Photo taken on Jan. 27, 2014 shows Lian Enqing, who was accused of intentional homicide, standing a trial at the Intermediate People's Court in Taizhou City, east China's Zhejiang Province. Lian was sentenced to death by the first-instance judgement on Monday. He stabbed to death one doctor and wounded two others on Oct. 25, 2013 at a hospital in Zhejiang, for being angry with the results of his previous nasal surgery. (Xinhua/Ju Huanzong) 

An east China court has passed the death sentence on a man who stabbed to death one doctor and wounded two others at a hospital in east China's Zhejiang Province in October.
 
Lian Enqing, 33, stabbed the doctors on Oct. 25 in the ear, nose and throat department of the No. 1 People's Hospital in Wenling City because he was angry with the results of a previous nasal surgery, according to the Intermediate People's Court in Taizhou City.
 
Aside from the doctor who died, another was seriously injured and a third suffered minor injuries in the attack.
 
At an earlier hearing, the sister of Lian, Lian Qiao, said that Lian felt displeased with his nose and claimed to be suffering respiratory problems and discomfort after surgery on his nose in March 2013.
 
While the hospital confirmed that the surgery was successful, Lian felt he was being cheated by the doctors, Liao Qiao said.
 
According to his sister, from August to Oct. 15 last year, Lian was under treatment at Shanghai Mental Health Center, diagnosed with persistent delusional disorder.
 
The court believed Lian was conscious of his crime and had the capacity for criminal responsibility.