The great leader Mao Zedong said: "Save the dying and heal the wounded, practice revolutionary humanitarianism." However, in these years, there has been no talk of humanitarianism in hospitals. The vast majority of hospitals have long since removed Chairman Mao's quotations from their walls, replacing them with "Silver-Pathism" and making big money. Haven't you seen that people's hospitals at the county level and above all have new buildings towering up? It can be said that hospitals, as Chinese-characteristic medical institutions with unclear distinctions between public service and business enterprises, it makes sense to adopt "Silver-Pathism". They have medical costs for treating you, so it is reasonable for them to make money from you. But the problem is that some current unscrupulous hospitals not only charge excessively high fees, but also arbitrarily add diagnostic and treatment items. They appear to know all diseases. As long as you still have a breath, regardless of whether there is any medical value or whether their hospital can treat your condition, once you come here, it's like entering Mrs. Sun's inn from the classic novel - they won't let you go easily until they've taken every penny from you. Those who have been hospitalized and those who have accompanied patients in hospitals must have deep feelings about this.