The most shocking thing

“That day, I finished twelve surgeries in twenty-one hours. I was not proud of it, since I was actually aware of the frailty of life, and I felt shocked deep in my heart,” Dr. Cooper continued. Alice could understand his thoughts. She had heard that many young military men and women who returned from battlefields would have psychological problems. They needed psychological therapy, and some even committed suicide because they could not cope with reality. “What shocked you the most at that time, Dr. Cooper?” the host asked. Dr. Cooper seems to have responded to this question during the rehearsal. However, after hearing the host's questions, he still shuddered lightly. “I had just finished my first operation at the time, and later I found the corridor was packed with patients. Before I could take off my surgical gown. my assistant dragged me to another operating room. As soon as opened the door, I heard a dreadful howl from the persons on the bed.” Dr. Cooper replied in a calm tone. At t