Yes, trying to find a seller and acquiring a Hong Kong hospital was what Chen Xia specifically told her aunt before leaving London.
In 1984, the mainland was too backward and too closed, which was not conducive to foreign exchanges. Even if there were good medicines, they could not be sold abroad.
For example, two Australian doctors, Barry Marshall and Robin Warren, did not believe that Chinese doctors could conquer Helicobacter pylori, so they went through great pains to obtain visas and come to China to see it with their own eyes.
What about other foreign counterparts who have doubts? If they cannot visit China, the doubts will continue to exist, which is very disadvantageous.
The success of Helicobacter pylori treatment this time was very lucky, and it is not easy to gain recognition from the mainstream international medical community.
If it weren't for Professor Gregory's invitation and permission to conduct clinical trials in Wellington Hospital to prove the efficacy, according to the situation in the previous life, the Helicobacter pylori theory and the quadruple therapy would have encountered many difficulties and doubts.
It would take at least another eight years to achieve success, rather than becoming an overnight sensation like today.
As for bringing in Yuezhou People's Hospital, this was a gift from Chen Xia to the domestic medical community, but it was of no great use to his medical career at the moment.
For Chen Xia, now he can only make selfless contributions to the hospital, but the hospital's return to him is still a long way off.
However, he urgently needed a "tool hospital", so he bought a hospital in Hong Kong, took full control of it, and then put the latest patented drug of pumpkin vine into clinical use in this hospital.
This hospital will also serve as a window for Pumpkin Vine to showcase itself to the global medical community.
By then, Yuezhou People's Hospital will be able to establish good interactions with the Hong Kong hospital, and Chen Xia can also send a large number of doctors from the mainland to Hong Kong for further studies, which will also be a good reputation when they return to the mainland.
Therefore, forming an alliance with the three international giants and obtaining their help and support would allow Pumpkin Vine Company to successfully acquire a new hospital, as well as priority use rights for drugs and medical equipment, which would be a very good condition.
Especially GlaxoSmithKline, the capital behind England's largest pharmaceutical company, also has strong power in the political arena.
At that time, England was still the father of Hong Kong, and the Governor of Hong Kong would definitely give them face and allow the hospital transfer transaction to proceed smoothly.
After all, Hong Kong is a free port and all countries have visa-free access, so it is very convenient for everyone to visit or negotiate business.
Moreover, drug exports have great advantages in terms of taxes and logistics, and the mainland cannot enjoy this convenience at this time.
In fact, for a long time to come, Hong Kong will be the main channel for mainland China's export goods.
Why would Chen Xia not use such a convenience and instead come back to China to cause trouble for himself?
Of course, no one knew the other little thought in Chen Xia's heart. As a reborn person, he had witnessed the downfall of too many influential figures in the mainland, so he must not put all his eggs in one basket.
If he focuses all his business ventures, including his lab and pharmaceutical company, on the mainland, and if one day he makes it onto the Forbes mainland China rich list, then he will...
Ahem, everyone knows what it means to be on this list...
This is how things are in China. It’s just an ordinary business negotiation, but the relevant departments must get involved.
When the Ministry of Health learned that Wellington Hospital in England was going to jointly establish a Helicobacter pylori laboratory with Xiangjiang Pumpkin Vine Pharmaceutical Company and Zhijiang Medical University Yuezhou Hospital, the leaders immediately attached great importance to it.
This is the first time that China has established a medical laboratory with a developed country. Does it mean that China's medical industry has made significant achievements and can now stand on par with developed countries?
Anyway, for the leaders, it is definitely right to brag about it. This is a solid political achievement, so how could they let it slip away?
As a result, Chen Shuqin, Professor Gregory, and Manager Chris Grayling received a warm welcome in the capital, and Professor Gregory even gave a visiting lecture at the Union Hospital of Capital Medical University.
Patriotic Hong Kong businesswoman Ms. Chen Shuqin was also specially invited by the Minister of Health to attend a welcome dinner.
The trip to Yuezhou had to be delayed and postponed.
Well, the tool man is highly valued by the country, with flowers and dinners, but the real boss behind the scenes is still eating shredded radish cakes in Yuezhou.
Yes, Comrade Gu Lin, a pregnant woman who is about to give birth and has a super big belly, suddenly said that she wanted to eat shredded radish pancakes.
This kind of fried food is completely taboo for pregnant women, and grandma and Gu's mother refused it without any discussion.
But when Chen Xia saw Gu Lin's huge belly and the swelling all over her body, and how she was so tired that she kept groaning even when she was sleeping, she felt so distressed.
Although Gu Lin would act like a spoiled brat from time to time, she never complained about having a baby.
Having triplets is not just a joke. Because her belly is too big, it often presses on her internal organs and causes some physiological reactions. As a result, she feels tired when lying down or sitting. Sometimes she feels so uncomfortable that she bursts into tears.
Fortunately, no matter how painful it was, I gritted my teeth and persevered.
Because in her opinion, having children for her husband is a natural thing, what is there to complain about?
I have never thought about not having children, being an independent woman, and starting a DINK family.
It has to be said that girls of this era are still very traditional and simple, and are willing to assume the obligations of a wife.
Chen Xia had been worried before, what if one day Gu Lin suddenly said to him: "Husband, I don't want to have children anymore. Let's abort it. Isn't it good to live in a world of two people?"
Or maybe one day, after a B-ultrasound, the baby in the belly is deformed and she has to have an induced labor...
The shadow of his previous life still deeply affects Chen Xia, making him always worried about gains and losses.
Just today, when Gu Lin suddenly said she wanted to eat shredded radish pancakes and her mother-in-law refused to agree, Chen Xia felt sorry for his wife. He saw her pouting and looking unhappy, as if she needed to be coaxed.
So he suddenly had an idea and pretended to take Gu Lin to the hospital for a prenatal check-up. Then the two of them drove and sneaked to the street to find a small stall.
Shredded radish pancake is a specialty of Yuezhou. Generally, the radish is cut into shreds, put into a mold together with batter, and then fried in a pan. You can take it out and eat it. It is crispy and fresh, not to mention very fragrant.
However, Chen Xia only bought two and didn't dare to buy more. If he bought more, the more he would eat. If Gu Lin got diarrhea, he felt that he would definitely be torn to pieces by his father-in-law.
Chen Xia's dark red Mitsubishi jeep is the only one of its kind in Yuezhou. Everyone knows that this car was given to him by Section Chief Chen's grandfather from Xiangjiang, so after seeing the car, people would come over to say hello from time to time.
It was annoying to have too many people around, so Chen Xia drove and took his wife for a stroll around the city.
Well, others can’t even afford a bicycle, but Section Chief Chen is already driving his car with his wife for a ride. What a difference there is in people’s character.
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