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I read it as a commentary on corruption, contacts and money governing access to things that should otherwise be accessible. People are so bogged down in trying
by femto 8y ago
I read it as a commentary on corruption, contacts and money governing access to things that should otherwise be accessible. People are so bogged down in trying to survive the system, often for the sake of dependents, that they don't have the time to change it.
Edit: Added bit about dependents.
- deleted 8y ago[deleted]
- fspeech 8y agoIf every patient demands the "best" doctor then indeed no system could satisfy everyone. If instead one settles for a competent doctor, esp. for a standard case I don't see why such care can't be routinely accessed in a place like Shanghai. Rural China is another story.