"Why are there so many new faces?"

Qi Yaping walked to the information desk and asked.

"President Qi, the inspection team has arrived. There are quite a few of them."

The nurse at the information desk explained the situation to Qi Yaping.

"Are the experts from the inspection team here?"

Qi Yaping was stunned for a moment and hurried to the second floor. As soon as she went upstairs, Qi Yaping met Hong Shuangmin. Hong Shuangmin and Lin Xuehai were talking as they walked.

"Dean Qi is back!"

Hong Shuangmin hurriedly greeted Qi Yaping with a smile, and at the same time introduced Qi Yaping and Lin Xuehai to each other: "Doctor Lin, this is Qi Yaping, the director of our West Asia Hospital. Director Qi, this is Doctor Lin Xuehai, the famous doctor in Shuzhong. Doctor Lin is the disciple of Master Jiang Donglin..."

"Hello, Dean Qi!"

"Doctor Lin!"

Qi Yaping hurriedly shook hands with Lin Xuehai.

Lin Xuehai is not a doctor in the system, but works in Jiang Donglin's private clinic. Relatively speaking, in the current medical community, doctors in private clinics are more arrogant than doctors in institutional hospitals.

Many people with a little common sense know that there are not many pure Chinese medicine doctors in major hospitals across the country, relatively speaking. Even some doctors in Chinese medicine hospitals themselves will admit that the hospitals are biased towards Western medicine, and pure Chinese medicine doctors have to be found in some well-known private clinics.

The Chinese medicine clinics opened by famous Chinese medicine practitioners like Jiang Donglin and Li Xinyang's teacher Li Yumin are somewhat similar to the "Deyun Club". Most of the doctors in them are of the same lineage, passed down from teacher to student, with teachers accepting apprentices and apprentices teaching students, and the skills are passed down from generation to generation.

The rules are actually similar, such as three years of apprenticeship, two years of service, three festivals and two birthdays.

Many people would label this kind of rule as feudal and bad custom when talking about it, and some people even criticize it, saying whether it complies with the labor law or not.

What are you talking about? You study in school, but I never see you serving your teacher, nor do you do anything. Besides, you have to accept gifts when you become his disciple.

But few people think carefully about what they learn in these three years of apprenticeship.

During the three years of apprenticeship, you learn the skills to support your family and acquire abilities that will benefit you throughout your life.

Everyone is selfish, and there are many things that no one is willing to teach outsiders. As a teacher, being able to pass these things on to students is not just a simple teaching and answering questions.

The motherland has nurtured you, so you should serve the motherland. Your master has nurtured you, so shouldn’t you serve your master?

The principle is actually the same, but some people just can't understand it.

In fact, it is precisely this kind of master-disciple relationship that allows students to learn more, which is also the reason why doctors in some traditional Chinese medicine clinics are more pure.

Although Lin Xuehai is a doctor in a private clinic, he is also a frequent guest at major hospitals in Shuzhong. He is often invited by some large hospitals for consultation. His status is no lower than that of Zhu Senqiang, Ma Tiequan and others.

Moreover, because Qu Tongwen, Ji Fengwen and Lin Xuehai's teacher Jiang Donglin are all nationally renowned masters of traditional Chinese medicine and know each other, Lin Xuehai and Yun Heng actually have a connection. If we talk about friendship, Yun Heng can also call Lin Xuehai "Senior Brother Lin".

Before coming to Xihua, Jiang Donglin told him to visit Qu Tongwen and Ji Fengwen on his behalf after arriving in Xihua City. On the first day in Xihua, Lin Xuehai went to Qu Tongwen and Ji Fengwen's homes and heard a few words about Yun Heng. In the following days, Yun Heng's name kept lingering in Lin Xuehai's ears.

Today, Lin Xuehai finally met his junior fellow apprentice.

Just now, Lin Xuehai and Hong Shuangmin were actually talking about Yun Heng and Xiya Hospital. Lin Xuehai was dumbfounded when he heard it. Director Qi of Xiya Hospital can be said to be very blessed.

"President Qi, President Hong, I'll just take a quick look around first. You guys are busy."

After shaking hands with Qi Yaping, Lin Xuehai smiled and went for a walk alone. Although the West Asia Hospital is small, there are many interesting things.

"Director Hong, when did the inspection team arrive?"

After Lin Xuehai left, Qi Yaping asked Hong Shuangmin.

After Hong Shuangmin came to West Asia Hospital, Qi Yaping always called Hong Shuangmin Director Hong and didn't like to call him anything else.

In terms of seniority, Hong Shuangmin has more seniority and is older than Qi Yaping. Although Qi Yaping is the dean, it is not appropriate for her to call him Xiao Hong.

Although they were both deans, Qi Yaping didn't feel comfortable calling him Dean Hong or Vice Dean Hong, so the title Director Hong became exclusive to Qi Yaping.

"I came here this morning and have been wandering around for most of the day."

Hong Shuangmin smiled and said, "Dean Qi, you were away today, but you missed a lot of things."

"Um?"

Qi Yaping was a little curious. Is this going to be a good show?

"Let's talk as we walk."

Hong Shuangmin followed Qi Yaping inside and told her what happened in the morning: "The inspection team should stay here for a few more days. They are all very curious now."

Qi Yaping was stunned when she heard this.

In fact, Qi Yaping, like Hong Shuangmin, was not very clear about the gap between the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department of her own hospital and that of other hospitals.

After all, Hong Shuangmin is the director of the Department of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine at Xihua Hospital, and his level of expertise in Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine is at level six. Qi Yaping doesn't even know about Traditional Chinese Medicine, so naturally she has no idea what level of expertise is.

Qi Yaping only knew that Yun Heng was highly skilled, and Yue Shaojiang and the others were not bad either, but she didn't know that her side actually gathered the best group of young people in the entire Xihua City.

To borrow Ma Tiequan’s words, it’s not all, but definitely half.

People like Tian Zengming, Ren Xuedong, and Xu Bo may not be the best in terms of talent, but with a good teacher, they grow very quickly.

It is the same with everything we do in this world, one step fast, all steps fast, one step slow, all steps slow. Classmates of the same grade as Yun Heng, whether in Xihua Hospital or Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, are not currently practicing independently and are still learning behind the senior residents in their own hospitals. Even the senior residents they follow are not as good as Tian Zengming now, so how can they be compared?

"Damn Hong Shuangmin, how dare you ride on my head? This is absolutely unacceptable."

Qi Yaping and Hong Shuangmin were walking and were about to reach the door of the duty room when Ma Tiequan's voice came from inside the duty room.

Hong Shuangmin's face instantly turned the color of liver.

Damn Ma Tiequan, this is too much.

"That's right, damn Hong Shuangmin, this old guy is so lucky."

Liang Wanming's voice was also heard: "Yun Heng, I say this is intolerable."

"Yes, I can't stand it!"

Ma Tiequan laughed and said, "If this West Asia Hospital becomes a top-tier hospital, wouldn't Hong become the vice president of a top-tier hospital? That's too good for him."

Qi Yaping listened to the conversation inside, suppressed her laughter, and looked back at Hong Shuangmin.

"Director Hong, do you want me to call a doctor for you?"

Hong Shuangmin: “…”

This is the hospital. Together with the inspection team, it can be said that the most capable group of doctors are here now. Why are you inviting these doctors? Are you afraid of getting yourself hurt by anger?