Скачать или смотреть 巍子：急診科17年，我目睹了太多「生死瞬間」After 17 years in the ER, I've witnessed too many life-and-death moments.

巍子，急診科醫生。他在急診科堅守十七年，從年少時因目睹救治高熱驚厥的孩子而立志行醫，到如今成爲冷靜應對生死、卻始終心懷溫暖的醫者。他曾徒手探入傷者斷腿深處盲尋動脈，夾住生命的最後希望；也因乞丐眼神從冰冷轉爲含光而相信善意的力量。他歷經抑鬱的低谷，卻堅持以責任爲燈，投身醫學科普，撰寫《救命有術》，讓普通人成爲生命的首援。他不在乎被稱爲什麼，只願做那個不斷把小魚送回海邊的孩子——因爲每一條，都在乎。他說，力的作用是相互的，愛也一樣。第869位受訪者，巍子，急診科醫生。
Wei Zi, an emergency physician. For seventeen years, he has stood guard in the ER. From his youth, when witnessing the treatment of a child suffering from febrile convulsions inspired his resolve to become a doctor, to today, where he calmly confronts life and death while retaining a warm heart. He once plunged his bare hand deep into a patient's shattered leg, blindly searching for an artery to clamp down on the last thread of life. He witnessed a beggar's cold eyes soften with glimmering hope, reaffirming his belief in the power of kindness. Having navigated the depths of depression, he persists in using responsibility as his guiding light. He dedicates himself to medical education, authoring The Art of Saving Lives to empower ordinary people to become first responders. He cares little for titles, aspiring only to be that child who keeps returning small fish to the sea—because every single one matters. He says force is reciprocal, and so is love. Interviewee #869: Wei Zi, Emergency Room Doctor.
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