Chapter 884 - 886: The Distinction Between Good and Evil
He still remembers the moment he became a doctor and swore an oath in the auditorium, with hundreds of people standing there solemnly and reverently saying:
"The commitment of health, the trust of life. As I step into the sacred medical academy, I solemnly swear: I vow to dedicate myself to medicine, love my country, be loyal to the people, adhere to medical ethics, respect teachers, observe discipline, study diligently, persist tirelessly, strive for perfection, and develop comprehensively. I am determined to do my utmost to relieve human suffering, assist in perfect health, and safeguard the sanctity and honor of medical skills. I will save the dying, help the wounded, persist despite hardships, and pursue relentlessly the development of the nation’s medical and health undertakings and the physical and mental health of humanity for a lifetime."
At that moment, Xiao Yifei was moved by himself, feeling that he was doing something particularly great. It was a major event in his life; he had never been so excited even when raising the national flag. He felt like a superhero saving the world at that moment of swearing in.
All these years have passed, and he hasn’t failed the oath he made back then, dedicating himself to medicine, adhering to medical ethics, and doing his utmost to solve problems for patients. Looking back on his years in medical practice, he always did things by this standard, having no qualms with his conscience.
Xiao Yifei also saw quite a few unscrupulous doctors, but such people were the minority. Many doctors dutifully and responsibly strived to do every task well, and people like Zheng Peng were indeed rare.
But as the ancients said: "A fly ruins a pot of soup." It is precisely because of people like Zheng Peng that many in society have significant misunderstandings about doctors, and the doctor-patient relationship has become exceptionally tense at times. Xiao Yifei felt his hard work was all in vain.
After coming to this city, he worked so hard on TV programs and was so diligent in his work, creating a good impression of the hospital. Now it’s all going to be ruined by that one thing Zheng Peng did. He doesn’t know what Zheng Peng really wants.
If he wanted something, why not compete openly? Why resort to harmful schemes? Xiao Yifei got angry just thinking about it. He already knew that the virus outbreak this time was definitely related to Zheng Peng, but he currently had no evidence and could only watch Zheng Peng get away with it, while he had to bear the consequences on his behalf.