Within a week after the meeting with Professor Witte, 50 experts from various countries arrived in Hong Kong one after another.
Professor Anthony, Professor Theodore and Lin Sanqi, like industrious little bees, kept flying back and forth between the guest rooms of various experts, carrying boxes.
Then Lin Sanqi was surprised to find that none of the 50 medical experts refused the "labor subsidy" that was delivered to their door.
Every time I walked in, I was given a warm hug, and after about a few minutes, I hugged her goodbye again.
No one on either side said anything. Anyway, when they came out, the suitcases in their hands were empty, and this was thanks to the 50 small suitcases that came out.
After sending the last Brazilian expert off, Lin Sanqi couldn't help but:
"Professor Anthony, with so much money being given away, aren't they afraid of being investigated for corruption by the World Health Organization or the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease?"
Anthony was puzzled.
"Why investigate? These are just labor subsidies. Even if someone reports them, it's fine. No one's interests are harmed.
Besides, I'm the vice president of the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease, and Professor Witte is the president. Who will investigate? Should we investigate ourselves?
Professor Theodore also laughed and said:
"Lin, it's like when you call 911 and the other person's phone rings immediately. Do you understand what that means? This group of people has vested interests, so of course they have to protect each other. Who would dare to disrupt them?
It's not just our research group that has to give money. All other pharmaceutical companies and laboratories that want to pass a new project or launch a new drug or medical device must make some contribution.
Wait for the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease election next year. If you are successfully elected as a director, you will also become a member of the expert group and be eligible to receive a package.
Of course, by next year, you might have become a billionaire and won’t care about a red envelope of 100,000 or 200,000 yuan, haha.”
Lin Sanqi thought, who would dislike this? Who would complain about too much money? They provide food, lodging, and entertainment, and all I need to do is show up occasionally and I can get a huge red envelope that others can't earn in their entire lives. Only a fool would refuse it.
This is much more profitable than flying knives.
No matter how small a mosquito is, it is still meat.
"By the way, when we sent the money in, neither party mentioned whether the project would be approved. Is there any problem with the final seminar tomorrow?"
Professor Theodore patted Lin Sanqi on the shoulder:
"No problem. To use the words of you Chinese, anyone who accepts money and still opposes is alienating themselves from the people and the Medical Association. No one will tolerate traitors.
So don't worry, it's hard to enter the international mainstream circle, but once you enter, you will find..."
Professor Anthony then interjected:
"They are just a bunch of bastards who feed their sons, and they are their mothers who feed them."
The two Americans burst into laughter at the same time, but Lin Sanqi covered his chest, thinking that he should go back and watch "Yilin" several more times.
It seems that college students are really easy to be fooled. They are fooled by those public intellectuals and always think that the moon in foreign countries is rounder than that in China.
The next day, in the conference room of Welsh Hospital.
Lin Sanqi sat on the podium and looked through the information in his hand. He saw that the final cure rate had indeed been revised to 94%.
I feel very calm.
Although these foreign doctors were a bit greedy, at least they did their job after being paid.
Professor Witte, the WHO's "verification officer," adjusted his glasses and asked the 50 experts in the conference room:
"OK, this anti-tuberculosis clinical validation project conducted at the Hong Kong Wales Hospital was jointly verified by all colleagues. On behalf of the WHO-appointed verifier and organizer, I will not express any biased opinions before the vote.
Now we're going to start with the two top votes.
Those who believe that the anti-tuberculosis drug Epyridamole tablets invented by Lin Sanqi and Anthony's teams can be used clinically are welcome to submit their proposals. As usual, a two-thirds majority is required for approval.
In a flash, experts from various countries present, whether white, black or yellow, all raised their hands.
Professor Witte looked around and then wrote on a formal document that 45 people agreed, 5 people opposed, and the project was passed.
Lin Sanqi was surprised and confirmed again and again. Except for Professor Witte on the rostrum, all 50 experts from various countries sitting below raised their hands. It should be 100% passed.
