Two Stars of Obstetrics

Ye Hao, the son of an obstetrics and gynecology department director, loves to have fun. With no other choice, he follows in his mother’s footsteps and becomes a male obstetrician-gynecologist.

Zhong Chulou, meanwhile, has a family fortune worth billions waiting to be inherited. He gives up his parents’ plan for him to attend a world-famous business school and take over the family company. Because of his unusual background, he is determined to become a male obstetrician-gynecologist.

These childhood friends, with completely different personalities, embark on very different careers:

Dr. Ye is either slacking off or on his way to slack off.

Dr. Zhong is either in the delivery room, in the operating room, or on his way to one of them...

Director Hua Min, who hopes her son will make something of himself: “If only Alou were my own son!”

Zhong Chulou: “Teacher, I always thought you treated me like your own child. I didn’t realize that, in your heart, Ye Hao and I were still different.”

Ye Hao: “Of course we’re different. Mom’s eyes light up when she looks at you. When she looks at me, she just wants to hit me. Boo-hoo.”

Hua Min: “Ye Hao, get back on duty already!”

On a rainy night, Ye Hao wakes in the on-call room to the sound of rain beating against the window.

I fell asleep again. Good thing Mom didn’t catch me.

A young nurse pushes open the door to the on-call room. “Dr. Ye, there’s a woman in labor. The baby’s coming.”

Ye Hao: “What about the other doctors...”

The nurse: “There are no other doctors. You’re the only one.”

The woman’s husband blocks Ye Hao from entering the delivery room. “I want a different doctor!”

Ye Hao: “Why?”

The husband: “Because you’re a man!”

He’s actually facing gender discrimination at work. Boo-hoo...

The nurse: “The patient is having a difficult labor. She needs emergency surgery!”

Zhong Chulou is called in at the last moment to deliver the baby.

The husband: “Why is it still a male doctor?”