Next, Tang Shun and Song Zimo entered a state of frenzy, compressing their sleep to four hours a day, dedicating the rest to practice.
They quickly clarified their roles: Tang Shun was responsible for the theoretical content of the report, while Song Zimo handled the clinical part of the presentation. They occupied the institute's largest meeting room and simulated countless times.
"Stop!" Tang Shun called out during the fifth complete rehearsal, "Dr. Song, when you're introducing the Alina case here, your emotions can be a bit restrained. We're making a scientific report, not telling a story. Describing her as 'this brave violinist' should be changed to 'Volunteer P-001 for professionalism."
"But the chairperson Carlson is female, and might be more moved by such human details," Song Zimo argued back. "Data is the skeleton, the story is the flesh, doesn't the professor often say medicine is the science about people?"
