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"Historical Records - The Biography of Bian Que Canggong" mentions: "There are six incurable diseases: arrogance does not care about reason, one is not cured, light body and heavy wealth, two is not cured, food and clothing are not suitable, three are not cured, yin and yang are combined, dirty qi is uncertain, four are not cured, form is not able to take medicine, five is not cured, belief in witches and not in medicine, six is not cured. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 ｉｎｆｏ’

Under He Zhi's stick education, the little fat man finally memorized the original text of the Six Incurables word for word, but for a little kid who can't read big words, maybe this is a confusing saying that he can't forget in the depths of his lifelong memory.

Even when he grew up, he understood the meaning of these words, but deep down he was confused about these words.

Quan Yan has often been hesitant recently, and even the secretary feels that she is not as cold as before, cold as frost, and she is decisive.

In terms of the education of the little fat man, her ideas have always been contrary to He Zhi, I don't know why, she always feels that she actually recognizes He Zhi's concept in her heart, and even some of He Zhi's educational habits are imperceptible.

"People who study medicine have a common disease," Quan Yan put down the chalk, "that is, in the course of the teacher's lecture, when you talk about some diseases, you will subconsciously think, hey, do I also have a certain disease?"

Quan Yan saw a group of people in the audience nodding violently, as if he had a deep understanding.

"Dean, I think I have a duodenal ulcer!"

"I think I'm having a stomach ulcer!"

"I think I'm having a bit of a problem with my tonsils and thyroid!"

"Dean, have I had lung cancer with hemoptysis recently?"

……

Even the lung cancer came out, and Quan Yan was really speechless, so he raised his hand to interrupt them. "Actually, it's just your delusion. Because I am imparting knowledge to you above, the students who listen very carefully are misled by the teacher's psychological cues. You're just putting yourself in the patient's place. ”

The student who said that he had lung cancer persevered to prove that his lung was really wrong. "I used to go down the coal mine and since then I have been coughing, sometimes hemoptysis, accompanied by severe pain in my heart and chest. ”

Quan Yan was helpless, "If you really suspect that you have a physical problem, you can take your student ID card to the affiliated hospital for a check-up on the weekend." On Saturday, the department of the college organizes teachers and professors to have physical examinations, and medical students enjoy allowances and subsidies for physical examinations. ”

"Dean, what if I really get lung cancer?

“…… Classmate, you usually have a ruddy complexion, a full hall, and strong limbs. It definitely doesn't look like you have lung cancer. At most, you've had a cold in the recent change of season. ”

Everyone burst into laughter. In the past few years, Dean Quan, who can't even be cured by tough men like Principal He, was speechless by the questions of their classmates, this is really a good story worth preaching!

Ignoring the students who were about to move in the audience, Quan Yan looked far away, "Our ancestors have a saying, called--The doctor does not heal himself." See what that means?"

The squad leader raised his hand: "It's just that the doctor can't cure his own disease!"

Kwon Yan smiled, "That's right. But one was missing. ”

"Not only can't you save your own personal pain, but you can't save the lives of your loved ones. ”

Quan Yan suddenly became interested, picked up the chalk and raised his hand to copy it on the blackboard, "Give you a debut question, this question does not involve the final assessment results, it is purely an interest discussion." ”

"Suppose one day, your loved one, or your loved ones, is in your emergency room at the same time with a stranger you don't know. You and your colleagues happen to be empty, who do you choose to save?"

Some people may generously admit that they will save their relatives first, and some people will first save unrelated strangers with great compassion. No matter what they chose, they were all discussing their choices in a whisper, and none of them really wanted to shout out what they really thought in their hearts.

Some of them think like this: If I choose to save my relatives, will the dean think that I am selfish and have no medical ethics?

Some people think: If I choose to save the sick, will people think that I am hypocritical?

In fact, what other people think doesn't matter at all.

You are who you are, not a product of other people's self-perceived ethics and morality.

If it were another leader, I heard that you told her that you chose your own family, others might think that you were not a noble person, but Quan Yan would not.

She gives everyone a fair and just opportunity and gives everyone their own spiritual freedom.

But what they have in mind is not at all the real result that will happen in real life.

Suppose your loved one is with a stranger, and the injury is as severe as it is and is about to go into shock, and you enter your department at the same time - who will you save first?

Who do you save?

Who will survive?