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On October 25th, 2013, at Wenling City First Hospital, close to Shanghai, mainland China, a 33-year-old man, furious at the result of an operation over an year ago on his nose, stabbed a doctor to death and wounded two others. He had at peace(p) to the ear, nose and throat department looking for the doctor who treated him, but the doctor was not there, so then he pulled out a botcher knife and stabbed the head of the department instead. He also stabbed two other doctors before he was retrained by security guards.Also in October this year, a feminine doctor in Beijing was stabbed 17 times by an unhappy patient who had spent years blogging about a throat cancer operation that he claimed was a failure. Xinhua news, quoting a survey from the Chinese Hospital Association, shows that there were 27.3 assaults on medical staff per hospital in 2012. Medical professionals across China are increasingly becoming victims of physical violence at the hands of disgruntled patients. In some cas es, doctors charged with saving lives are having their own rationalize short murdered in cold blood over financial concerns or unhappiness with the quality of treatment. These attacks epitomize and crystalize, in a very fundamental way, the severe deterioration of the doctor-patient relationship in China. What could make the doctor-patient relationship, which apparently is supposed to be healthy and mutually beneficial, so noticeably exacerbated in the past disco biscuit in China? Some critics say it is the low level of the medical equipments quality and doctors ability that badly displease and enrage patients, and cause these tragedies. According to Zhongshang News, in China, medical students only need 5 years of professional training to be able to obtain the officially authorized qu... ...to African and Asian allied countries. Instead of short of money, the flaws and loopholes in the design of Medicare system explains its low coverage in needed areas. Chinese state media has condemned each of the attacks, and the Ministry of Public Security has needed hospitals with more than 2,000 patients to have at least 100 security guards present. But the deeper issue remains- the exacerbation of doctor-patient relationship due to the low credibility of doctors to their patients the birth of these corruptions and dissatisfactions is the imperfections of the medical system and the core of solving this problem is first eliminating these problems. Work Citedhttp//news.xinhuanet.com/english/china/2013-10/31/c_132847107.htmhttp//thediplomat.com/2013/11/why-are-chinese-patients-killing-their-doctors/ http//www.askci.com/news/201208/13/8548_88.shtml