Doctors in Ji 'an Central People's Hospital can hardly see dermatology. As for pediatrics, parents who don't want their children to be seriously ill or incurable of major diseases should not go. They are all parallel doctors.

The expert director of Ji' an maternity insurance can't tell the truth from pediatrics. A little better than the central hospital. He didn't even have a skin test. Now the child is allergic and shirks the responsibility, especially the nurse who arranges nurses seems to owe her money.

Now more and more people can understand why there are so many problems between doctors and patients, and whether there is really a cure in China. . . . . . . . . . . .