俗话说“没啥别没钱,有啥别有病”。生病了本来就很难受,如果再遭遇“看病难”就更是雪上加霜。然而,“看病难”在我国却是广泛存在的社会问题。多年来,民众呼声不绝于耳,政府、社会各界多方出招,这一“世纪难题”始终得不到根本的解决。“看病难”俨然已成为当今中国的一大痼疾。今年两会期间,“看病难”不出意外再次成为热议话题。温家宝总理在作政府工作报告时,提出以百姓利益为依归的改革目标。全国人大常委会委员长吴邦国作全国人民代表大会常务委员会工作报告时表示 As the saying goes, “You don’t have money, but you don’t have a doctor.” Being sick is inherently uncomfortable, and even worse if you suffer from the “difficulty of seeing a doctor.” However, “difficult to see a doctor” is a widespread social problem in our country. Over the years, the public’s voice has been heard incessantly. The government and all walks of life have made many moves. This “century problem” has never been solved fundamentally. “Difficult to see a doctor” has become a major problem in China today. During the two sessions this year, “Difficulty in seeing a doctor” became a hot topic again without incident. When Premier Wen Jiabao made a report on the work of the government, he proposed reform goals that are based on the interests of the people. Wu Bangguo, chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress, stated at the work report of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress.