htmlOn November 4, a medical-themed drama was quietly launched on CCTV 8, which not only cured patients and families, but also cured doctors. " Thank you for your doctor " is different from the previous domestic dramas, focusing on misunderstandings and grievances between doctor-patient relationships. is more about another kind of care, that is, showing the weakness of doctors and the helplessness of patients .
Overall, this show is very good to watch. Not only because the two leading actors, , Yang Mi and , Bai Yu, , have excellent acting skills and good looks, but also because the young doctors they play Xiao Yan and Bai Zhu, have a distinct personality and a plump character, and the growth line between the two is full and very tense.
also has wonderful interpretations of a group of powerful actors such as you Benchang , Xi Meijuan , Zhang Zhijian , Qiao Zhenyu , Fan Lei , Wang Yinan , Li Jie and other wonderful interpretations, making this drama shine with the warm and intimate human brilliance under the cold framework of reality.
heroine Xiao Yan is introverted and calm, deeply buried the grief of the sacrifice of his comrade-in-arms and his fiancé Lin Zhiyuan. After completing the mission of a battlefield doctor, he returned to China to become a doctor in the emergency department of Tongshan Hospital. Her painful personal experience did not affect her professionalism at all, and she always adhered to her beliefs. Adhere to the principle that "medicine is science, but also human learning." Xiao Yan left the patient and his family to make decisions on the choice of different treatment plans and the trade-offs between pros and cons.
In Xiao Yan's concept, because the other party is a patient, doctors should respect, respect, trust and comfort others. She is full of respect for patients and family and can think from the perspective of others. When other doctors discuss the decisions of patients' families in private, Xiao Yan will promptly remind: If you have never experienced it, don't judge others' choices casually, and don't use your moral values to demand others.
In contrast, the male protagonist Atractylodes is also very representative. He is a genius who is "a knife outside his heart" and is highly valued by the dean. Confident in his abilities, he believes that he can avoid various surgical accidents. All kinds of "bad comments" to the outside world are also a kind of calm and composed atmosphere of "not accepting it".
In the mind of Atractylodes, medicine is science, and the mission of medicine is to overcome diseases and save patients. If there is a glimmer of hope for life - even if there is huge risks at the same time, you should do your best. Bystanders inevitably think that he disregards the interests of patients, families and hospitals in order to demonstrate his ability. In fact, the original intention of Atractylodes is still to "treat diseases and save people", but he advocates the power of science and is not limited by non-professional cognition, nor is it subject to risks.
The medical concepts of male and female protagonists seem to be very different on the surface. One is to respect patients' opinions, respect human nature, pay attention to medical procedures, and emphasize humanistic care; the other is to pay more attention to treatment results, believing that the mission of medicine is to overcome the disease at all costs, pay more attention to the disease itself, and try to avoid emotional factors affecting the doctor's judgment. "Human studies" and "medical science" collide. It is easy for the audience to immerse themselves in it and immerse themselves in every difficult choice: Who should you listen to? Is it the former or the latter?
But in reality, "medicine" and "human learning" are not black or white, and Xiao Yan and Atractylodes also make sense. After all, their starting point is the same: the patient. They all recognize the limitations of medicine. One starts from people, so "always comfort"; the other starts from diseases, so they desire "more cures", or even "sometimes cures", they can do their best to overcome the disease.
However, no matter what concept you adhere to, no matter how good a doctor is, we have to face the reality: life is fragile, and doctors are not gods. In the face of diseases, medicine still has too many limitations. What a good doctor can do is "sometimes heal, often help, always comfort."