While the secretary was taking notes, Lin Sanqi quietly asked Professor Theodore next to him:
"Theodore, why is it that 50 people voted in favor, but the document only says 45 people agreed?"
Professor Theodore also covered his mouth with his hand and said softly:
"We in the West value justice and fairness in our elections. If a vote is 100% passed, this data is too eye-catching and will arouse suspicion from outsiders.
Therefore, during a general vote, there must be a small number of dissenting votes to show that the election is fair and just. So don't worry, 45 votes are enough for our research team to pass."
Lin Sanqi murmured, "So your election data is also filled in randomly. What's the difference between that and Fatty Jin's family?"
Theodore objected, "How can that be the same? Every time they vote, the approval rate is 100%. It's fake at first glance. We should at least have some dignity."
Lin Sanqi thought to himself, how shameless!
"Since we need a small number of dissenting votes, we can send five fewer people when we send money, which would save us $1 million."
Professor Theodore looked at Lin Sanqi with disdain:
"Lin, you can't discriminate. These fifty experts are all participants, so naturally everyone has a share. If you choose to pay, do you believe that you won't get two-thirds of the votes next time? Vote control, that's also a matter of etiquette."
Professor Witte and the Secretariat confirmed the final election results, and after stamping them, they spoke:
"Now, in the name of the President of the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease, I would like to initiate another vote on the new 'Clinical Treatment Guidelines for Pulmonary Tuberculosis' established by the Lin Sanqi and Anthony teams. Please raise your hands if you agree."
Swish, swish, swish, everyone raised their hands again.
Seeing Lin Sanqi's confused look, Professor Theodore explained:
"The guidelines require recommendations from a medical society. The 50 experts present today include almost all the presidents and directors of the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease. This group of people can represent the society."
Lin Sanqi understood. What the foreigners were doing was just a standing meeting. Just a few presidents and directors could vote and make a decision, and in the end, a majority vote would pass it. They were very good at it.
The fewer people there are, the easier it is to control the votes, and there will be no unpredictable consequences such as bounced tickets.
Lin Sanqi thought, whoever said that foreign countries are absolutely idiots, stand up and see if I don’t beat him to death.
To be honest, the more I interact with foreigners, the faster my foreign filter disappears. After all, I realize that all crows are black.
There are father-son presidents (the Bush family of the United States), husband-and-wife presidents (Juan Perón of Argentina and his wife Isabel Perón), three prime ministers from one family (the Abe family of Japan), and so on.
There is also a country called Azerbaijan, where the husband is the president and the wife is the vice president. Isn't this a husband-and-wife shop? And you tell me that this is a pig-like business?
Where is the fairness and legitimacy of this kind of election?
Lin Sanqi's mind was still wandering when the whole audience burst into applause.
Professor Witte stood up and took two documents from the secretary and showed them to everyone:
"Okay, now I announce that the anti-tuberculosis drug Epyridamole tablets, jointly developed by medical teams from China and the United States, has been officially approved by the World Health Organization and is officially recommended to the world.
With the invention of the pyridoxine tablets, and their 94% cure rate, we can finally declare that the number one infectious disease that has plagued humanity for thousands of years has been officially conquered. Congratulations to Lin and Anthony."
Wow, wow, wow~~~The applause from the audience continues.
Experts from various countries were very happy. They flew to Hong Kong several times, raised their hands once, and made a net profit of 200,000 US dollars. It also did not prevent them from working part-time in other places to earn extra money. Why not do it?
Professor Witte handed over two formal authorization documents to Professors Lin Sanqi and Anthony, which also meant that from this moment on, the ethylpyridamole tablets had obtained legal "birth status".
Next, we can officially enter the commercial promotion stage.
After the meeting, Professor Witte, Professor Anthony and Lin Sanqi jointly held a press conference.
The Peninsula Hotel VIP Lounge:
As soon as Lin Sanqi walked in, the flashbulbs at the scene flashed into a sea of light, directly turning his eyes into dog eyes. (End of this chapter)
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