从第一幅图中我们可以看到，一位医生穿着工作服疲惫的躺在地上。他没有时间

From the first picture, we can see that a doctor is lying on the ground tiredly in work clothes. He has no time to change clothes, and no time to rest in a comfortable bed. One heart is only for the patient. From the second picture, we can see that the doctors are neatly dressed, but are secretly receiving red envelopes, taking care of their own interests. <br>From the depths of the soul, doctors want to recover patients. This is the bottom line of professional ethics and the source of professional accomplishment, but the diseases are complicated and many cannot be solved. Of course, in the face of death and illness, it is obligatory for every patient to get out of the hospital in a healthy and healthy manner. This is also the value and significance of being a doctor. But there are also counterexamples. In real life, everyone may get sick and seek medical treatment. Although it is individual doctors who ask for red envelopes and deliberately make things difficult, they inevitably make ordinary patients jealous. To achieve a good doctor-patient relationship, the patient's respect and care for medical workers is inseparable, and it also requires medical workers to put themselves into consideration for the patient's situation and difficulties. When doctors put aside their personal interests and treat each patient equally and selflessly, the two sides can build a foundation of mutual trust. Patients can receive timely and effective treatment from doctors, and doctors can also obtain the supreme professional glory in a harmonious doctor-patient relationship.

From the first picture, we can see a doctor lying on the ground tired in his overalls. He had no time to change his clothes or rest in a comfortable bed. Focus on the patient. From the second picture, we can see that the doctor is dressed neatly, but he is secretly receiving red envelopes and only cares about his own interests.<br>Doctors want patients to recover from the depths of their soul, which is the bottom line of professional ethics and the source of professional achievement, but many diseases are complex and can not be solved. Of course, in the face of death and illness, it is incumbent on every patient to get out of the hospital healthily, which is also the value and significance of being a doctor. However, there are counter examples. In real life, everyone may get sick and seek medical treatment. Although it is individual doctors who ask for red envelopes and deliberately make difficulties, it can not help but make ordinary patients afraid and cold. If we want to achieve a good doctor-patient relationship, we can not do without the patients' respect and love for medical workers. We also need medical workers to put themselves in a position to think about the situation and difficulties of patients. When doctors put aside their personal interests and treat every patient equally and selflessly, both sides can build the foundation of mutual trust. Patients can get timely and effective treatment from doctors, and doctors can also obtain supreme professional glory in the harmonious doctor-patient relationship.<br>

From the first picture, we can see that a doctor is lying on the ground wearily in overalls. He has no time to change clothes and rest in a comfortable bed. Only for patients. From the second picture, we can see that doctors are dressed neatly, but they are secretly collecting red envelopes, only taking care of their own interests.Doctors want patients to recover from their soul, which is the bottom line of professional ethics and the source of professional achievement, but many diseases are complicated and cannot be solved. Of course, in the face of death and illness, it is incumbent on every patient to walk out of the hospital healthily, which is also the value and significance of being a doctor. However, there are counter-examples. In real life, everyone may get sick and seek medical treatment. Although individual doctors ask for red envelopes and deliberately make things difficult, they inevitably make ordinary patients fear chilling. If we want to achieve a good doctor-patient relationship, we can't do without the patient's respect and love for the medical workers, and we also need the medical workers to put themselves in their shoes and think about the patient's situation and difficulties. When doctors put aside their self-interest and treat each patient fairly and selflessly, the two sides can build the foundation of mutual trust, patients can get timely and effective treatment from doctors, and doctors can also get great professional glory in the harmonious doctor-patient relationship.