The most essential core of lead-edging medical humanities is reverence for life. From the four aspects of respecting oneself

respecting others

reverence for nature and facing up to disease and death

the thought of respecting life is stratified and concretized

which provides the basic theoretical basis for the cultivation of medical workers' humanistic quality. Among the four levels

respecting for one-self is intended to appeal to medical workers to pay attention to their own physical and mental health

and strengthen their self-recognition

self-retraining and self-cultivation. Respecting others means respecting patients and their families. Reverence for nature extends the love to the whole nature and improves the harmony and unity between man and nature. Facing up to disease and death aims to realize the respect of terminal point by taking a dialectical view of disease and death

guiding and assisting patients and their families to treat death positively and actively so as to go through their last station smoothly.