With Xiang Hui, the host from Shanghai, everything has become much more convenient, whether it is getting or boiling medicine.

"Thank you so much, Director Xiang."

Rong Bo thanked him, "If it weren't for Director Xiang, I would have to go through a lot of trouble with my old arms and legs."

"What are you talking about, Mr. Rong? Now that I'm in the Magic City, I must do my best to be a good host."

Xiang Hui smiled and said, "If it weren't for Mr. Gao's birthday party tomorrow and Auntie being ill, I would have planned to host a dinner tonight and invite Mr. Rong and Doctor Yun to have dinner together."

For Xiang Hui, whether it is getting to know Rong Bo or Yun Heng, it is a very beneficial thing.

A nationally famous calligrapher like Rong Bo is someone that people from all walks of life are happy to make friends with.

In life, besides food, clothing, housing and transportation, people also need face. Especially the higher the income and status, the more people care about face. If one can have a calligraphy by Rong Bo, whether it is hung at home or in the office, it will be a matter of face.

As for Yun Heng, Xiang Hui hadn't heard much about him in the first half of last year. It was only after the free medical consultation in Xihua City that Xiang Hui began to hear about Yun Heng.

After that, I often heard about the Pingtai Group and the Eagle Country, and Yun Heng was also a student of Ji Fengwen and Qu Tongwen.

Relatively speaking, in the field of traditional Chinese medicine, most orthopedic doctors are more specialized, unlike internal medicine, pediatrics and gynecology.

Pediatrics, gynecology, etc. are actually all internal medicine, but they focus on different patient groups. The things learned are still the same, and Chinese medicine does not require detailed divisions.

Moreover, most internal medicine doctors also know something about acupuncture and massage.

It is different with Chinese orthopedics. Basically, once Chinese medicine doctors go to the clinic, they can no longer take care of other aspects. It cannot be said that they do not understand other fields, but they definitely do not know them too deeply.

Moreover, orthopedics is also very time-consuming.

Xiang Hui, the director of the Orthopedics Department, naturally has many people coming to him for help, but Xiang Hui himself also has to ask for help from others. It is convenient for him to make friends with more experts in other fields of the industry, which can be regarded as a convenience in terms of his status.

For example, there are associate senior doctors and above in various hospitals, as well as famous senior attending physicians. When someone in your family is sick, it is very convenient to ask for a doctor, and it is relatively easy to ask a big name in the industry.

"I just came back from abroad today. I'm old."

Rong Bo smiled and said, "Tomorrow is Mr. Gao's birthday banquet. I will thank Director Xiang then."

After a long journey, Rong Bo met Yun Heng as soon as he came out of the airport. Not only he, but also his wife was tired, after all, they were old.

"Mr. Rong is being too formal."

Xiang Hui smiled and said, "Then I won't disturb Mr. Rong's rest. See you tomorrow."

After coming out of Rong Bo's room, Xiang Hui did not go to Yun Heng's place on purpose. He would definitely see him at Gao Yuanping's birthday party tomorrow.

Yun Heng did not go out in the afternoon. After taking a shower, he started working in the hotel, mainly preparing lessons and organizing some medical records.

At the beginning of this school year, Yun Heng has started teaching at the Provincial University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. He teaches open classes and is not responsible for a specific class or subject.

Open classes are open to the entire school, and the content is universal and unified. Every student can attend and gain something from them.

Now Yun Heng's main focus is still on the hospital. There are three open classes every month, according to Yun Heng's own schedule, and there is no limit on the specific time.

The open courses of major universities are basically taught by some famous experts or professors of the school. Most of these people have their own things to do, such as scientific research and clinical work. Their time is not fixed, and they only need to take enough classes every month.

At the same time, the special training courses for new employees at West Asia Hospital will continue to be held.

Before, Ji Fengwen held a special training class every year, but now this task has become entirely the responsibility of West Asia Hospital, and there are two classes, one for new employee training and the other for special training.

This matter was decided after Ji Fengwen, Qu Tongwen, Yue Anyun and others discussed it with Yun Heng.

Previously, Ji Fengwen’s training classes always had ten people, not many people. The main purpose was to train some talents in traditional Chinese medicine. We would help as many as we could, and it was completely free of charge.

Last year, the training course was scheduled to be held at West Asia Hospital.

Yue Anyun believes that Ji Fengwen’s training course is very meaningful and attractive. In addition, given the current reputation of West Asia Hospital, it is entirely possible to continue this program.

No one in other hospitals is willing to do this, nor are they very happy to do so. Aren’t the doctors they train for their own hospitals is just for show? Aren’t they just bored?

Besides, no doctor is willing to spend time to teach some newcomers. It’s good enough to teach one or two people. Training class?

Only a childless doctor like Ji Fengwen, who has reached this age, would be willing to do this kind of thing.

Yue Anyun felt that since the West Asia Hospital had a different positioning, it could continue to do this. Moreover, the West Asia Hospital was short of doctors, and the outstanding students in the training class could basically stay in the West Asia Hospital.

The most important thing is that the conditions of West Asia Hospital allow it. Whether it is Yun Heng, Yue Shaojiang or Chen Fanming, many people stay in West Asia Hospital for their dreams.

If we have to make a detailed analogy, doctors in other hospitals are more focused on making a living, while hospital work is just a way to support their families for most people. They are satisfied if they can do their job well, get promoted normally, and retire peacefully.

On the other hand, at West Asia Hospital, many people are pursuing their dreams. Whether it is Yue Shaojiang, Jin Shijie, or Chen Fanming, they all have higher goals.

The work attitude and level of dedication for dreams and for life are completely different.

It sounds like a pie in the sky, but it depends on who draws the pie.

Just like when we were in school, teachers would paint a rosy picture for students, telling them to study hard, be serious, and work hard, and they would be able to get into university in the future.

For students who fail to get into university, this is just empty promises, but for those who can, it is not really empty promises.

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Some things have to be done by someone, and what West Asia Hospital has to do now is what some people are unwilling to do, or even don't want to do.

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dream!

Always have dreams.