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2005年我在广州飞去加德满都的航班上,遇到一位医生同座Ajay。虽是萍水相逢,但因为是同行,我们相聊甚欢。Ajay是婆罗门,父亲当时是尼泊尔教育部长,而那时该国政局不穗,他父亲有移民之心。彼时他已取得美国执医资格,却选择返乡执业。一次饭后我问他尼泊尔并不发达,为什么还要回来,Ajay很严肃地说:我想做些事把这里变得好一些,如果失败了,就去美国做医生,挣钱。“好吧,我非常欣赏你的观点。”我很认真地说。谁能想到,四年后,我和Ajay开始真正做了一些能够“改变些什么”的工作。
In 2005 I flew to Kathmandu in Guangzhou flight, met a doctor sitting together Ajay. Although it is a meet-you-go, but because it is peer, we talk very much. Ajay is a Brahman, his father was then Minister of Education of Nepal, when the country was not in a political situation and his father had immigrant heart. At that time he had obtained the medical qualification of the United States but chose to return home for practice. After a meal I asked him that Nepal is underdeveloped and why he came back. Ajay said very seriously: I want to do something to make this place better. If it fails, I go to the United States as a doctor and earn money. “Well, I really appreciate your point of view. ” I said very seriously. Who can think of it, and four years later, Ajay and I started to really do something that “changed something”.