Gathering Light in the Forest of Medicine
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Summary
In "Gleaning Light in the Medical Forest," the author records, through dozens of short essays, the people he met and the events he experienced on the path guided by the life motto "always be a doctor with humanistic compassion."
The events may be small, but the feelings are genuine. With plain language, the author gathers the light and shadows along his medical path, weaving them into true stories that shine with genuine emotion, presenting a life belief of doing everything with heart, feeling, and love.
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- Medical students currently studying and preparing to enter the healthcare profession
- Young healthcare professionals hoping to understand doctor-patient relationships and professional beliefs
- General readers who enjoy true personal stories in short form
- Those interested in grassroots healthcare and hospital management experiences
Not a good fit for
- Readers expecting systematic medical knowledge or clinical technical guidance
- Readers who prefer strong plot and dramatic narrative
- Readers seeking specific disease diagnosis and treatment plans
Reading tips
- Read two or three pieces a day in order; no need to finish at once—leave room for reflection.
- When a story moves you, jot down a sentence or two of feeling to form your own reading notes.
- Medical students can compare the experiences in the book with internship observations and reflect on their own understanding of humanistic doctoring.
- When facing career confusion, reread pieces related to choice and perseverance to help organize your thoughts.
About the publisher
Lijiang Publishing House focuses on Chinese and foreign literature, humanities and social sciences, cultural life, and parent-child education, and is particularly known for translating and introducing foreign literature; its "Nobel Prize in Literature Laureates Series" has had a lasting influence on readers. Judging from the 193 books in the collection, the press publishes modern prose classics such as Lu Xun's Dawn Blossoms Plucked at Dusk, ancient poetry and Eastern philosophy texts including Qu Yuan's The Songs of Chu and the works of Xunzi, educational works such as De Amicis's Cuore, and philosophy titles such as The Origin and Goal of History. Its authors include well-known Chinese and foreign writers and scholars such as Lu Xun, Qu Yuan, Xunzi, Hu Dalei, and Xia Mianzun. Overall, the press balances the organization of classic texts with the introduction of foreign works, forming a publishing profile that gives equal weight to literature, philosophy, and education.
Contents
- 版权信息
- “把我的书还给我!”——小学中学时代之趣事
- 我的外公外婆
- 我帮外公卖鱼
- 追忆我的知青姐姐
- 豆腐与乡情
- 又香又脆的大锅米饭锅巴
- 内科医生当“大厨”
- 一名医生做的那些菜
- 早茶记
- 理发记
- 第一次穿西服
- 我的“医路长行”
- 行善传善,让人生留下美德的印记
- 医道漫漫,我心安处在家乡
- “想到城市看电影就努力读书”
- 我和我的班主任
- 师恩铭记于心
- 我是罗城高中名誉校友
- 我的演讲启蒙老师
- 施焕中教授与家乡美食
- 我是这样认识常哥的
- 鬼子与酒的故事
- 画家欢哥
- 作家东西与医院文化
- 我印象中的作家凡一平
- 能医能文的医学大咖
- 春节前探望老院长
- 方叔
- 医学界的“阿炳”教授
- 一起从仫佬山乡走出来的我们
- 欢送一位年轻医生
- 带着待产包参加博士复试
- 我的新搭档林健燕院长
- 初心不改,医者仁心
- 但愿世间人无病,宁可架上药生尘
- 我们和你在一起
- 敢为人先的妇产科医生
- 治未病比治已病更重要
- 双向奔赴的光亮
- 这位年轻医生很不错
- 红色的传承
- 基层医院需要更多的白求恩式好医生
- 出色的下乡医生团队
- 千里之外
- 当一名有人文情怀的医生
- 玉兰树的故事
- 玉兰花香
- 燕子岭上的水塔
- 母校,我为你骄傲
- 走进“211”大学讲堂
- 梦想启航,点亮心灯
- 我与南宁十医院之缘
- 用心倾听,用情记录,用爱感悟
- 传承发扬宾医优良传统,塑造提升宾医优质品牌
- 反思医学本质,践行人文精神
- 一家充满艺术气息的大型医院
- 一家很有温度的医院
- 一次令人感动的读书活动
- 临时安排的总结发言
- 坚持不懈努力会有回报——诺贝尔奖获得者电话采访听后感
- 奶娃娃上学记
- 遇见是缘,缘来是朋友——读叶健《遇见》有感
- 峥嵘岁月亦如歌——读于小尘《白衣长歌》
- 后记
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About the author
Wu Fengyao is an author about whom limited public information is available. Three of his works are included in the database: Inheritance: The Story of an Infectious Disease Hospital Standing Guard for Life, Gleanings from the Medical World, and The Long Road of Medicine. Judging from these works, his writing centers mainly on the medical profession and the lives of doctors, spanning documentary literature, prose and miscellaneous writings, and biography. Inheritance takes an infectious disease hospital as its subject, recording how medical staff hold their ground and pass on their commitment on the front lines of public health, and it has a strong documentary character. Gleanings from the Medical World and The Long Road of Medicine approach medical experience, reflections on practicing medicine, and thoughts on the profession through prose and biography. Overall, his writing is grounded in medical settings, attends to the professional spirit and everyday experience of doctors, and is plain and close to reality, offering readers a simple and concrete perspective on the medical profession.