrast between the heroine has been unveiled for the first time. Judging from the previous articles, the impression given by the heroine is that she is gentle, firm and calm. Oh, and she is also excellent in her studies. Wow, the heroine's dream in the church is also very interesting. The feeling of moving forward because of idols is probably very exciting. Will the idol be the reason for the heroine's character change? I'm looking forward to it soon. Wow, the heroine is actually a former patient This chapter feels like a link between the past and the next. Just like the identity and personality of the heroine in the introduction, there is actually a more invisible and surprising side. I am looking forward to the subsequent development. After experiencing the refugee period, everyone's life has returned to its own track, but in fact everything seems to be different. The people and experiences we met in the past have quietly made subtle changes in life. Or maybe life itself is a river that is constantly changing, integrating and losing. We meet everyone, but we cannot keep everyone.

Dangdang started reading Chapter 10!! I read the introduction carefully before reading today! I didn't expect there would be a twist later. Looking forward to it hehe The beginning of "The Eaves of the Red Brick Wall" is really atmospheric! Reminds me of some red phone booths! Seeing the contrast between the heroine's friendly smile but the mysterious circle of friends seems to foreshadow the following chapters. Hey, this part about the old man feels so sad, especially when I think of my grandfather! I feel that the author is really a very gentle person! The emotional experience of the male protagonist is mentioned later. I wonder what role Xia's ex-girlfriend will play in the development of the plot of the article. I really cried when I mentioned my grandfather! I remembered that when my grandma passed away, my father also had some dreams the night before. The interaction between relatives really makes people believe in the existence of some souls and quantum entanglement. I have always thought that the relationship between grandparents and grandchildren is often more touching than that of the parents' generation. Parents and children tend to get entangled in more trivial matters in life due to the relationship between generations. Because the time interval is very close, there are more frictions. In comparison, the link between grandparents and grandchildren is more pure and touching. Maybe time has eliminated a lot of things, so only the heavy love is left that travels through time and space?

Here comes Chapter 9!! I really like this opening sentence! "The heart that had been hanging in mid-air finally fell into her chest like a stone. Her soul returned to her body." What a strong literary tension!! Here's my favorite sentence so far!? If I continue reading, this chapter gives me a feeling that the war has passed. People slowly recovered from the surprise. The whole atmosphere is a little bit, but I can feel the gentle and firm magnetic field radiated by these kind volunteers!! There will definitely be a day when the clouds clear and the sun shines through! The scene later saying goodbye to the refugees warmed my heart again!! I love it every time I see the plot about these refugees! Although ignorance is very lacking or the body and face are not particularly clean or beautiful, maybe the cleanliness and purity in the eyes are really the same as the flowers blooming on the barren land!! I also like the part about the church bells at the back!! It feels so solemn and solemn. Ahhhhhhhh why the male and female protagonists are separated, I look forward to them meeting again ahhhhhhhh

"Tong Xiaorui's stubbornness and his own toughness are really like a mirror. What Liu Xiao sees is himself covered in bruises when he was young." Although the case of anorexia nervosa written by the author is a novel, it reflects too much reality... Tong Xiaorui and Liu Xiao are characters, and they are also flesh-and-blood people in reality: the daughter's screams, the mother's control, the "self-as-shield" resistance behind the daughter's anorexia, the fragility and fear behind the mother's denial... I seem to have seen myself in the past, and I have also seen many people around me and on the Internet. I like that the article does not just describe Xiaorui's despair and pain, but also reflects Liu Xiao's helplessness and weakness (this is not a reason why she can control her daughter, but it further illustrates how parents' unfinished issues will affect their children, and that being a qualified parent does require an "examination") - as a psychotherapist, Tangxin needs and has the ability to see both sides of the situation. As a student who is still working hard on the path of clinical psychology, I really like the story written by the author, and I am also very curious about the subsequent development (How will Tangxin treat Xiaorui? What kind of patients will she encounter later?) I hope this novel will be read more, and I also hope the author can continue writing while taking care of himself??[Rose]

I like this chapter very much. From the moment Tangxin walks into the VIP inpatient department, the feeling of rush and bustle appears, and the chaotic and tense atmosphere in the hospital is constantly superimposed (I think the medical staff work in this kind of environment every day, and their inner health is also very worrying). But when Tang Xin was dealing with Ms. Liu Xiao, order suddenly returned: she allowed Xiaorui's mother to become Ms. Liu Xiao, and she also pulled Ms. Liu Xiao out of the emotional torrent and regained her rationality. The gentle yet firm working style is really amazing ~

It's very interesting. I wonder if there are any hidden secrets in the selection of academic articles 😏

Here we come to Chapter 45!! "Wu Ling slapped Lin on the head hard." Hahahahaha. Lin was caught off guard: What did I do?? Lin Juncheng really took care of the laughs hahahahahahaha It feels so uncomfortable to see Xiaorui's condition. I feel like Xiaorui is like a little flower that is gradually withering. So don't be angry. Temporary excitement actually hurts many people. In fact, in the final analysis, no one is a bad person. It's just that everyone stands in their own position and it is difficult to communicate because they are too tough. Hahahahahahaha we meet again, it seems that "fate is not a heavy rain that you can avoid without going out"