This miracle doctor just wants to be fired!

"Hello everyone, we are graduate students from Jinghua City People's Hospital, and also students mentored by Professor Zhou Cheng."

The video opens with appearances of Li Yang and Chen Xi, graduate students mentored by Zhou Cheng.

The two were wearing white coats, with the emergency room corridor in the background, their faces clearly visible without any obstruction.

Li Yang spoke first: "Regarding the video circulating online that says Dr. Zhou refused to see a patient, we want to reconstruct the true events of that day. It was close to noon when Dr. Zhou had finished seeing and handing over all the patients when suddenly a man without a registration rushed into the consultation room and demanded that Dr. Zhou see him."

Chen Xi then added, speaking quickly but clearly: "Professor Zhou clearly explained to him that it was already past closing time, and Dr. Zhang, who was taking over the shift, was waiting in the clinic and could see him. Moreover, the man did not seem to meet the criteria for emergency treatment."

"But the man wouldn't listen at all. Instead, he blocked the door of the consultation room and wouldn't let Teacher Zhou leave. He even took out his phone and started filming."

"Teacher Zhou did not argue at all; he just repeatedly explained the medical procedure. In the end, when there was no other way, we bypassed him and left."

At this point, Chen Xi paused for a moment, then continued, "Professor Zhou is different from other teaching staff. He is particularly dedicated to teaching. When encountering difficult cases, he will explain the diagnostic and treatment approach to us word by word. He is also very patient with patients. No matter how busy he is, he will listen to all the patients' requests. He would never do anything that is unethical."

At this moment, the camera shifts to Wang Jianguo.

He sat in a chair in an empty hospital consultation room, looking slightly reserved in front of the camera.

"I was a patient who saw Dr. Zhou Cheng in the emergency room that day, and I want to speak up for Dr. Zhou!"

He got straight to the point as soon as he opened his mouth.

"I've been suffering from a dry cough for months, and I've been to three hospitals without getting better. I can't sleep at night at all."

"After finding Dr. Zhou, he only spent a few minutes looking at my medical records and accurately pointed out that it was a side effect of the ACE inhibitor antihypertensive drug I was taking, and told me to stop taking the drug."

Wang Jianguo raised his hand and patted his chest, continuing, "At the time, I wanted Dr. Zhou to give me a hospital admission certificate, but he was not impatient and patiently explained to me that I didn't need to be hospitalized, and that I just needed to stop taking the antihypertensive medication and observe for a few days. He also specifically instructed me on how to adjust the medication afterward."

"Tell me, how could such a conscientious, responsible, professional, and gentle doctor refuse to treat a patient? The claims online are completely distorting the truth!"

After saying all this, to avoid anyone doubting its authenticity, Wang Jianguo also produced his medical records from that day, his registration slip, and all the evidence from his subsequent visit to the cardiology department.

Next to appear on camera is Zhang Daqiang, a family member of a Wellens syndrome patient.

He made a point of tidying up his shirt, with the waiting area outside the CCU ward in the background.

"My dad had chest pain that day and came to the emergency room. Thanks to Dr. Zhou's warning, he survived!"

Zhang Daqiang's eyes were slightly red.

"That day I took my dad to the emergency room. Dr. Zhou was the first to diagnose that my dad had Wellens' syndrome. He forcibly stopped us from leaving, saying that his life would be in danger if we left. Later I heard that if we left the hospital, he would call the police."

"How could such a life-saving and responsible doctor refuse to see patients just because he's off duty?"

Zhang Daqiang clenched his fists, his voice filled with anger.

"The person who filmed the complaint is simply smearing us! Dr. Zhou Cheng is an undeniably excellent doctor!"

After Zhang Daqiang finished speaking, the camera switched again, this time showing the male family member of the patient with intestinal obstruction.

He was the only person whose face was blurred in the entire video.

"When I brought my wife to the emergency room that day, Dr. Zhou saw us. To be honest, when I first saw him, I thought he was too young and I didn't trust him."

"And he insisted that my wife had an intestinal obstruction and that she had to have an abdominal CT scan."

"I said I would file a complaint against him, but he insisted on his own opinion and made my wife get an abdominal CT scan, saying that it wouldn't be too late to file a complaint after he had seen the doctor."

"Later, the CT scan results came back, confirming it was an intestinal obstruction."

"Here, I sincerely apologize to Dr. Zhou, and I ask everyone to trust such a good doctor."

In the video, the man faces the camera and bows deeply.

The person who appears at the end of the video is Aunt Zhao, who was diagnosed with an adrenal adenoma by Zhou Cheng.

She had just finished her hospital check-up and was still a little pale, but she still insisted on appearing on camera.

"My name is Zhao Guilan. I came to the emergency department that day because I was dizzy and my hands were numb. Actually, I just wanted to get a hospital admission certificate so I could be admitted for further examination."

"But Dr. Zhou was very meticulous. Before I could say much, he gave me a very thorough physical examination and found the root cause of the disease in the outpatient clinic. He also helped me contact an endocrinologist in time."

"If it weren't for him, I don't know how much longer my illness would have dragged on."

Aunt Zhao looked at the camera with earnest eyes.

"Dr. Zhou treats his patients like family, answering every question with patience and care."

"I really can't stand the insults directed at him online. Good doctors shouldn't be wronged like this. I hope everyone can see the truth and not let doctors who genuinely want to save lives be disheartened."

The entire video is less than ten minutes long, and Li Yang, Chen Xi, Wang Jianguo, Zhang Daqiang, Aunt Zhao, and the male family member appear in the video in turn.

Except for the male relative, every other face was clearly visible, and every story told came from the heart.

Each patient is accompanied by their actual medical records as supporting evidence.

At the end of the video, there was no further summary, only a line of white text slowly appearing.

"The above are all true accounts from the parties involved, without any editing. The truth may be late, but it has come. May every good doctor be treated with kindness."

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Once the clarification video was released, it was like a boulder thrown into a raging torrent of public opinion.

It caused a huge uproar on major social media platforms in a short period of time.

Unlike previous complaints that relied on unsubstantiated and emotionally charged videos, this video is detailed and logically clear. It includes the truth of the scene as reconstructed by the instructors, as well as personal testimonies from multiple patients and their families, each supported by corresponding medical experiences.

With both witness testimonies and physical evidence, the previous false smears were instantly shattered.

Overnight, the tide of public opinion on the internet completely reversed.

The comment section, which was originally filled with insults and condemnations, was now flooded with messages supporting Zhou Cheng and condemning the malicious complainants. Netizens spoke out for this good doctor who had been wronged.

Netizen 【Rational Gossip Eater】 commented: "After watching the clarification video, I completely understand! It turns out it's another case of the guilty party accusing the innocent first! Preventing the doctor from leaving get off work without an appointment, filming a video and taking things out of context to smear him—this complainant is disgusting! Dr. Zhou left work on time, informed the doctor to find the replacement doctor, which was completely in accordance with procedure. He's also so patient and responsible with his patients, accurately resolving difficult cases. Such a good doctor deserves respect!"

A netizen named "Grandpa Xiaowanzi" commented: "As someone who has suffered from chronic illness for many years, I know all too well how difficult it is to find a good doctor! I've also experienced the kind of dry cough that Brother Wang Jianguo mentioned. I saw several doctors but couldn't find the root cause. Dr. Zhou diagnosed it as a side effect of medication in just a few minutes. His professional ability is beyond question! Those who curse without even knowing the facts, don't you feel ashamed after watching the video?"

A netizen, "Medical Industry Observer," commented: "From a medical perspective, Dr. Zhou's handling of the situation was entirely compliant with regulations! Refusing to see patients without prior registration after completing his shift handover demonstrates his commitment to maintaining order in the medical field and his responsibility to other registered patients. Even more commendable is his accurate prediction of Wellens' syndrome and discovery of a hidden adrenal adenoma. This clinical skill far surpasses that of a typical probationary doctor. If the hospital were to dismiss him due to public opinion, it would truly dishearten the medical staff!"

A netizen named "Justice Will Never Be Late" commented: "What moved me most was the accounts of Zhang Daqiang and Ms. Liu. One saved a life in danger, and the other patiently resolved the difficulties—this is what a doctor should be like! In contrast, the complainant's face was despicable. He smeared doctors who save lives for his own selfish desires. I suggest the hospital pursue his legal responsibility! I support Dr. Zhou and hope the hospital will give him justice!"

A netizen, a recent medical graduate, commented: "As a recent medical graduate, seeing Professor Zhou's dedication to teaching and his patience with patients is truly inspiring. Too many people have stereotypes about doctors, making a mountain out of a molehill. This video shows everyone the professionalism and challenges doctors face, and it strengthens our resolve to practice medicine diligently! Go Professor Zhou!"

These comments quickly garnered a large number of likes and shares, completely suppressing the original negative public opinion.

More and more netizens are beginning to reflect on their previous blind following of the trend and are calling for Zhou Cheng to be exonerated.

Some netizens even tagged the Health and Family Planning Bureau and Jinghua People's Hospital, demanding a reinvestigation of the matter and clearing the innocent doctor's name.