After over a decade of arduous study, pulling all-nighters, and constantly striving for self-improvement in clinical practice, wasn't everyone's ultimate goal to stand out and become a top-tier professional? Even for doctors, the lofty slogans about saving the world and healing the sick sounded a bit too grandiose. To put it plainly, the reason everyone worked so hard was to earn a good professional title, make a decent, legitimate income, and be genuinely respected as "Teacher" when walking down the hospital corridors.
In their eyes, using genuine medical expertise as the sole benchmark was the only fair way to measure success.
