Passing by the World

Lin He On the surface, he is cold, heartless, desireless and ascetic, but in fact, he has witnessed so many deaths, hates his inability to snatch more people from the hands of death, and blames himself for not being proficient in medical skills. Under the constant high demands on myself, I started to feel depressed due to various reasons, could not hold the scalpel steadily, and my mentality was not normal. It was a very classic phenomenon that doctors cannot heal themselves. He stayed at his job because of his love, but he was afraid of seeing others die because of the changing world. In fact, life is so strong and fragile. Fortunately, he met Hui Ran and hoped to be saved. Hui Ran A girl who was abandoned by her parents since she was a child and raised by her grandfather is very similar to many left-behind children/children in single-parent families/children abandoned by their families in life. She longs for reunion but doesn't know how to face it. She grows up in hesitation and is on the edge of self-isolation and openness to the world. But her grandfather did not have high demands on her and did not give up on her. I remember the pork ribs made by her grandfather, which looked really delicious. Her character can be said to be one of the true portrayals of the strength and fragility of life. Struggling under the pressure of life and instinctively avoiding the threat of death, he did an interview in a hospice hospital. Facing death requires great courage. She discovered Lin He's disguise all along and saw the fragility under his mask. If you want to go further, mutual support is inevitable, and I look forward to more interactions between them. The experience of Grandma Zhou in the story is easily reminiscent of those people around her who dedicated their lives but unfortunately fell ill. Death comes so quickly, and those who cherish them can only sit back and watch, watching their lives come to an end without being able to turn back. How should I put it, the realistic subject matter is like this, very skinny.

I really like this book. Death is not the end of life, forgetfulness is. Love life, cherish life, face death

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