The knife strikes like a mountain, seeking stability amidst speed; this is Zhou Can's understanding of the Stable Knife Technique.
After successfully comprehending the Stable Knife Technique, he can clearly feel that the scalpel has become much steadier.
Previously, he aimed for speed and dexterity. Now, with an invisible mountain weighing down the blade, the scalpel naturally becomes stable, though dexterity and speed are also notably affected.
The natural laws of physics are ironclad rules; when two different forces clash, one of them is bound to incur losses.
True perfection where both can be achieved seems to be nonexistent.
Generally speaking, this current pursuit of stability in speed is progress, a path neither Dr. Xu nor Director Hu have taken. It belongs to Zhou Can alone as his personal 'Tao'.
Director Hu spent his entire life being slow and steady, yet in his later years, he's nearly lost his esteemed reputation by taking risks in two surgeries.
