Meet the Professor
Junke Fu: benevolence in heart, mission and duties in practice
Abstract
“Why did you choose to become a doctor?”
“I was born and grew up in the countryside. In the 1970s, the medical conditions in the countryside were very dire, and the pain that diseases inflicted on the local people touched me deeply. At that time, I regarded being a medical doctor as a very sacred calling, since doctors save lives. Maybe I was destined to become a doctor. Looking back, I am more certain that I am so fortunate to be working in the medical field. Despite the ups and downs along the way over the years, I have always believed that as long as I take this career seriously and earnestly, love this profession, maintain my original motivation, continue to try and have perseverance, I will be a good doctor and will be successful.”
“I was born and grew up in the countryside. In the 1970s, the medical conditions in the countryside were very dire, and the pain that diseases inflicted on the local people touched me deeply. At that time, I regarded being a medical doctor as a very sacred calling, since doctors save lives. Maybe I was destined to become a doctor. Looking back, I am more certain that I am so fortunate to be working in the medical field. Despite the ups and downs along the way over the years, I have always believed that as long as I take this career seriously and earnestly, love this profession, maintain my original motivation, continue to try and have perseverance, I will be a good doctor and will be successful.”
