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This book is a collection of a series of articles formed by the author's in-depth observation of patients' physiological and psychological states during clinical medical work, and his keen understanding and perception of life and death. The author tells stories and uses literary techniques to show medical scenes where doctors and patients face illness and death together, conveying a deep compassion and care for life. This book touches on the psychological, humanistic, social, cultural and other aspects required by the doctor's profession, as well as many practical issues such as how to eliminate or reduce patients' fear of dying or even death. In particular, the text that cuts into the details of the ward touches life and death like a scalpel, and has a sense of transparency that connects life and the world.

The sky suddenly cleared up in the afternoon, which turned Song Xianggui's life around. The many days of rain seemed to have tired out, and finally stopped, and the sun came out, illuminating the countryside in late spring. Song Xianggui put his hands in his trouser pockets and his textbooks in his armpits as he hurriedly walked along the path at the end of the village. The cold air flowed into the nasal cavity with the wind, refreshing the whole body. Because of this refreshing feeling, he temporarily changed his route and took a detour to the west end of the village, stopping by his cousin's house. Soon after arriving at the door of his cousin's house, Song Xianggui pushed open the door and barged in. A reed chicken that was looking for food was kicked away by him, causing more chickens and ducks to flee in all directions. Clouds of smoke and dust wrapped in chicken feathers and duck down floated into the air, and it took a while for the dust to settle. Before Song Xianggui could blame himself for being reckless, he was stunned.