"Mr. Xue!"

In the ward of Ningcheng First Hospital, Lawrence rarely took the initiative to talk to Xue Wei.

"Dr. Lawrence."

"Which hospital was that Dr. Yun from?" Lawrence asked.

"I am a doctor at Xiya Hospital in Xihua City, Qinzhou Province."

Xue Wei replied politely.

"Xihua City, I know this."

Lawrence was like a poor student who suddenly knew something, and he was instantly happy: "You are a very famous ancient capital in China, the capital of the Tang Dynasty?"

"Yes."

Xue Wei nodded with a smile.

Xihua City is still quite well-known internationally. Although Xihua City itself has only become a new first-tier city, it has a long history and is known to many people in the international world that Lawrence has obviously heard of it.

"I haven't heard of Xiya Hospital."

Lawrence Road.

Xue Weixin said, "You have heard of a few hospitals in China," just say that most of us Chinese have never heard of the hospitals in the Eagle Country."

"Xia Hospital is a traditional Chinese medicine hospital."

Xue Wei introduced to Lawrence: "Although the hospital is not big, there are many young doctors as young as Dr. Yun, and the overall level of doctors in the hospital is very high."

“Very much?”

Lawrence was surprised again in an instant.

He thought Yun Heng's level should be considered very good, but now Xue Wei told him a lot.

How is this possible?

Lawrence asked himself that he had some judgment on Professor Carey's condition, and it was quite troublesome to treat, and the situation he had the day before he came was actually quite dangerous.

Yun Heng’s two simple medicines.

Yes, one Angong Niuhuang Pill and one American ginseng are two medicines in Lawrence's opinion.

After eating for more than a day, Professor Kaili improved significantly. With such an effect, Yun Heng's level is undoubtedly.

Such doctors must be rare everywhere, so how can there be many?

"Mr. Xue said that Dr. Yun's patient has lung cancer patients?"

Leo next to him suddenly interrupted.

"Yes."

Xue Wei simply said about the last free clinic: "Doctor Yun has a lot of fans now, and the lung cancer patient seems to have been discharged from the hospital."

“Discharged?”

Lawrence exclaimed again: "Mr. Xue, why do I think you are not talking about West Asia Hospital, but Mayo Clinic."

"If Dr. Lawrence doesn't believe it, just go and see it yourself if you have time."

Xue Wei smiled, too lazy to explain.

Lawrence remained silent.

If it weren't for Leo's inquiry just now, perhaps Lawrence was just surprised and then passed by, but with Leo's inquiry and Xue Wei's description just now, Lawrence's curiosity was aroused.

A patient with lung cancer was discharged from the hospital in a few months?

How is that possible?

...

Ningcheng University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

The atmosphere in the conference room was high.

The students were all very happy. Now they have implemented the matter of Dr. Yun’s admission of apprenticeship.

These days, my classmates have been looking forward to it every day, hoping to have a chance.

"Tell me, how should I compare?"

Xie Jiaping asked with a smile.

"Doctor Yun, how many students will be admitted this time?"

Someone asked loudly.

"This is not accurate. There are many things to look at inviting disciples. You may accept all of them, and you may not accept any one." Yun Heng said with a smile.

Although this time it was indeed a bit like being forced to have a ward off, this matter was not the intention of Xie Jiaping and others, but the atmosphere was set in the hospital that day.

Besides, this time, the exchange students from several colleges and universities are all the best in the grades of each college, and they are all very outstanding. If there are really suitable ones, Yun Heng wouldn't mind accepting a few more people.

There are some things that come first, and then countless times.

Yun Heng felt embarrassed to confiscate his disciples before, and he accepted Zhou Jiajia, so he no longer existed.

The first thing to do when accepting disciples is to look at character and talent. Just like being a doctor, medical ethics are the priority, and medical skills are the second. If medical ethics are not good, the higher the medical skills, the more harm people are. If medical ethics are good, even if the level is worse, it can help many people.

“Don’t there be any standard?”

Some people couldn't help but say.

Yun Heng said this, but the students didn't say anything, but instead felt that this was true.

Yun Heng really wants to say that he will accept everything, but his classmates are just getting up and down, maybe he is just kidding.

Sometimes people are like this.

However, although Yun Heng's statement sounds more reliable, it doesn't have a standard. How do you express it?

"That's it."

Yun Heng thought for a while and said, "Since everyone is so proud of me, I'll give you a big shot. I'll ask you a few questions and you can answer them. How about I rating based on your answer?"

"Doctor Yun, can everyone do it?" A classmate asked.

"Each question is considered in one minute. Students who raise their hands within three minutes can answer it. Those who don't raise their hands will be considered abstention. After all, time is limited."

Yun Heng smiled and said, "But I will say it first. If you answer it, if you don't answer it well, you may even lose points. So before the quick answer, I hope everyone will be more cautious and don't raise your hand when you hear the question."

"Okay, we have no objection."

This time the students all agreed.

"Then I'll record the score."

Guan Yalan smiled and said, and asked someone next to her for a signature table for the classmates.

"I'll see the time?" Tian Xiaoya took out her cell phone and pinched her stopwatch.

"Okay, then I'll ask the first question, why do you apply for a Chinese medicine college?"

Yun Heng asked with a smile.

When they heard Yun Heng’s first question, all the students were stunned for a moment. The students who had subconsciously planned to raise their hands hurriedly took them back.

This question seems simple, but it is difficult to answer. It is like a student applying for a police academy asking why he is a police officer.

This answer is very critical.

After a half-minute silence, students finally started raising their hands one after another.

"Time is here."

Tian Xiaoya spoke, and seven students raised their hands at the scene.

"Zhang Mingfei, you talk first."

Yun Heng pointed out the name.

"My family likes the profession of doctors, so I have wanted me to be a doctor since I was a child, so I applied to medical school. As for why I studied Chinese medicine, I think Chinese medicine is more interesting."

"Well, Han Zhifei."

Yun Heng pointed out the next classmate's name.

"I prefer the feeling of curing diseases and saving people. I like to watch medical-themed TV series. As for applying for traditional Chinese medicine, I am more biased in liberal arts and think Western medicine is not easy to learn."

The students answered one by one.

Outside the conference room window, Lei Yi and Wang Zhiqiang were peeking again.

"Old Wang, what is the purpose of Yun Heng asking this question?"

Lei Yi asked Wang Zhiqiang with a smile.

"I want to see who likes traditional Chinese medicine more." Wang Zhiqiang guessed.

"I want to see who is telling the truth and who is telling the lies."

Lei Yi laughed and said, "Traditional Chinese medicine recruits disciples, and focuses on nature. Those who tell lies. No matter how nice they say, they will be eliminated in the first level."
Chapter completed!