Jindu Medical

During the day in Jindu, it is the sharp cold light of a cardiothoracic surgical scalpel; at night, it is the scalding fireworks of the human world on Binjiang Road. The attending doctor Shen Ao, wearing a white coat and holding a lancet, is calm and rational. He believes that emotions are the most unnecessary risk in precision surgery. The trainee reporter is meticulous and sensitive. He broke into his field to do medical documentary reporting. He uses his pen and lens to persistently explore the warm life behind every disease. He taught her how to look at chest CT shadows, and she led him to listen to the cries of the market in the early morning. When the peak of rationality begins to give way to the stream of sensibility, they discover together: the most complicated "surgery" is to unlock each other's defenses; and the most successful "healing" is to find the way home amidst the hustle and bustle.