Since childhood, I have heard my sisters say, "Women are better than each other in their husbands." Then in poetry there is a line: "Pitying the fate of a daughter at twelve water stations, clear thanks to the turbidity." I feel so sorry for women. And also feel pressured. Pressure to choose the right husband. If you make the wrong choice, you will suffer, then life will be lost. There were times when I wished I was born a man, instead of a woman. I feel like being a woman is disadvantageous in so many ways...

I still remember the first time I went in to ask questions and examine patients. At that time, I felt very nervous because I didn't know what the patient's attitude would be, happy or upset, I didn't know if I could speak English to the patient, and whether they would discriminate against me or not. I'm also worried about whether I'll be clumsy or unintentionally offend the patient...