Come On, Dr. Wu

I have just started reading this excellent book about doctors, but I think it is good, so I would like to share it first. I used to read medical articles (not Chinese medicine, I don't read Chinese medicine), and the words always gave people the impression that as long as it was serious, the protagonist had to treat it, and only the protagonist could discover it. It was too deliberate, and it seemed that other doctors were just decorations. This is very appropriate. It tells examples, opens the eyes with the scenes of the protagonist, and then follows the rules. It's very comfortable and makes people believe in the hospital and the doctor.

The writing was good at the beginning, but in the middle, the author watched too many short dramas for inspiration, and as he wrote, the benevolence of a doctor turned into the heart of a holy mother.

If you are sure that the new doctor can afford a mortgage of 15 million, the monthly interest should be several hundred thousand. The basic salary should be a few thousand to a little more than 10,000 yuan, plus the operation commission is tens of thousands of yuan a month. Even if the flying knife is used to death, it will be more than a hundred thousand yuan a month. In fact, the most profitable thing for the hospital is that the management should buy machinery and surgical things, and there are rebates. The second most profitable is brain surgery and cardiology hospital surgery, and what about your family? 10 Million sheep, and then some tourism projects, hotel openings, etc. Shouldn't we spend money to invest this month? Why has it increased by 15 million? Where did the return come from in just a month or so? Shouldn't it be decoration? And your family's sheep and investment projects are ignored. The protagonist's parents went to Beijing and Shanghai. Is this writing about doing business so perfunctory?

Okay, very professional.

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