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This book is a record of the spiritual growth and medical experience of a Harvard Medical School student for four years. From the moment she walked into Harvard, she faced not only the physical and mental pain and struggle of patients, but also a direct glimpse into the speechless mysteries of life. With vivid writing, Roseman narrates her journey from being an ignorant first-year student with a "white robe" to being an intern in emergency department, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, psychiatry, etc., And growing into an excellent doctor under the pressure of work and life. During this period, she experienced excitement, pride, frustration and even self-doubt. However, in the end she understood that her journey as a doctor in white robes would never end. In addition, the author also gives a wonderful account of the contradictions and entanglements in the highly sensitive doctor-patient relationship in the book.