Don't choose a doctor. I just graduated this year and am studying for a career change. Since I studied this major, I have paid more than others. When I was studying, I chewed 4 or 5 cm thick textbooks and several reference books. I studied for one more year than others, not to mention my internship. I was even employed as a handyman in the hospital to get to know the actual situation, so that you can check cases or copy medical records or something.

I am diligent, better than others, that is, there are patients who can be treated in the middle of the night and have surgery at the cost of sleeping less than three hours a day.

I thought it would be better to graduate, but when I was looking for a job, I went to several hospitals (top three) and just said that I would only sign 1, 2, 3 years (what do you mean? As most medical students know, they plan to change a batch of fresh graduates to do odd jobs every year. The most frustrating thing is that I don't know what the salary is, which is 1 100. The most disgusting thing is that there is dimethyl.

Think about the hardships of studying medicine in these years, and then think about the life of cheap labor after coming out. Don't study children. This is a fire pit.

The wish is beautiful, but the reality is cruel. I am also a woman, which is basically an example of disillusionment. In addition, studying medicine has a hidden influence on girls. Girls who study medicine are tough, and they are forgiving when they speak.

Think of the mutilated bodies. You have to wear gloves to rummage through it. Think about the smell of formaldehyde in the room coming from the body. Imagine a whole body lying in front of you. All you have to do is skin him, remove the meat and bones, and cut the meat off his heel like a pencil.

I sincerely hope that there will be fewer people who make mistakes in this thief boat.