The interviews in this case are different for internal medicine and surgery.

In interviews for internal medicine training, examiners usually focus on the candidate’s professional knowledge and related skills in internal medicine, as well as the candidate’s ability and way of thinking when handling internal medicine cases. In addition, interviews in internal medicine training may also involve ethical and moral issues in clinical practice to assess the candidates' moral awareness and professionalism.

In regular training surgical interviews, examiners usually pay more attention to the candidate's surgical expertise and related skills, as well as the candidate's ability and way of thinking when handling surgical cases. In addition, regular training surgical interviews may also involve surgical techniques and risk management issues in clinical practice to assess the candidate's surgical skills and ability to deal with complex situations.