What is the actual situation of India's implementation of the "free medical care" system? According to statistics, the proportion of doctors in India is 1: 1500. The government medical system is divided into national hospitals, state (provincial) hospitals, regional hospitals, county hospitals and township hospitals. Usually government hospitals at all levels face medicine. Shortages, poor hospital conditions, inadequate ward conditions, inadequate hygiene, and a large number of doctors receiving patients, and high work pressure, and many other problems. Public hospitals are not profitable, doctors have low salaries, and doctors with good medical skills can't keep them, all went to private hospitals. The latter charges are extremely high and the bottom people cannot afford to consume. From this text, the following inference is wrong:. ['The overall number of Indian doctors is sufficient to meet medical needs.', 'India\'s so-called "free medical care" does not solve substantive problems.', 'In India, there is still no cure for the disease without spending money.', 'There is also the problem of "difficult to see a doctor" in India.']