Learning ability is different from high school, and it is more used for reciting. English is very important. Good grades are the basic skills of award-winning research and clinical work, which is very important. Turning to the clinic, the panic of insufficient study pressure, the contradiction between doctors and patients, and the communication with colleagues and superiors need to be stable. Life will be hard after work, will you regret it? I didn't understand it before, but now I work overtime unconditionally year after year, and the salary is really low. If I think too much, I may be forced to change careers. Then there is the disgusting way to promote the postgraduate entrance examination and examination article fund. I'm not a medical student. I knew I had to do this the day before yesterday. It is not easy to be a female doctor, and surgery is generally not recommended. The intensity of operation is too great, and the night shift is too destructive. Girls also need to consider their children. Most male surgeons will discriminate against female surgeons, even if you make a lot of efforts. As for dexterity, I think I am very dexterous. I won the first place in the school in the manual competition, but it is completely different from surgery. I think hand stability is the most important thing, followed by high EQ in adversity, and those who can withstand scolding and coax the surgeon. Talk to your family more and try not to regret it.