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Context:

In this book Liuliu explores the interactions between doctors and patients
without bending to populist views; she probes these relations with her unique
perspective in order to understand the doctor and describe physicians in a
generally positive way. Xin Shu follows the daily lives of three neurosurgeons—a
resident, a fellow, and an attending physician—at a prestigious hospital in
southern China. The novel reveals the reality of life for Chinese doctors:
juggling a high workload in stressful conditions, working for low salaries, and
being subjected to physical attacks and insults from patients. Although it is
easy to attract the public's attention by highlighting the ugly side of hospital
life in China, that is not Liuliu's intention. Nor does she seek to idealise the
hospital. What she succeeds in doing is to truly present the complex nature of
these doctors' lives—their happiness, anger, grief, and joy. Her humane
portrayal of doctors will hopefully cast the relationship between doctors and
patients in a new light for readers.