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    I’ve been watching US TV series for days and found myself fascinated by those wonderful plays, including Prison Break, Friends, Grey's Anatomy, Kyle XY, Star Gate Atlantis, Ghost Whisperer, and Orange County ……oh, so many.............

 

    I guess both of Prison Break and Friends r too famous to be introduced, so I'd like to say something about the latter ones.

 

    Grey's Anatomy Season 1 was downloaded about one week ago, which is a story about 5 medical interns, exactly speaking, future surgeons, who just began their career in a hospital in Seattle.

 

    As a funny story, actually I never thought that it might be thought-provoking as well. It is about career, pursuit, glory, responsibility, love, friendship, competition, family. And what's more, it is about the eagerness to save patients' lives, the braveness to confess mistakes, the diligence to better themselves, and the loyalty to their duties and obligations.

   

    That's the very working style i'm fascinated by: efficiency, honesty. (I'm sure there r still other fascinating factors that i could not recall for the moment.)

 

(i didn't get any english lines for this TV play, and even chinese lines for some part. so the sentences from the play r my dictations. maybe they r not precise or accurate. )

 

    On the first day they arrived at the hospital, the following paragraph was delivered by the Chief there.

   

    "Each of u comes here hopeful, waiting on the game. A month ago u were in medical schools taught by doctors. Today u r the doctors. The seven years u should spend here as a surgical resident will be the best and worst in ur life. U will be pushed to a breaking point. Look around u.8 of u will switch to a easier specialty, 5 of u will crack under the pressure.2 of u will be asked to leave. This is ur starting line. This is ur arena. how r u playing? it is up to u."

 

    Meredith, the heroine in this play, is one of the interns.

   

    Life sucks, as Meredith said, however, there r still many beautiful things in it. (I used to hold the opinion that it was stupid to give one theme in each episode, but later i changed my idea. because i was greatly moved and touched by each theme. funny, isn't it? )

 

    She said something below.

   

    "Responsibility doesn't go away." "There's another way to survive this competition, a way no one ever seems to tell u about, one u have to learn by yourself. There r no winners or losers. Victories r counted by the number of lives saved."