White Coats and Fireworks

Yang Feng, a 23-year-old medical school graduate, joined the emergency department of Jiangcheng's tertiary hospital with the original intention of saving lives and healing the wounded. From a top student on campus to a newcomer in the workplace, he faced the life-and-death speed and reality test of the emergency battlefield. The rush of entering the workplace, the thrill of late-night rescue, the thorny problems of doctor-patient friction, the human game of competition in the workplace, the pressure of rent, and the trivial life, once made him confused and shaken; fortunately, he was guided by a strict teacher, accompanied by good friends, and the gentle support and tacit understanding of nurse Lin Xiao allowed him to find the right direction amidst the responsibilities of the white coat and the warmth of fireworks. From being unfamiliar and cowardly to taking charge of his own life, from being afraid of conflicts to calmly resolving them, Yang Feng tempered his medical skills and character in emergency rescues, and strengthened his faith in the warmth of firewood, rice, oil and salt. He not only witnessed the weight of life, old age, illness and death, but also guarded the warmth of ordinary life. He wrote a story about adhering to the original intention, growing towards the sun, and letting the glory of the white coat intertwined with the fireworks of the world. The growth story of urban medical care.