As a colleague, first express your understanding of your own ideas.

Your account reminds me of the oath that "health depends on life" when I entered Peking University Medical Center. Reminds me of putting on that white frock after graduation and solemnly swearing, "I rely on Apollo Esquel, the god of medicine and the god of heaven and earth as evidence." I sincerely swear that I will abide by this agreement with my own ability and judgment. Whoever teaches me art will respect me as a parent, a lifelong companion in the industry, and need my help urgently. Treat his children, such as my brother, and teach them for free and unconditionally if they want to find a job. As far as I know, my son, the son of my teacher, the student who swore to abide by this agreement, will not pass it on to others. I am willing to do my best, use my judgment, adhere to the creed of serving the interests of patients, and check all corrupt and harmful behaviors. I won't give others dangerous drugs, even if someone asks me, I won't give such instructions, especially I won't give women an abortion. I am willing to perform my duties for life with this pure and sacred spirit. I don't operate on anyone with stones, which needs experts to do. No matter where I meet men and women, my only purpose is to seek happiness for my sick family, to be myself, and not to do all kinds of harm and bad behavior, especially not to seduce. What I have seen and heard, regardless of business relationship, I think it should be kept confidential, and I am willing to keep it confidential. When I strictly abide by the above oath, I ask the gods to honor my life and medical skills. If I break this oath, the gods of heaven and earth will be killed. Take the essence-I swear: I volunteer to devote myself to medicine, love the motherland, be loyal to the people, adhere to medical ethics, respect teachers and attach importance to teaching, study hard, be tireless, strive for perfection and develop in an all-round way. I am determined to do my best to eliminate human diseases, help improve health and safeguard the sanctity and honor of medical skills. Heal the wounded and rescue the dying, work tirelessly, pursue persistently, and strive for the development of medical and health undertakings in the motherland and the physical and mental health of mankind for life. " That solemn oath! ; Reminds me of the fresh life I got from more than ten hours of busy operation; Reminds me of the happy smiling face every time a patient recovers; Reminds me. . . . . .

May you keep your oath, the doctor didn't desert! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !