"Why did Professor Hu think of calling me?"

Xie Kaiyang had just finished class and returned to his office to sit down, drinking water while talking on the phone with Hu Wenyi.

Xie Kaiyang is an expert in Traditional Chinese Medicine in Shanghai and a professor at Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. He is still at the school and just gave an open class.

"Professor Xie, didn't you see the trending searches?"

Hu Wenyi asked.

"I just got out of class, and I don't usually pay attention to that."

Xie Kaiyang smiled and said, "The hot searches are either about which celebrity is cheating or which celebrity is being cheated on. Anyway, either they are being cheated on or on the way to being cheated on. There's nothing interesting to watch."

For the general public, that kind of gossip is naturally a topic that most people like, but for Xie Kaiyang, he doesn't pay attention to it.

As medical professors, Xie Kaiyang and others are quite arrogant. What is there to pay attention to about a group of celebrities?

In the past, doctors weren't very prestigious, but among the three classes of people, doctors were ranked in the middle ninth class, with first-class scholars, second-class doctors, third-class painters, fourth-class shadow puppeteers, fifth-class singers, sixth-class fortune tellers, seventh-class monks, eighth-class Taoist priests, and ninth-class chess and zither performers. Actors, on the other hand, were ranked in the lower ninth class, with first-class stagehands, second-class trumpeters, third-class circus performers, fourth-class pushers, fifth-class pool players, sixth-class back scrubbers, seventh-class repairmen, eighth-class escorts, and ninth-class prostitutes.

"Boston Medical College arrived in Xihua City today and asked Xiya Hospital to donate 50 million Ugly coins."

Hu Wenyi said directly.

"Boston Medical School?"

Xie Kaiyang was shocked at the moment.

For a medical professor like Xie Kaiyang, international medical centers are very familiar to him. Although the Boston Consortium has not been involved in the medical field for a long time, it has developed rapidly.

"The Boston Foundation donated to West Asia Hospital?"

Xie Kaiyang's voice was trembling a little. This matter was definitely a big deal in the medical field, especially for traditional Chinese medicine.

New-style Chinese medicine experts like Xie Kaiyang and Hu Wenyi can actually be divided into two types. One type is purely profit-oriented and is manipulated by capital. They speak out for profit and act as spokespersons for capital.

The other type is that due to the times, in order to reform traditional Chinese medicine, they learned from Western medicine, studied Western medicine, understood Western medicine, studied the combination of Chinese and Western medicine, and gradually moved towards the direction of Western medicine dominance.

Compared with the first type, the second type is actually worthy of respect, after all, they are also dedicated to medicine.

Many times, learning something is like seeking the truth. Once you have chosen a path, you must concentrate on following it, constantly seek verification for your own path, and become more determined in your heart.

This kind of person is actually firm in heart and will not be easily persuaded by others, because he has been learning and working for this all his life. Once he is denied, his heart of Taoism will easily collapse.

Xie Kaiyang and Hu Wenyi are actually the latter. At the last Dongjiang Provincial Expo, although Hu Wenyi and Xie Kaiyang were left speechless by Yun Heng, they did not think in their hearts that what they did was wrong or meaningless.

As mentioned earlier, some models of combining Chinese and Western medicine do have some clinical effects and are not completely ineffective. From a probability perspective, some new types of Chinese medicine now use the model of Western medicine to classify Chinese medicine, classify drugs and prescriptions, and use sets of prescriptions to treat diseases. In clinical practice, there is indeed a probability of 16 to 70 percent that this will work.

After all, there are certain similarities between diseases.

It is this 60% probability that gives some experts who study this area some confidence.

However, in actual clinical practice, doctors are not in a profession that gambles on probability, especially Chinese medicine practitioners. The treatment of diseases depends on the bias of the drugs. Once the medication and prescription are not within the 60% probability, there will be big problems. Minor illnesses may be diagnosed as major illnesses, and major illnesses may be treated as terminal illnesses.

Although people often say that doctors cannot be absolutely sure of success in treating illnesses and saving lives, and no doctor can guarantee anything, the premise is that doctors must first try their best rather than gamble on probability.

This is also the reason why traditional Chinese medicine practitioners have always resisted and opposed the use of Chinese medicine that deviates from the basics of traditional Chinese medicine.

Before, traditional Chinese medicine and new Chinese medicine were just arguing with each other, and because of the development of traditional Chinese medicine, traditional Chinese medicine was even at a disadvantage and could not get mainstream recognition.

This time, Boston Medical Center donated to West Asia Hospital, which is different.

This is also what shocked Hu Wenyi and Xie Kaiyang the most.

"How is West Asia Hospital connected to Boston Medical Center?"

Xie Kaiyang asked Hu Wenyi.

"That's not entirely clear yet, but Boston Medical Center has indeed arrived in Xihua City. The donation ceremony will be held the afternoon after tomorrow. Dongyun Group will also donate 50 million and 5,000 sets of books."

Hu Wenyi asked, "Old Xie, do you want to go to Xihua?"

Hu Wenyi and Xie Kaiyang were not aware of Yun Heng's trip to New York. International medical exhibitions have always been the focus of Western medicine and surgery, while traditional Chinese medicine has basically not been interested.

Hu Wenyi and Xie Kaiyang had dealt with Yun Heng before and had known about the West Asia Hospital for a long time, but they had never really understood it well.

Even at the previous Traditional Chinese Medicine Summit, Hu Wenyi and Xie Kaiyang only paid a cursory visit. After all, there were many people there, so they left after the meeting.

All along, Hu Wenyi and Xie Kaiyang's definition of West Asia Hospital is that it can gather a group of young and outstanding Chinese medicine doctors. No matter how bad the situation of Chinese medicine is, it is still possible to gather a group of outstanding doctors.

In fact, when the meeting was in progress, Xie Kaiyang and Hu Wenyi went to the West Asia Hospital to learn about Yue Anyun’s grandson, Jin Anping’s grandson, and so on. They were all children of aristocratic families.

Sometimes people have preconceived ideas, and when they look at things, they are bound to see through a layer of gauze, making it difficult to see clearly.

Hu Wenyi and Xie Kaiyang do not deny traditional Chinese medicine. They just think that Chinese medicine needs reform and popularization. After all, it has been practiced for so many years.

But now that West Asia Hospital has received donations from international medical institutions, this cannot be underestimated.

"Okay, see you in Xihua City then."

Xie Kaiyang pondered for a moment and nodded. It seemed that he really needed to go to Xihua City to learn more about the West Asia Hospital.

After hanging up the phone, Xie Kaiyang arranged for his students to book a ticket for him and took the students to Xihua City. Hu Wenyi also set off from Dongjiang Province and headed for Xihua City at the same time.

In addition to Hu Wenyi and Xie Kaiyang, other experts and professors similar to Hu Wenyi and Xie Kaiyang also went to Xihua City.

The donation ceremony between Boston Medical Center and West Asia Hospital instantly attracted the attention of many people in the medical community. Many people focused on West China City and West Asia Hospital, and West Asia Hospital once again became the focus.

Just when Hu Wenyi and Xie Kaiyang flew to Xihua City, Kou Zhengfan had already arrived in Xihua City.

"Mr. Kou!"

"Mr. Kou."

Zhang Bowen, Jiang Yuanbei and others who came to pick them up at the airport greeted them warmly.

"You bastard, hide behind me. You're so tall, I can still see you even if you hide."

Kou Zhengfan shook hands with Jiang Yuanbei and Zhang Bowen while scolding and laughing at Yun Heng behind him.