“如果我有千條生命，必定每一條都要留給中國”。這是湘雅醫(yī)學院的創(chuàng)始人顏福慶對祖國的誓言。他是全亞洲第一個耶魯醫(yī)學博士。他拒絕美國的高薪，毅然絕然地回到戰(zhàn)火紛飛的祖國，創(chuàng)立了湘雅醫(yī)學院，這里走出了中國最奪目的醫(yī)學人才，他們占領了中國醫(yī)學事業(yè)的半壁江山。如果顏福慶地下有知，中國現(xiàn)在應該有更多顏福慶式的醫(yī)生。一個湘雅醫(yī)院可以救全中國嗎？它肯定不能，中國醫(yī)療的底層邏輯是發(fā)展基層醫(yī)療服務廣大人民，中國是要把二三線城市的三甲醫(yī)院發(fā)展起來成為與一線城市大三甲并肩的醫(yī)院。這就是二戰(zhàn)結束后德國醫(yī)院的成功之處，德國醫(yī)療的整體水平相差無幾，哪怕在一個小鎮(zhèn)都有世界頂級的學科，老百姓不用跋山涉水到首都就可以解決所有的疾病，中國醫(yī)療的本質是平民化的醫(yī)療。這是中國醫(yī)院的根本，一個國家科技發(fā)達，醫(yī)學昌明，教育普及，人民安居樂業(yè)，自由法制這才重要。這是生養(yǎng)我的故土，它讓我熱淚盈眶。

“Even if I have a thousand lives, I am ready to dedicate them all to my motherland”. This is the oath of Yan Fuqing, the founder of Xiangya Medical School, to our motherland. At Yale University, he was the first Asian to get a doctoral degree in medicine. He had declined the well-paid offer from the U.S., resolutely returned to the war-torn motherland, and founded Xiangya Medical School, which is the cradle of the most prestigious talents in healthcare. They are the mainstays of the healthcare in China. There should be more doctors like Yan Fuqing in China now. Can Xiangya Hospital serve the whole China with its own strength? Of course not. The point of healthcare in China is to develop the primary care and to serve the public. The strategy is to develop the Grade Three Class A hospitals in the smaller cities into hospitals that are comparable with the ones in first-tier cities. This is the key to success of healthcare in Germany. The overall medical quality in Germany is homogeneous. Even in a small town, there are world-class specialties. The patients can get appropriate treatments for all kinds of diseases without traveling a long way to the capital. The essence of healthcare in China is universal healthcare. This is the foundation and prerequisite of hospitals in China. For a country, the most important thing is to have advanced technology, well-developed medicine and popularized educationand that people live in peace and contentment, and that the society is free under a nomocracy. This is the motherland where I grow up, which makes my eyes always brimming with tears.