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0Erinome:Hello dear friends, today we are going to talk about a really sad news from Zhoukou, Henan Province. A doctor passed away after falling from a building. Let’s chat about this.
Enceladus:Oh no, that sounds so sad. When did this happen?
Erinome:It was on August 1st, around 8:38 PM. The incident was at Zhoukou Sixth People’s Hospital.
Enceladus:Oh, and did they try to save her?
Erinome:Yes, the hospital tried to help her quickly, but she was too badly hurt. She passed away early on August 2nd, around 1:40 AM.
Enceladus:That’s terrible. Who was this doctor? Do we know her name?
Erinome:The reports say her family name is Shao, 57 years old, a female doctor at that hospital.
Enceladus:Was she a good doctor? Any info about her work?
Erinome:Um, some netizens said she was very敬业 (professional) and responsible. Like, she even gave her phone number to families. One new mom said Shao doctor answered her midnight call and helped her when she was upset.
Enceladus:Wow, that’s so kind. So why did this happen? Any reason?
Erinome:Her husband, Mr. Zhang, said she had online violence for over seven months. Three social media accounts attacked her because of medical disputes.
Enceladus:Online violence? You mean bad comments online for a long time? That’s awful. What were the medical disputes?
Erinome:First one: A mother had a serious condition during childbirth. The doctor needed to remove her uterus to save her life. The family agreed, and the baby was born safe. But later, the family was angry—they spent 500,000 yuan on the marriage, had a girl, and the uterus was gone. They wanted 1 million yuan compensation.
Enceladus:Oh no! The doctor saved the mother, but they blamed her?
Erinome:Yes. They started posting videos online even when they were in the hospital. Then they sued two hospitals.
Enceladus:That’s not fair. Second dispute?
Erinome:A mother was having her third baby, and the baby was big. Shao doctor said, “You need a C-section. Natural birth may break your uterus.” But the family said, “No, we want natural birth,” and signed papers saying they take the risk.
Enceladus:They agreed to the risk? What happened next?
Erinome:The uterus broke. The baby died, but the mother was saved. The family went to the hospital to argue, then posted videos online too.
Enceladus:So sad for the baby and the mother… Third problem?
Erinome:Two years ago, a baby was born healthy. But two days later, the baby had low oxygen, skin turned blue. The hospital sent the baby to ICU and saved it. Two years later, the baby had cerebral palsy—a brain problem. The family said it was the doctor’s fault, no medical check, just blamed her.
Enceladus:Wow, three disputes. So these families attacked her online for seven months?
Erinome:Yes, Mr. Zhang said that. And on August 5th, the Zhoukou health department released a report. They said they formed a team to investigate, and are handling the aftercare.
Enceladus:Is the investigation done?
Erinome:No, it’s still going on. They are working依法依规 (according to law and rules).
Enceladus:It’s really sad. She helped so many people—moms, babies. But had so much pressure.
Erinome:I know. Online violence can hurt people a lot, right? Words online are not just words.
Enceladus:Exactly. We should think before we post. Doctors work so hard, we need to understand them more.
Erinome:Hope the investigation finds the truth. And her family can get peace.
Enceladus:Me too. Okay, that's it for today. Let's talk again next time. Take care, everyone.
