It is said that from the neurotic father who was killed by curiosity among the women in black to the short neurotic doctor this time, Dan Niu's image of "smart, brave, witty and well-rounded little magician" is completely broken. Watching the drama against the little doctor, I was embarrassed to think of Dan Niu's appearance in Oliver Twist when she first debuted, and I couldn't help shivering. Frankly speaking, Dan Niu's square face and big eyes (then those who have dog-eyes in the water may have no one's feet), and the nervousness will come out of nowhere!
But (alright, alright, this is the end of Tucao Danniu), the actors' acting skills are very tough. Don't talk about the leading role, and a few supporting roles such as assistants and nurses are also remarkable. The script is especially in line with my hobby: short, two, black.
If the syphilis patient at the beginning of the first episode is not enough to show the essence of blackness, the little girl who stepped on the sawn foot and the chaotic plot in the process of installing the steel pipe in the throat is really hard to stop laughing. Couldn't even laugh. Russian literature itself has a brutal sense of humor, and the editing, photography and soundtrack of the show (although the Russian at the beginning is fake in English) also accentuates the dark humor.
I don't know if other audiences will be like me, but I feel that the plot can completely substitute for anyone's career. As a symbol of a professional ideal, the long-bearded old man represents that everyone in society thinks that "doctors should be like this", and the newly recruited dwarf also thinks that they "should be like that", but such a perfect symbol actually only exists in the concept ( Even Lao Baihu stole the yellow book). When you experience the real situation in person, this will form a huge psychological gap, and the more demanding your professional ethics and career achievements are, the greater the gap will be.
Even so, in the end, he has to return to the pursuit of this ideal. For this reason, first of all, the individual should see that the dwarf itself has very high moral requirements for himself, and his pain is partly derived from this, otherwise Shorty can also ignore the pain of the patient and live in vain to cope with the work; secondly, even if the shorty wants to ignore the pain of the patient and deal with the work in vain, he has indeed done it. It's like God's loan for a period of time to have fun, and it really doesn't have to be valuable. But if you don't work well, you have to find something to do, right? Otherwise, that boring life, like the never-ending snowflake of a broken TV, can really drive people crazy. And when you do something, you can always put on a noble and glamorous goal. Then we have to return to the pursuit of the ideal, and unconsciously accept the constraints and transformation of that ideal image. In a better situation, oneself will be deified into the ideal image of this or another profession in the next era. Of course, that image has nothing to do with the actual self. . That's the case in the episode ending when Shorty chose to name the clinic after Old Whitebeard.
Even though these great goals have almost always been one-sided lies in human history, the need for them is real. In all fairness, the show is dark, but not negative. Existence is the only reason for beings to exist, but beings are not satisfied with this reason. No matter how contradictory they are, as long as people live, psychologically or physiologically, they cannot avoid these restless turmoils.
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