(Happy Mid-Autumn Festival)
Liu Banxia never relaxes when it comes to teaching the six little ones. Even though sometimes he can be a bit cheeky in personality, when it comes to serious matters, he doesn't tolerate even the tiniest mistake.
Moreover, throughout the teaching process, he adds some of his personal insights.
Like with the matter of ward rounds, he incorporates his understanding of what makes a good ward round.
Understanding the patient's condition can be prioritized second, because basic conditions are reviewed every morning. So, alleviating the emotions of the patients and their families can be prioritized first.
As he said, even though we cannot quantify with data how much better the prognosis of a patient in a good mood is compared to one in a bad mood, it's still something that can be done.
