Olympic Dreams on Hold, Chen Embraces Doctor Drama
Chen has decided to swap icy slopes for hospital halls by choosing to 'continue to pursue a medical career rather return to competition ahead of the Winter Olympics.' This pivot suggests he’s trading helmets for scalpels, prioritizing saving lives over chasing medals. Because why risk the thrill of Olympic glory when you can get the adrenaline rush of paperwork, on-call shifts, and coffee shortages? In Chen’s world, apparently, healthcare beats hockey—or at least the cold, competitive kind.
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Chen's Olympic plan: skip the snow, grab the stethoscope. Because nothing says 'winning' like long shifts and less glory.
Who needs the Winter Olympics when you can perfect those doctor handwriting skills? Chen's playing 4D chess while the rest are stuck on ice.
Chen's career move proves that chasing medals is overrated—until you're wrestling with insurance forms instead of opponents.
Source: Japantimes | Published: 8/10/2025 | Author: Unknown
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