The Younger Sister Who Returned to China After Performing the First Surgery in the World Is Washing Dishes.

Geneva. World Health Organization Headquarters. Thirty-two-year-old Lu Yan stood in front of the director-general's desk and placed a resignation letter on the table. The credit is on the most common A4 paper, handwritten, with three lines in total. "I resign. Return to China. No need to persuade." Director General Dr. Andre Moreno looked at the letter, then at Lu Yan, and then did something he had never done in his twenty-year career - he stood up, walked around the desk, and held Lu Yan's hand. "Lu, can you not leave?" "No." "You are the only seven-star star in the field of cardiac surgery in the world." Andre's voice was shaking when he said this. "You have forty-seven patents in your hand. The 'Lu's Minimally Invasive Surgery' you led has reduced the mortality rate of cardiac surgery to three per ten thousand. The top hospitals around the world are queuing up to hire you——" "I know." "Then why are you leaving?" Lu Yan withdrew his hand and walked to the window. Lake Geneva shines like a pane of glass in the sun. He stayed in this city for six years, performed 2,000 operations, and saved 2,000 people. But he didn't save anyone in his own family.