I've been a pharmacist for 6 years. When I was young, I longed for the neighborhood art academy through the window cracks, but I chose the path of a pharmacist where I can work anytime. Even in my daily routine of receiving prescriptions and dispensing medicine all day, I don't forget my hobbies. I started learning ballet 2 years ago to prevent varicose veins, a common occupational disease for pharmacists haha. When I perform elegant movements to music, the stress just flies away! I'm also participating in the Trevari book club. The time spent reading and talking together is precious. Above all, I'm trying not to lose a warm heart toward my colleagues in hospital life, which can't help but be tiring and sensitive. I think a generous heart that understands and empathizes with others is the most important quality for a pharmacist!