The 6 best medical dramas to watch are The Doctor's Diary, ER Stories, The White Tower, Dr. House, Grey's Anatomy, and Never Give Up.
The Doctor's Diary a lot of fairy tale interceptions, and although the plot also bends, it ends with a happy ending. Some of the music is old, but still very listenable and moving. Still prefer the first season, the second and third seasons were OK I guess. If two people don't have anything to argue about anymore, will their feelings fade and they will be less attached? The male and female protagonists are quite watchable~
"Emergency Room Stories" is a fixed-camera filmed first aid documentary reality show, produced by the Oriental Satellite Television Center's team of independent producer Wang Xinyi, with a single episode of 65 minutes in length, and 10 episodes in the first season ****. The program was broadcast on December 26, 2014 every Friday night at 22:00 in the East Satellite TV.
There are three installments of "The White Tower," with the Japanese and Korean ones adapted from the original book by super best-selling Japanese author Toyoko Yamazaki, and the Taiwanese one from author Hou Wen-wing's novel of the same name. Among them, Japan's 2003 Fujitaira version of "The Great White Tower" is the most specialized, which was a hit with viewers at the beginning of its release because of the authenticity of the medical scenes and hit the highest ratings for a Japanese drama that year.
The U.S. magazine Time has cited medical dramas such as "Grey's Anatomy" as an example of a poll that says TV shows can sometimes serve an educational role. The year before last in the United States, a 10-year-old girl saved her mother's life through CPR she learned from the TV show Grey's Anatomy. Despite being a group of beautiful men and women (Derek, the lead actor, was named America's perfect man), the show is professional in every sense of the word.