This post has not been a fan of dubbed Korean drama films and do not understand the heart sign and the thumb and forefinger sign. Not being able to do anything I came across the Netflix romantic doctors
and this post jotted down a number of interesting points to ponder. Truly the scripts of this series at said livestreaming platform are outstanding.
1. Saving lives. Being focussed on mission, lifes goals. The goal of anyone in his profession must be clear. For doctors it is saving lives. But many doctors, they are confused about being wealthier vs saving lives. And majority it has been the former.
"We should never stop asking questions about why we live, so that we will continue to live"
2. Closing companies or institutions and its effect on ordinary workers who simply want to survive It is easy for the top guys because they can easily find jobs. But for the rest of workforce the issue is survival and that must be felt by people who just make these pronouncments.
3. Being combative with their tools . There was a scene where Doctor Kim and Professor Kim were conversing on who wins: "Win with what with scalpels" And in the end there was this death on the table by Professor Park and he soon resigned. Severe competitiveness on the job just to see who wins in counterproductive.
4. Being fired or investigated on the pretext of closing an institution. Dr. Park was investigated over the death of the son of a head of big company. And a team was sent to the Doldam hospital to investigate the death, (but we saw some scene where Chairman Do said use this excuse to find evidence to shut down the hospital for a much better and profitable new hospital for youth and longevity. A new evidence was found saying that patient signed a consent, even when the risk of death on the table may be possible due to WSW WSW syndrome Mayo Clinic (characterized by Tachycardia over 100 bpm
Teacher Kim said there is no need for further investigation and the team should be sent home to which Chairman Do was furious
