"Use the medicine first and see the effect."

Yun Heng had no idea what Dean Qi was thinking. He stayed in the emergency department until the patient had taken the first dose of the medicine. After waiting for a while, the child's fever subsided a little and his sweating decreased. Then he said, "Arrange him to the pediatric ward. Continue with the original prescription. Start with ten doses."

"Dr. Yun, thank you, thank you."

The child's mother burst into tears.

After the first dose, the fever subsided slightly and the sweating decreased, which means that the first dose has taken effect.

Especially Yun Heng's words: "Continue using the original prescription, start with ten doses."

This sentence is like a shot in the arm for the child's parents.

Unless in special circumstances, Chinese medicine prescriptions are generally one dose per day, and ten doses means ten days.

Before the child came, the hospital had issued a critical illness notice. It was unknown whether he could survive today, let alone ten days.

Leukemia, blood cancer, is a very scary disease. Even though Yun Heng is quite famous, the child's parents still have a hope. But they know in their hearts that this disease is difficult to treat and there is little hope of a cure.

For the child's parents, it is worth it even if the child can live one more day and they can accompany their child for one more day.

"Junior brother's current level has reached perfection."

A doctor arranged for the patient to go through the hospitalization procedures, and Yun Heng accompanied Jiang Yuanbei out of the hospital.

Jiang Yuanbei sighed as he walked.

"Brother, teaching and educating people is a great merit." Yun Heng said with a smile.

"Junior brother is becoming more and more eloquent now."

Jiang Yuanbei laughed.

I still remember that the first time I met Yun Heng was at Qu Tongwen's house. It was the first day of the Lunar New Year. At that time, Yun Heng looked much more shy and a little restrained.

Less than two years later, Yun Heng had already earned the nickname "Yun Penzi" and was a big hit at the Dongjiang Province Expo.

Yun Heng smiled and said nothing. Instead, he and Jiang Yuanbei left the hospital and walked towards the construction site not far away.

This time, the demolition of the Xiya community and the expansion of the Xiya Hospital were both done by the Mi Sheng Group.

Although Xiya Hospital is a public hospital, it has Yun Heng's relationship after all. Both Mi Tianhong and Mi Shiwei have given their subordinates strict tasks, so the progress of the project is still very fast and all aspects are very standardized.

This time, Mi Sheng Group undertook the West Asia Hospital project not for the purpose of making money. If it really wanted to make money, it would make a considerable profit just by reselling this piece of land.

Mi Tianhong is definitely an old fox.

When you reach Mi Tianhong's level, you can also say with confidence that I don't like money, I have no interest in money, and the thing I regret most in my life is founding the Mi Sheng Group.

There is a saying that goes, "It's lonely at the top, and the tallest tree catches the most wind." Looking around, the wealthy people in China have changed very quickly over the years. Those who are arrogant and domineering will soon become honest.

As the richest man in Zhongzhou, Mi Tianhong still has a certain gap with the richest man in the country. But precisely because of this, Mi Tianhong actually sees very clearly that when you have enough money, you really have to do something.

The West Asia Hospital has received support from many people including Qu Tongwen and Ji Fengwen. It is obviously a pilot project of traditional Chinese medicine. If this project is successful, the Mi Sheng Group will also benefit from it.

And Yun Heng is his son-in-law.

As the saying goes, it is easy to conquer an empire but difficult to keep it. At Mi Tianhong's current level, it is no longer a matter of conquering an empire, but of keeping it.

Jiang Yuanbei looked at the construction site in the distance, then turned back to look at the six-story building standing alone on the side of Xiya Road.

“They say a single spark can start a prairie fire.”

Jiang Yuanbei pointed to the six-story building of Xiya Hospital in the distance and said, "Junior brother, compared to Xiya Community, Xiya Hospital is now like a stone under the feet of a giant, but this whole area belongs to Xiya Hospital. In the future, which stone under your feet will be lifted up by the giant..."

Yun Heng followed Jiang Yuanbei's gaze and nodded slightly.

Jiang Yuanbei was a student of Qu Tongwen, and even his eldest disciple. He was also quite outstanding back then. When he was young, he was not much worse than Chen Fanming, otherwise he would not have been valued by Qu Tongwen.

At that time, Jiang Yuanbei was also a very pure young man. He studied medicine under Qu Tongwen and had dreams in his heart.

Yun Heng occasionally heard Zhang Haihua talk about some things that happened in Jiang Yuanbei.

In theory, it is a bit inappropriate for Jiang Yuanbei, as Qu Tongwen's eldest disciple, to stay away from clinical practice. But in fact, Jiang Yuanbei gave up his hope of becoming the director of the Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine and went to teach at the Provincial University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in order to cultivate a group of outstanding traditional Chinese medicine talents.

After so many years, Jiang Yuanbei has become the president of the Provincial University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Perhaps at that time Jiang Yuanbei himself had never thought that he could become the president of the Provincial University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Even though he has become the president, Jiang Yuanbei feels that he is getting further and further away from his original dream. In recent years, although the Provincial University of Traditional Chinese Medicine has produced many outstanding students, some of whom have become chief physicians in tertiary hospitals, this is not what Jiang Yuanbei wants.

"Junior Brother."

Jiang Yuanbei looked at Yun Heng and said, "Do you know why I am determined to take over West Asia Hospital despite the pressure? There are actually quite a few people in the school who oppose it. The current value of West Asia Hospital is far from enough, but they are too superficial."

Jiang Yuanbei said slowly: "I hope that the West Asia Hospital can also influence the school. The hospital and the school complement each other."

"Senior Brother."

Yun Heng smiled and said, "Actually, I don't think there's any need to put too much pressure on yourself, nor do you need to have too big dreams. Just take it one step at a time. As long as you do well in the present, and then do well in the future, do every step well, make yourself satisfied, and leave no regrets. Take one step at a time, and when you look back, you will find that we have actually done very well and are very close to our dreams."

“Things that are too far away, that we cannot see or touch, often make us feel that our hearts are willing but our bodies are not strong enough.”

Yun Heng looked at the lonely six-story building in the distance and said slowly, "Little by little, a mountain of sand can be built. No one can reach the sky overnight. Everyone has childhood dreams, but when we grow up, we find that sometimes there are too many things we can't handle, and the future is full of uncertainties. But as long as we do our best in the present and take every step carefully, we will always be worthy of ourselves."

As he spoke, Yun Heng couldn't help but smile slightly: "Sometimes, when expectations are too high, there will be more disappointments. When we have no expectations and just do our best, we will find that although we don't get everything, we will definitely not lose everything."

Jiang Yuanbei looked at Yun Heng in surprise, and after a long while he finally gave a wry smile: "I didn't expect that Junior Brother, at such a young age, would have such awareness. Yes, be yourself, do your best today, do what you should do, do what you think is worth doing, and leave the rest to fate."