I am a medical student. My first job was an internship in a hospital. I was an intern in this hospital at that time. I'm usually not allowed to go on stage for surgery. Once, for some reason, our director let me go to the operating table for the first time just to watch. This is definitely an unforgettable experience for me, because this is the first time I can stand on the operating table.

It can be said that this experience also had a profound impact on my later medical career. When I stood on the operating table and watched my master operate, I really felt a sense of fear. Looking bloody, I'm a little scared. My master told me not to be afraid but to face it bravely. But this is really just the beginning. Help me with my tools. My hand was still shaking when my master asked me to get gauze and scissors, and then my master used my hand. Be brave. I'm more nervous than you for the first time. In this way, the master explained to me while urging me, and some operating points were like this. The first experience on the operating table ended like this, but he strengthened my belief that I must be a good doctor and not relieve the suffering people.