A beacon for society: why teachers and doctors can't be abolished
Among the many professions, there are two professions that are always respected and looked up to – teachers and doctors. They seem to be the beacons of society, one that illuminates people's minds and the other that guards people's bodies. But why is it that in so many professions, the teaching and medical staffing remains unwavering?
Persistence in socialism
In socialist countries, fairness and justice are the cornerstones of society. The establishment of teachers and doctors is the embodiment of this philosophy. The services they provide are not just commodities, but also a social responsibility. Abolishing their establishment means bringing education and health care to the market, which is contrary to the original purpose of socialism.
Behind the choice
Some people say that the work of teachers and doctors is boring, monotonous, and even numb. But the truth is that these two professions require a long period of commitment and extreme professionalism. Not everyone is willing or able to take on such responsibilities. The presence of the compilation provides them with a stable backing that allows them to focus more on their profession instead of being bothered by the pressures of life.
The importance of public service
Teachers and doctors, one teaches and educates, and the other cures and saves people. Their work is directly related to the future of society and the life and health of everyone. How can such professions be easily abolished? They are an important pillar of public service in society, and each of us cannot do without them.
Great cause
Education and medical care can be said to be the two cornerstones of human society. One cultivates the future, and the other protects life. Who would be hostile to these two professions? It would undoubtedly be a challenge to society as a whole, a hostility to the state.
Poor body and poor heart
It has been said that teachers are poor because they often take care of their own bodies for the sake of education, and that doctors are poor because they often go to great lengths to treat the sick. People in these two professions have paid too much for the sake of society and the people. We should treat them more kindly, rather than abolishing their establishment and depriving them of the guarantee of stability.
Why can't the establishment of teachers and doctors be abolished?
This is not only about their personal interests, but also about the stability and progress of society as a whole. They are the guardians of society and an existence that each of us cannot live without. They are the beacons of our society and the guardians of our lives. Let us cherish them more and treat them more kindly, because they deserve the respect and gratitude of each of us.