Everyone remembers.
Affiliated with Capital Medical University.
Tao Yong, ophthalmologist at Beijing Chaoyang Hospital?
On January 20, 2020, there was a violent injury to a doctor in the ophthalmology department of Chaoyang Hospital, when a man suddenly entered the consultation room with a knife and slashed Tao Yong. Tao Yong suffered a fracture of his left hand, a neuromuscular blood vessel rupture, a head injury, and a fracture of the occipital bone, and was out of danger after two weeks.
On May 13, Tao Yong resumed his visit. In August, Tao Yong won the 12th "Chinese Physician Award" and was deeply loved by netizens and patients.
Recently, though. Dr. Tao Yong once again attracted the attention of netizens.
Not because of practicing medicine.
It's his Weibo.
Related discussions even rushed to the hot search.
Dr. Tao Yong. Shared on Weibo on December 23.
Everyday life with my 12-year-old daughter.
The article said that on her birthday, after her daughter served food to her elders, Tao Yong also hoped that her daughter could wash the dishes. After being dissuaded by his family, Tao Yong still said that he moved his daughter to wash the dishes. Tao Yong was happy about this, so he posted a post to share the matter-
It was supposed to be a very small thing.
Unexpectedly, after it was issued, it caused controversy.
There is ** carding.
Probably from several aspects -
Should birthdays be celebrated based on children's moods?
Should dishwashing be an essential skill for children?
Does a girl have to be a lady?
The wording in Tao Yong's sharing.
Let netizens think.
Tao Yong is using a set.
Patriarchal didactic education.
Too much interference and education on the child's birthday.
Under this Weibo, thousands of comments poured in.
The post was subsequently deleted.
Some netizens also expressed their support for Dr. Tao Yong.
Both boys and girls need to do proper housework".
Jade can't be cut into a tool".
December 26th.
Tao Yong issued a response to the matter.
The controversy caused by Tao Yong's baby.
What do you think?