"Help me hold him." Gu Youran said without raising his head.

Shi Heng immediately steadied the man's shoulders and explained the situation to the surrounding passengers in English.

After three injections, the man suddenly started coughing violently, and his purple face gradually returned to color.

Gu Youran took out two more pills and said, "Put them under your tongue. Don't swallow them."

“Thank you…thank you…”

The man opened his eyes weakly, his gaze lingering on Shi Heng's face for a moment. "Are you... Mr. Shi from the Shi Group?"

Shi Heng was slightly startled, then nodded calmly.

He also recognized the man's identity.

The flight attendant brought a blanket and warm water. "Doctor, does this gentleman need to be taken to the hospital?"

"It's stable for now." Gu Youran wrote down a prescription. "Go to the hospital for a full checkup right after you get off the plane."

The man took the prescription and solemnly put it into his suit pocket. "I'm James Wilson. Thank you for saving my life."

"You're welcome. This is what I should do." Gu Youran smiled gently, turned around and returned to the first class cabin with Shi Heng.

Back at the seat, Shi Heng handed over a cup and said, "Drink some water."

"Do you know that James?" she asked in a low voice.

Shi Heng said: "A leader in the new energy field, CEO of Wilson Technology Group."

He held her hand and said, "Father spent two years trying to get a date with this person, but I didn't expect you to be able to get him to meet you with just one shot."

Gu Youran's eyes widened. "Why would someone of such high status be sitting in economy class?"

Shi Heng helped her fasten her seat belt and said, "It seems like you had to change your ticket at the last minute."

…

Five o'clock in the afternoon.

As soon as the plane stopped at the Beijing airport, James unbuckled his seat belt and stood up.

Through the porthole, I saw Shi Heng and his group walking towards the VIP channel.

He hurriedly gave a few instructions to his assistant and quickly followed.

"Mr. Shi! Please stay!"

Shi Heng turned around and saw James chasing after him, panting, with beads of sweat on his forehead.

"Mr. James? You should go to the hospital first." Shi Heng kindly reminded.

James pulled a document from his suit pocket. "My personal doctor recommended that I undergo a coronary angiography immediately. I heard that Mrs. Shi is a specially appointed expert at Kangrui Hospital? I'm unfamiliar with Beijing..."

Gu Youran took the medical report and quickly glanced at it. Then he looked up and said to Shi Heng, "If we go to the hospital now, we can still catch Professor Wang on duty."

Shi Heng glanced at his watch and said, "Mark, arrange a car."

Three black Mercedes-Benzes quickly drove out of the airport.

In the middle car, James looked at the street scene outside the window curiously.

"Mr. James, is this your first time in Beijing?" Gu Youran asked.

"It's the third time, but the first two times I went straight to the conference room." James smiled bitterly, "I didn't expect to go to the hospital first this time."

Gu Youran took out the needle box from her bag and said, "I'll give you a simple treatment to relieve your chest tightness."

James looked at the golden needles of varying lengths in surprise, "Right here?"

"Don't worry, it won't affect your view of the scenery." Gu Youran skillfully inserted a needle into the Neiguan acupoint on his wrist.

James' eyes widened in disbelief.

As soon as the needle was inserted, the dull pain in the chest disappeared as if the pause button was pressed.

"It's amazing!" he couldn't help but exclaim.

Shi Heng raised the corner of his mouth slightly, "My wife's golden needle is more precise than your company's nanotechnology."

An hour later, the convoy drove into Kangrui Hospital.

Gu Youran took James straight to the cardiology department, where the head nurse was already waiting at the elevator.

"Doctor Gu, Professor Wang is waiting for you in Clinic Room 3."

James was surprised to find that all the medical staff along the way were very respectful to Gu Youran.

As we passed the emergency area, we heard a sudden commotion.

"Call a doctor! This patient is bleeding profusely!"

Gu Youran ran over without hesitation.

James saw a man who looked like a worker lying on a stretcher with a steel bar stuck in his abdomen and blood gushing out.

"Prepare the operating room!" Gu Youran gave the order while taking out the gold needles and quickly inserting them around the patient's abdomen.

Shockingly, the blood flow slowed almost immediately.

"This..." James was stunned.

"Traditional Chinese Medicine hemostasis method." Gu Youran briefly explained, "Mr. James, please wait a moment. I'll take you to see Professor Wang after I'm done."

Twenty minutes later.

Gu Youran came out of the emergency room with blood stains on his white coat.

After a simple cleanup, she took James to the CT room.

Professor Wang was already waiting there and personally performed a coronary artery CT scan on him.

During the inspection, Gu Youran stood in front of the observation window and carefully watched the real-time images.

When she saw the stenosis of the left anterior descending artery, she frowned slightly.

"Please look here," Professor Wang pointed to the display. "The proximal segment of the left anterior descending artery is about 70% narrowed. This location is indeed quite dangerous."

Gu Youran took the mouse and magnified the image details. "But judging from the plaque morphology, it's a relatively stable fibrous plaque. I think conservative treatment is appropriate."

She turned to James, who had just finished his examination. "If you use acupuncture combined with a blood-activating and stasis-removing decoction, you should see improvement within three months. Of course, this requires your strict compliance with the treatment."

The two experts discussed in detail the advantages and risks of various treatment options using professional terms.

Although James could not fully understand the medical terms, he was deeply impressed by their rigorous and professional attitude.

Gu Youran gave the final treatment plan:

Acupuncture was continued for one month, combined with special Chinese medicine pills and regular checkups.

James breathed a sigh of relief as he walked out of the clinic. "Doctor Gu, you not only saved my life, but also preserved the original parts of my heart."

Gu Youran smiled, "Traditional Chinese Medicine emphasizes treating both the symptoms and the root cause. Stents are an emergency measure, but what we need to do is allow the blood vessels to recover on their own."

Shi Heng appeared at the right time and asked, "Is everything arranged?"

"Well, the treatment will start tomorrow." Gu Youran turned to James and said, "I've prescribed a week's worth of medicine for you. Take this tonight."

She handed over a small celadon bottle.

James took the medicine bottle and suddenly said, "Mr. Shi, if you don't mind, I would like to treat you and Mrs. Shi to dinner. There is a good Cantonese restaurant near the hospital."

Gu Youran advised, "Mr. James, you just had a heart attack. You should go back and rest first and talk about it tomorrow."

James said gratefully: "My chest tightness has been greatly relieved after taking the medicine. It's okay."

Shi Heng had no choice but to nod, "Then I'd better obey your command."

Dinner was served in a private room.

James personally poured tea for Shi Heng, "To be honest, I came to China this time to sign a cooperation agreement with Luo's."

Shi Heng remained calm, "Luo's is indeed very powerful in the field of new energy."

"But the solution they came up with..." James shook his head, "is still using the technology from five years ago."

At this time, the waiter was putting the steamed grouper on the table.

Gu Youran sat quietly aside, his eyes fixed on Shi Heng.

She had seen him anxious outside the operating room and his gentle face when he looked at her, but she had rarely seen him strategizing in business negotiations.

His eyes were calm and sharp, and every word he said was as precise as a calculated chess game.