Parents of low-income families are eager for their children to counterattack and change the fate of the family. Despite the hardships of life, they never hesitated to invest in their children's education. Even if they can't provide the best educational resources for their children, they try their best to create a good educational environment for their children. However, with the popularization of higher education, undergraduate degrees are no longer popular, and many students are admitted to universities, but the future development prospects are not ideal, and they cannot fundamentally change their social class status. Therefore, some people think that studying medicine is realized by students from low-level families"Class crossing"One of the best ways. However, in fact, it is not easy for students from low-income families to choose the path of studying medicine. Studying medicine not only requires a long Xi cycle, but also has a low return in the early stage, and many students will not have a good way out until they are 30 years old, which is an unbearable wait for students from low-income families.
Here are some examples of the difficulties and pressures of studying medicine. For example, Li Hua is a student from a low-income family who was admitted to a medical university as he wished. However, in the process of studying Xi university, he not only had to bear heavy academic pressure, but also spent a lot of time and energy on clinical Xi and experimental research. He often has to stay up late to read, prepare for classes, and participate in laboratory work, with little to no leisure time. In addition, this process is accompanied by higher tuition fees and living costs, which increases the financial burden on students from underprivileged families. After graduation, Li Hua also had to take the national medical qualification examination and obtain a practicing qualification certificate before he could really work in the hospital. However, the pressure of hospital work is also huge, and the long hours of sitting in the clinic, seeing a doctor, prescribing medicines, and being responsible for the lives of patients have all caused a huge burden on his body and mind. Despite the promising development of the medical profession, the process of studying Xi medicine is arduous and onerous, which forces students from low-income families to put in more effort and sacrifice to succeed.
Many parents are optimistic about medical majors and believe that if their children study medicine and work in hospitals, not only will the students themselves have good development prospects, but the whole family will also get substantial benefits. However, when parents express this opinion, they often do not take into account the wishes of the students themselves and the difficulties of studying medicine. In a live broadcast of Mr. Zhang Xuefeng, a parent said online that he wanted his child to study medicine, but the child was a little resistant, and hoped that Mr. Zhang could provide some suggestions on how to persuade his child to accept the medical profession. However, Mr. Zhang Xuefeng gave a different view. He asked the parents if they had asked their children about their wishes, and then he said something very harsh: "Anyway, it's not you who suffers." He pointed out that while studying medicine can indeed benefit the whole family, people who study medicine are the most tired, and the pressure and difficulties they face in hospital work are unimaginable to others. Therefore, Professor Zhang Xuefeng suggested that parents should not make decisions for their children, let alone force their children to study medicine, but let them understand the difficulties and advantages of studying medicine, and then let the children make their own decisions.
Li Hua, a medical student who had been resistant to studying medicine, agreed with Professor Zhang Xuefeng's views. "If you force your child to choose, he will definitely 'hate you' in the future. This sentence is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Li Hua recalled the process of choosing to study medicine in the first place, and he said that he was troubled by the expectations of his parents when he was in high school, believing that studying medicine was the only way to change his fate. However, when he actually entered the medical university, he realized that studying medicine was not as good as he imagined. The long hours of Xi and practical Xi, as well as the struggle with the pain and death of patients, left him feeling exhausted. He began to wonder if he was really suitable for the profession and whether he would be able to stick to it. Until one day, Li Hua saw the expression of a doctor when he was saving a patient's life, and he realized that medicine is not only an honor and responsibility, but also a doctor's selfless dedication to his patients. Li Hua decided to persevere, and although the difficulties remained, he was willing to give everything to chase his dreams.
Although the road to studying medicine is hard and long, not all medical professions are equally difficult. Here are a few relatively easy medical majors for students to choose from. The first is the medical imaging technology major. This specialty uses a variety of medical instruments to perform imaging examinations and diagnoses on the human body. Compared with other medical majors, medical imaging technology majors do not require students to master too much theoretical knowledge and clinical skills, as long as they are proficient in the use of instruments. Therefore, the difficulty of entering the hospital after graduation Xi stage and graduation is relatively low, and it is relatively easy on the whole, which is suitable for students to choose.
In addition to the major of medical imaging technology, there is also a major in medical laboratory technology. This major mainly uses chemistry, immunology and other methods to test and analyze human blood and other biological samples. Students need to master certain basic knowledge and a wide range of professional knowledge. However, after entering the laboratory work, compared with other medical professions, the pressure is relatively less, and the working hours are relatively fixed, which reduces the burden on students and is suitable for students.
Another recommended specialty is dentistry. Although this major is difficult to learn Xi and may require a postgraduate entrance examination or a doctorate, even if you do not work in a tertiary hospital after graduation, you can still get a better income by opening a small clinic by yourself. Overall, the work of the dental major is not very tiring, and students can consider this option more.
In general, for students from low-income families, although the medical profession seems to be able to achieve class leaps, the road to Xi medicine is very difficult, and they need to consider their own interests, talents and endurance. Parents should respect their children's wishes, and should not force them to choose to study medicine, but should provide them with full understanding and the right to make their own choices. At the same time, students also need to fully consider their own interests and adaptability to choose a medical major that suits them. In the end, only on the basis of interest and ability, can you truly devote yourself to Xi and work, and realize your life value.