"Mr. Xue!"
In the ward of Ningcheng First Hospital, Lawrence rarely took the initiative to talk to Xue Wei.
"Doctor Lawrence."
"Which hospital does Dr. Yun work for?" Lawrence asked.
"He's a doctor from West Asia Hospital in Xihua City, Zhongzhou Province."
Xue Wei replied politely.
"Xihua City, I know this."
Lawrence, like a poor student who suddenly understood something, instantly became happy: "Your China's famous ancient capital, the capital of the Tang Dynasty?"
"Yes."
Xue Wei smiled and nodded.
Xihua City is quite well-known internationally. Although Xihua City itself has only just become a new first-tier city, it has a long history and is the ancient capital of thirteen dynasties. Many people in the world know about it, and Lawrence has obviously heard of it.
"I've never heard of West Asia Hospital."
Lawrence said.
Xue Wei thought to himself, how many of our Chinese hospitals have you heard of? Take the hospitals in your Eagle Country for example, most of us Chinese have never heard of them.
"West Asia Hospital is a hospital that focuses on traditional Chinese medicine."
Xue Wei introduced Lawrence, "Although the hospital is small, there are many young doctors like Dr. Yun. The overall level of the hospital's doctors is very high."
"A lot?"
Lawrence was surprised again.
He thought Yun Heng's level was pretty good, but now Xue Wei told him a lot.
How is this possible?
Lawrence thought he had some idea of Professor Carey's condition. It was quite difficult to treat, and based on his condition the day before he came, it was actually quite dangerous.
Yun Heng has two simple medicines.
Yes, Angong Niuhuang Wan and American ginseng are two medicines in Lawrence's view.
After taking it for just over a day, Professor Kaili showed obvious improvement. With such an effect, Yun Heng's level is unquestionable.
Doctors like this are definitely rare wherever they are, how can there be so many of them?
"Mr. Xue said that Dr. Yun has lung cancer among his patients?"
Leo next to him suddenly interrupted.
"Yes."
Xue Wei simply recounted the last free clinic: "Dr. Yun has a lot of fans now, and that lung cancer patient seems to have been discharged from the hospital."
"Discharged from the hospital?"
Lawrence exclaimed again: "Mr. Xue, why do I feel that you are not talking about West Asia Hospital, but Mayo Clinic."
"If Dr. Lawrence doesn't believe me, just go and see for yourself when you have time."
Xue Wei smiled and was too lazy to explain.
Lawrence remained silent.
If it weren't for Leo's question just now, Lawrence might have just been surprised and then let it go. However, Leo's question and Xue Wei's description just now aroused Lawrence's curiosity.
How long does it take for a lung cancer patient to be discharged from the hospital?
How is that possible?
…
Ningcheng University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
The atmosphere in the conference room was high.
The students were all very happy, as it was finally confirmed that Dr. Yun would accept a disciple.
These days, the students are looking forward to it day and night, hoping for an opportunity.
"Tell me, how should we compare?"
Xie Jiaping asked with a smile.
"Doctor Yun, how many students are you accepting this time?"
Someone asked loudly.
"It's hard to say. There are many things to consider when it comes to accepting disciples. He may accept all of them, or he may accept none." Yun Heng said with a smile.
Although there was indeed a sense of being forced to abdicate this time, this was not the intention of Xie Jiaping and others, but the result of Zhou Liangping creating the atmosphere in the hospital that day.
Besides, the exchange students from several colleges this time are all the best in their grades, and they are all quite outstanding. If there are really suitable ones, Yun Heng doesn't mind accepting a few more people.
For some things, once you do it for the first time, there will be countless times.
Yun Heng felt embarrassed for not having accepted a disciple before, but now that he has accepted Zhou Jiajia, the idea no longer exists.
When it comes to accepting disciples, the first thing to consider is the person's character, and the second is talent. Just like being a doctor, medical ethics is the most important, and medical skills come second. If the medical ethics are not good, the higher the medical skills, the more people will be harmed. If the medical ethics are good, even if the level is a little lower, you can still help a lot of people.
“Is there no standard?”
Someone couldn't help but say.
When Yun Heng said this, his classmates didn't say anything. Instead, they felt that this was the real thing.
If Yun Heng really said that he would collect them all, the classmates would be very nervous. Maybe he was just joking.
Sometimes people are just like that.
However, although Yun Heng’s statement sounds more reliable, there is no standard. How should everyone behave?
"Let's do this."
Yun Heng thought for a moment and said, "Since everyone is so flattering to me, I'll be generous and ask you a few questions. You can answer them, and I'll grade you based on your answers. How about that?"
"Doctor Yun, is this possible for everyone?" a classmate asked.
"You have one minute to think about each question. Students who raise their hands within three minutes can answer. Those who don't raise their hands will be considered to have forfeited. After all, time is limited."
Yun Heng smiled and said, "However, let me make this clear first. If you answer poorly, you may even lose points. So before you rush to answer, I hope everyone will be cautious and not raise their hands as soon as they hear a question."
"Okay, we have no objection."
This time, all the students agreed.
"Then I'll keep score."
Guan Yalan said with a smile, and while speaking, she asked someone next to her for a signature sheet of her classmates.
"Let me check the time?" Tian Xiaoya took out her cell phone and used a stopwatch.
"Okay, then let me ask the first question. Why do you all apply to traditional Chinese medicine schools?"
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