1. Excellent medical skills and sincere medical ethics.

2. Helping others solve their difficulties and pains is the greatest happiness and joy in life.

3. Service comes from sincerity, and credibility comes from strength.

4. Be a simple person and do things seriously.

5. Strengthen the cultivation of caution and independence and improve the level of medical ethics.

6. Promoting and ensuring the safety and effectiveness of patients’ medication is my lifelong goal.

7. Work diligently and be aboveboard.

8. Only when you care about patients can you be virtuous to the world, and only when you have a heart for the people can you believe in boundless love.

9. In medicine, you cannot be general without being knowledgeable, you cannot be expert without being general, and you cannot be specialized without being expert. You must be refined and specialized before you can make appointments through broad strokes.

10. Be down-to-earth and work diligently.

11. I use my heart to turn water to extinguish the flames of your wounds, and I use my true love to heal the wounds of your soul.

12. Choosing medicine means choosing dedication, choosing obstetrics and gynecology means hard work.

13. Practice medicine with integrity and be both moral and artistic.

14. Be a good person before doing things, and put diligence first in everything.

15. Your recovery is my greatest happiness.

16. The needs of the patient are above all else.

17. Honesty is the most important thing, and medical ethics comes first.

18. When going to the outpatient clinic, you must do more tests to prevent missed diagnosis.

19. Learn more medical skills and make more contributions.

20. A smile warms people’s hearts and treats patients with sincerity.

21. One extra point for practicing medicine honestly is too much.

22. Two hands that bring the dead back to life, and one heart that calms the people and helps the world.

23. Although ignorance is not as bad as deception, the harm of a doctor's ignorance is much greater than deception.

24. Do what the patient wants, think what the patient wants, do what the patient does, and care about what the patient needs.

25. Set up the oars of doctor-patient harmony and raise the sail of health for you.

26. It is our bounden duty to dedicate love.

27. Doctors must not let fools do things that are so difficult and serious that their lives are at stake.

28. Helping others is the foundation of happiness.

29. Exchange my love for your comfort.

30. As long as there is the slightest hope, we will do our best.

31. Only when a person maintains a feeling of happiness and joy at all times can he love life more and love life more.

32. It takes seconds to save someone on the verge of life or death.

33. Caring about the masses and convincing others with love.

34. The most noble motive is public welfare.

35. Do your best to reduce the suffering of patients.

36. Put medical ethics first and serve people first.

37. My smile is a ray of warm sunshine in your pain.

38. Burn the lamp of your own life to illuminate the patient’s healthy journey.

39. Don’t seek perfection, but seek a clear conscience.

40. I must maintain the honor and noble traditions of the medical profession. I treat my colleagues as brothers.

41. If you are not a good appearance, then you are a good doctor.

42. Focus on your illness and be happy with your smile.

43. Treat patients in pain with sincerity.

44. Face every day, every thing, and every person in need with full enthusiasm and energy.

45. Doctors must be benevolent people.

46. My smile is a ray of warm sunshine in your pain; my sweat is a drop of nectar in your recovery; my hands are a pair of angel wings in your heart.

47. Remember, the best interpersonal relationship is mutual care, not mutual need.

48. Life is like a mirror. When we frown at it, it frowns back at us; when we smile at it, it smiles back at us.

49. Medicine is a science, but becoming a skilled doctor is an art.

50. Think more about what I can do, rather than what I deserve.

51. Be a serious person and do things in a down-to-earth manner.

52. Patients come first, technology comes first.

53. Work is patient-oriented.

54. If you don’t learn a lot, you won’t be able to understand the changes; if you don’t think well, you won’t be able to grasp the details.

55. Money and fame are as light as water, but medical ethics are greater than heaven; personal interests are put aside, and the patient's condition is at heart.

56. Put work first and patients’ interests first.

57. If the concept is not changed, the disease will be difficult to cure.

58. Medical knowledge is learned, medical technology is learned, and medical ethics are learned.

59. Change roles and treat patients as relatives; serve with integrity and advocate noble medical ethics.

60. If you are careless in diagnosis for a while, the patient will regret it for the rest of his life.