The speaker was an assisting doctor.
He should be nearing thirty, perhaps even just over thirty.
Normally, no one knew he was single.
Many people think doctors are glamorous, have stable jobs, relatively high incomes, and good social status, so it shouldn't be hard for them to find a partner.
But who would have thought that doctors would also have trouble finding partners?
Because they're usually too busy, if not busy with studies, then busy with work.
In terms of income, it's quite substantial later on, but in the early stages, it's rather tough. Exhausted from work every day, and the paycheck is pitifully small.
And it's at this time that happens to be the right age for marriage.
Many girls only see the present and won't consider the guy's future promotions or salary increases.
People with villas, luxury cars, and annual incomes in the millions are most sought after.
