Tian Cai knew that this would cause a large outflow of talent from China.

For example, this middle-aged male doctor, if he is the only one going to other countries to provide medical support, but his family still stays in the country.

Even if he is in another country, his heart must remain in China.

Once his family goes abroad with him, the possibility of talent loss becomes greater.

They are reunited as a family, and life is the same no matter where they live. Since the treatment abroad is better, why can't they stay there forever?

This is also a point of disagreement between Tian Cai and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Tian Cai, however, felt that this was nothing.

It is indeed not easy for our great country to train a Chinese doctor, but Tian Cai is confident that with her around, we will be able to train more and better talents.

Moreover, China is different now than it was before. Whether in terms of economic development or scientific construction, it cannot be underestimated.

A great power should have the bearing of a great power and let the world see how China treats its friendly countries.

After the first one, more and more people decided to go abroad.

Tian Cai asked someone to do a statistics and found that only a minority chose to stay in the country, while most people decided to go abroad.

The early 1990s was the time when China was experiencing a craze for going abroad.

Once these 34 doctors were confirmed to stay, they were immediately assigned to their respective positions and began to perform their duties as doctors.

As for the 66 people who chose to go abroad, Tian Cai sent their information to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and they were responsible for the rest of the matters.

This matter cannot be completed in a day or two. Only after all the procedures for going abroad are completed can these people meet with the diplomats from various countries who come to pick them up.

Of course, China will also send people to send them over.

In the future, these 66 people will promote Chinese medicine in various parts of the world.

It will also make Chinese traditional medicine famous throughout the world with its own strength.

The eighty doctors who participated in the first training were able to handle emergencies encountered during the treatment process after several months of training.

As time goes by, the number of cured leukemia patients gradually increases.

After things here were on track, Tian Cai went to the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Dean Wu retired two years ago, as did several other senior professors. Only when new talents emerge can they retire with peace of mind.

The current dean is Ning Feibai. When Tian Cai first came, he was the director of the orthopedics teaching and research department.

Ning Feibai was from the Ning family and was the grandson of Ning Minda, one of the four famous doctors in Beijing at that time.

Doctor Ning Minda passed away a few years ago, but Ning's father is still in good health, and he is now the one taking care of the Ning family.

Tian Cai came this time to discuss with him the idea of ​​adding courses related to several acupuncture techniques she had developed to the students' final year of studies.

It includes the treatment of advanced lung cancer with Lung Cancer Kang, the treatment of advanced leukemia with Blood Cancer Kang, and the treatment of advanced liver cirrhosis.

Acupuncture is essential in these treatments, and the acupuncture techniques used in each treatment are different.

"Are you here to teach in person?"

Ning Feibai asked the question that concerned him most.

"It depends." Tian Cai thought about the next arrangements and hesitated to say so confidently, "I can't guarantee that I will attend every class, but I can at least guarantee that I will attend a large class once a month."

"You're most welcome."

The two reached a consensus and then talked about something else.

Ning Feibai’s idea is the same as Tian Cai’s. It is inevitable that China will become stronger, so the cultivation of talents must not be slackened.

Once the courses here are finalized, he plans to post them directly at the school entrance.

Not only students of the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine can participate in the classes, but anyone else who is interested in studying these subjects will have their doors open to them.

The main reason for the lack of good Chinese medicine doctors in China is not that no one is interested in this subject, but that many people want to learn it but have no channels to learn it.

It is not shameful to have a non-native origin, but people may not remember that non-native origin is not something people choose.

Their unconventional background also means that they have no way to learn.

If they could choose for themselves, anyone who wanted to be a Chinese medicine doctor would want to receive systematic teaching, but it is useless for them to think about it because they do not have the conditions.

Like Ning Feibai, those who can study medicine with their family elders can be said to be extremely lucky.

Unless one is extremely gifted, those who change career path late will never be able to catch up with the family tradition.

Ning Feibai belongs to the latter, so he has also seen many talented people who were delayed because they had nowhere to learn.

Old Master Ning was very disgusted with the fact that he was teaching his family's medical skills to outsiders. In the Ning family, only boys could learn medicine from their elders from a young age, while girls were not allowed because they would marry into other families sooner or later.

No matter how talented you are, you are not allowed to learn the Ning family's medical skills.

When Ning Feibai was a child, he heard his father say that his great aunt was a very capable and smart girl since she was young.

When she was very young, she showed a talent in medical skills that surpassed others.

It is said that she can recite things by heart at just one glance, which her grandfather needs two or three times to memorize.

As for those that were particularly difficult to pronounce and remember, his grandfather had to recite them five or six times or even more, but she only needed to read them once to memorize them all.

But because of the Ning family's precepts, she was not allowed to study medicine.

Aunt Ning was a very clever girl. Just by occasionally bringing food and drinks to Old Man Ning, she had learned all the core things about the Ning family.

However, the truth will eventually come out, and the matter was discovered by the head of the Ning family.

Aunt Ning's behavior is unforgivable in the eyes of the Ning family. Since the word "stealing skills" contains the word "steal", this behavior is equivalent to theft.

Stealing will cost you your hands.

Later, Old Man Ning personally cut the tendons in Aunt Ning's hands.

It was also because of this incident that Ning's father had a different view of the Ning family, a family of traditional Chinese medicine in the eyes of outsiders.

He always says that doctors are like caring parents, but how can he be so cruel to his own siblings?

So when Ning Feibai wanted to leave the Ning family and go out to teach, he was the first and only one to stand up and support him.

Ning Feibai wanted to teach outsiders about the Ning family's things, but his father didn't care. Since he had already learned it in his mind, it belonged to Ning Feibai, and he could teach it to whoever he wanted.

Ning Feibai was taken care of by Grandpa Ning most of the time, so when he expressed his idea of ​​promoting traditional Chinese medicine in his youth, he was the first to feel pressure from his grandfather.

This different concept from that of his elders made Ning Feibai very painful until he came to the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

The professors of any subject here are no worse than him, but they have no intention of keeping their knowledge to themselves and are willing to share everything they have learned throughout their lives.

Here Ning Feibai felt a rare sense of relaxation and comfort.

He enjoys standing on the podium, enjoying the feeling of students surrounding him and asking questions, and also enjoying the atmosphere of the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Looking at those pairs of eyes eager for knowledge, he could feel more deeply the significance of teaching and educating people.