The leaders hadn't arrived yet in the department's large conference room, but it was already packed with people.
Many retired elderly people were invited over.
Lin Sanshou was also there; I don't know when he arrived.
Seeing the two people enter through the door, Lin Sanshou stood up and waved, signaling them to come over.
"Uncle-Master, what's the meeting today? Why are so many people here?"
After sitting down, Li Chu asked, since he had resigned from his review job, he had not paid any attention to things here.
"The review system needs to be reformed. The ministry's idea is to standardize the review process, which has been basically finalized. The reason we invited everyone here today is that the leaders are going to report on the results of their discussions with some experts and see if there are any omissions."
Li Chu looked up and around, and found that there were many people he had never seen before. Moreover, the voices he heard were not from the capital, or even from the north.
"Uncle-Master, the attendees at this conference are from all over the country, aren't they?"
"Yes, they're available in almost every province and city."
Lin Sanshou seemed to remember something else and asked, "Weren't you at the hospital this morning?"
"No, I went directly to the sanatorium this morning."
Lin Sanshou nodded. Li Chu had practically become the sanatorium's full-time doctor. Whenever the old leaders felt unwell, they would call him directly and would never bother to see any of the other doctors in the health care group.
Seeing this, the Health Bureau had no choice but to adjust Li Chu's work schedule, so that he no longer had to go to the central duty station, and he was put in charge of the sanatorium.
Or you could say that the health care work for retired cadres was handed over to him.
Fortunately, the special caregivers assigned to these veteran cadres were all highly skilled and capable; otherwise, Li Chu would have been extremely busy.
“You weren’t here when I notified you early this morning; there was a short meeting beforehand.”
Just as I was about to continue speaking, several leaders walked in through the door.
The meeting room quickly fell silent.
Li Chu glanced at the stage and saw that not only were several leaders from the ministry present, but also the leaders from the State Council in charge.
This time, quite a commotion has been made.
It seems they are quite determined to reform the review system.
After the meeting began, Director Fang of the review committee read out the reform plan that had been determined at the previous meeting.
There's a lot of content; it's clear that the leaders and experts put in a lot of effort.
However, the more Li Chu listened, the more his brows furrowed.
The leaders above read out the revised plan, and the logistics staff in the department below also began distributing the new implementation plan to everyone so that everyone could see it more clearly.
After receiving the new proposal, Li Chu glanced at it casually and tossed it onto the table.
Dean Liu and Lin Sanshou both noticed his dissatisfaction. They exchanged a glance, not understanding what exactly he was unhappy about. They felt that the revised plan was reasonable.
Furthermore, they gave everyone a five-year grace period.
Lin Sanshou lowered his voice and asked, "Xiao Chu, do you think there's a problem?"
Li Chu frowned and thought for a moment. He didn't answer his uncle's question, but instead asked, "Uncle, have you seen this plan before?"
"Yes, I've seen it. I reviewed it in the small meeting just now. And Dean Liu also participated in the previous revision discussion meeting."
Dean Liu had been paying attention to the conversation between the two. When Lin Sanshou mentioned him, he nodded to Li Chu: "I was there when we were discussing the revision of the plan. I think it was reasonable. What do you think is wrong?"
"This is a big problem, Dean Liu."
"What's wrong with that part?"
Li Chu shook his head: "Never mind, I'll give my opinion when they ask for it later. It's hard to explain in just a few words."
Dean Liu and Lin Sanshou exchanged a glance, it seemed they had something to hide.
Neither of them said anything afterward, but instead looked intently at the first draft of the new plan in their hands, trying to figure out where the problem lay.
The implementation details were quite long; it would take an hour for Director Fang to finish reading them.
It was lunchtime, but the leaders showed no intention of letting everyone go eat first and then come back to continue the meeting.
They immediately moved on to the next item, asking everyone to provide feedback on the new plan and see if there were any unreasonable aspects.
Li Chu didn't rush to speak; he wanted to see if anyone else had noticed.
Many people raised their hands to speak, but most of them asked irrelevant questions, and some even just sang praises.
He started praising her without hesitation, making the leader feel embarrassed.
As fewer and fewer people raised their hands to speak, Lin Sanshou and Dean Liu both looked over, wondering why he hadn't spoken yet.
Just as Lin Sanshou was about to ask a question, he saw him raise his hand in a flash.
Before the speaker could finish speaking, Director Fang on the stage interrupted his rambling speech, pointed at Li Chu, and signaled him to begin.
The leaders on the stage had already had enough of these people's endless ramblings, and when they saw that it was Li Chu who was speaking this time, they all perked up, hoping that he could say something meaningful.
Seeing that Director Fang was pointing at him, Li Chu stood up.
All the leaders seated on the stage knew him, so he didn't introduce himself like the others did, but went straight to the point.
The people sitting below the stage, apart from those from Beijing, Hebei Province, and Tianjin, did not recognize Li Chu.
After he stood up, he realized, wow, some of the people who came to the meeting here are so young. Are they even thirty years old?
Furthermore, since he was wearing a military uniform, the people below were even more confused, wondering who this person was.
Several people noticed Dean Liu and Lin Sanshou sitting next to them and knew that they might be from the main hospital. But why would the main hospital send such young people to attend such an important meeting and let them speak? Doesn't Dean Liu care?
After Li Chu stood up, he said directly, "The standardization of the review process is excellent, but I have a small question that I hope the experts who participated in the discussion and revision of the new plan can answer for me."
That means that after the five-year grace period, all those who register to participate in the technical level assessment will have to take a foreign language test, or to put it bluntly, an English test. I would like to ask, what use is it for a traditional Chinese medicine doctor like me to take an English test?
"Stepping on Stars"
What's the use of learning English? Can the terminology of Traditional Chinese Medicine be translated into English, or any other foreign language? Even if it can be translated, are you sure the meaning will remain the same? Could an expert please answer this for me?
After speaking, Li Chu stared intently at the experts who were sitting in the front row and had participated in the revisions.
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