In real life, if a person has ID, I have seen hospital would make an effort to contact someone when an unknown…
Didn’t they make the point that Xiaoximen hospital is not super busy? And they made a point saying that she does have the right to refuse, but she had to consider how she might feel about it later. Idk about the US but doctors in my country would definitely advise your choice as a family member is not optimal for the patient. So it is actually very realistic. Probably an everyday occurrence in hospitals here. Maybe, try to keep in my that you are watching a show (not a documentary, btw ) about a small hospital in another country where the culture and people are different from those in the US. I mean, there may be some not super realistic things in the show but this is really not one of them lol
Finally finished watching. I suppose I am just gonna rewatch now? Don’t think we’ll be getting another gem like this very soon. Totally my new comfort drama
Episodes 9 and 10 were terribly boring, in my opinion. I started wondering why I was even watching them. I miss…
Slice of life drama aren’t for everyone. I found episodes 9&10 hilarious and I think they work perfectly after the heartbreak of the previous episodes. We’re 1/3 into the drama and it’s already looking to be one of the best things I’ve seen in recent years. If you enjoy more drama and accidents, this might not be the show you’ll find entertaining
I’m gonna annoy everyone around me and make them watch this drama cause it’s just so goooood. I could never imagine that a slice of life drama could be so in. Solid script + solid acting all around
If this drama is not swiping all the awards next season I am gonna riot. Every department starting from actors&directors to cameramen and editors deserve a standing ovation
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I mean, there may be some not super realistic things in the show but this is really not one of them lol
I feel like I have gone back in time when they used to make intriguing dramas like this one