[Answer] If You Were a Doctor and the Patient Was Your Husband’s Grandfather, Would You Pay the 200 Yuan Examination Fee?

[Answer] If You Were a Doctor and the Patient Was Your Husband’s Grandfather, Would You Pay the 200 Yuan Examination Fee?

Generally speaking, even the most upright official finds it hard to settle family matters. When it comes to everyday disputes among relatives, any specific incident is usually just the spark; behind it are often many deeper reasons and long-standing grievances.

But judging from the incident described here, the comment section’s overwhelmingly one-sided support for the absent doctor wife already says a lot. Normally, the plaintiff—or in this case, the person raising the question—speaks from their own perspective, and can usually still gain at least some support for their position.

If even when telling the story from your own point of view, what you say still fails to persuade the bystanders, then I think the first thing to do is seriously reflect on the situation and ask whether you or your family may have done something too wrong or gone too far.