Returning to ’90s, She Became Famous in Major Surgical Fields Novel

In 1996, Xie Wanying declared her ambition to become a surgeon, a dream met with widespread derision. Despite skeptical pronouncements that a truck driver's daughter could never become a doctor, and with no female cardiothoracic surgeons in the country, she vowed to pursue this path. Relatives questioned her ability to even pass medical school admission exams, predicting she would end up a hygienist in a small county. However, Xie Wanying defied expectations. Achieving the province's top science score in the college entrance examination, she secured a place in the nation's premier surgery program. Her talent was evident early on, as hospital directors vied for her during her internship, recognizing her potential in various surgical departments. She ultimately achieved remarkable success, independently performing the youngest tetralogy of Fallot surgery in the nation, representing domestic cardiothoracic surgery at an international forum, and publishing the world's first minimally invasive heart valve repair technique, solidifying her status as a leading female surgeon.