After hurriedly going downstairs, Chen Yang stopped a taxi at the intersection and sped away based on the location navigation provided by Liang Xingming.
After about half an hour, we left the city. It was dark all around, and the road was full of potholes, making it increasingly difficult to walk. At this time, the driver, who was tall and thick, felt a little uneasy and scared, and said: "Brother, where are you going?"
I can't walk any further, why don't you stay here and I won't pay for the fare."
Seeing that the driver was a little scared, Chen Yang smiled and said disapprovingly: "Brother, don't worry, I'm a good person. Just drive forward and I'll show you the way."
The driver took a glance and saw Chen Yang smacking his lips with a sullen face, but he didn't dare to force the car to stop because when he got into the car, the driver saw the dagger hanging on his waist.
He plucked up the courage and drove forward for more than ten miles, and stopped near a jungle. Chen Yang got out of the car and asked the driver to turn around and wait.
After getting out of the car, Chen Yang called Liang Xingming again, and it took a long time for him to get through.
"Brother Liang, Brother Liang, I have arrived at your location. Are you in a woods?"
Chen Yang asked.
"Yep……"
Liang Xingming on the other end of the phone replied weakly, and there was no more sound.
Chen Yang hung up the phone and immediately felt that Liang Xingming's life was in danger, so he rushed into the jungle and turned on his clairvoyance ability. Everything he looked at seemed like daylight.
After searching around, Chen Yang found Liang Xingming curled up on the ground at the bottom of the valley not far ahead.
"Brother Liang, Brother Liang..."
Chen Yang ran to him and shouted a few times but there was no response. He found that his body was covered with blood. He wiped his nose and found that his life was in danger. He quickly took out a silver needle and sealed his life gate.
Then, he picked up Liang Xingming and ran all the way to the taxi and put him into the car. When the driver saw Chen Yang putting the bloody man into the car, he was angry and dared not speak.
"Drive quickly and go to the nearest hospital. Go back and I'll give you double double."
Although Chen Yang can cure all diseases, Liang Xingming's blood has almost dried up and he cannot form hematopoietic cells. He had to be sent to the hospital for blood transfusion before treatment.
More than forty minutes later, Chen Yang sent Liang Xingming to a hospital in the county. After the doctor finished the blood transfusion, Chen Yang avoided the doctor and injected Liang Xingming with another injection, and took a Huiyang Pill.
At dawn, Liang Xingming woke up and saw Chen Yang giving him a grateful look.
"Brother Liang, how were you injured? Who did it?"
Chen Yang asked quietly after seeing the doctors and nurses leaving.
"Last night, I had a fierce battle with the shadow killers. Due to the large number of people on the other side, I was injured by them. Brother, thank you for your life-saving grace. If Brother Chen comes to use me, Liang Xingming, in the future, I will definitely be obliged to do so!"
Liang Xingming said emotionally.
"Don't take it to heart. You, how did you get into trouble with the Shadow Killers? Is their profession to kill people?"
Chen Yang asked curiously.
Liang Xingming looked at Chen Yang, hesitated and said, "Brother, I can only tell you that I was acting under orders. I'm sorry I can't tell you anything else."
Chen Yang frowned and thought, Liang Xingming is a professional soldier. Since he couldn't tell, it means what he did was confidential, so he didn't ask any more questions.
At eight o'clock, after Chen Yang said goodbye to Liang Xingming, he gave the doctor a few special instructions and then went to the First Affiliated Hospital of the provincial capital to teach.
There are more than 2,000 doctors and nurses working in the First Affiliated Hospital of the Provincial Capital, mainly Western medicine. Although there are not many Chinese medicine doctors, there are also nearly 30. However, after the directors of two local traditional Chinese medicine hospitals learned that Zhang Jie was going to open intensive training classes
, all joined in the study one after another.
Zhang Jie had no choice but to agree. After all, they are all colleagues in the medical field, and everyone may be able to use someone else's place. The cost will be shared equally. Those who participated in the training, plus the other two traditional Chinese medicine hospitals, totaled 72 people.
Among them, two people enjoy state subsidies, and there are also many national-level doctors, five or six doctors, and master's students. It can be said that there is a lot of talents.
Although Chen Yang's reputation has long been well-known in the hospital, there are still many people who are dissatisfied and skeptical about him, and many of them are just doing official business.
At nine o'clock in the morning, Chen Yang, Zhang Jie, and two hospital support staff came to the temporary "intensive training room" converted from a conference room. Zhang Jie briefly made an opening statement and emphasized the discipline during training, and then left.
The podium was handed over to Chen Yang.
After Zhang Jie and others left, Chen Yang said: "Everyone sitting here is much higher than me in terms of qualifications and diplomas..."
After a brief opening remarks, Chen Yang took out the chalk and wrote the four words "Huangdi Neijing" on the blackboard, and then he said: "Everyone should have read the Huangdi Neijing. The Huangdi Neijing is divided into "Lingshu" and "Su"
Questions" in two parts. It is the earliest medical classic in China and one of the four classic works of traditional medicine (the other three are "Difficult Classic", "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases", and "Shen Nong's Materia Medica").
"Huangdi Neijing" is a comprehensive medical book. It establishes the "Yin-Yang and Five Elements Theory", "Pulse Theory", "Zangxiang Theory", "Meridian Theory" and "Cause of Disease Theory" in traditional Chinese medicine based on Huang-Lao Taoist theory.
, "pathogenesis theory", "disease", "diagnosis method", "treatment" and "health science", "luck science" and other theories. Discusses medicine from a holistic view, presenting the natural, biological, psychological and social "
Holistic medicine model etc…”
When Chen Yang talked about this, Chen Yang heard the people below talking in low voices, scorning and dismissing his explanation. He vaguely heard:
"What is this? Our hospital pays you to hire you to talk about truth?"
"That's right, the people in the Chinese medicine department where you are sitting are all intern doctors with higher experience and academic qualifications than you."
"A country-traveling doctor is so qualified to teach here, he is really overestimating his abilities..."
Chen Yang vaguely heard the discussion in the audience. He stood up straight and smiled slightly and said: "Everyone, maybe I think I said a little too much. Okay, let's get down to something practical. Then let's
Let’s talk about influenza A, influenza A h1n1, which was popular some time ago. Parents with children should have the impression that when influenza A was raging some time ago, everyone was scrambling for the specific drug, oseltamivir, commonly known as Tamiflu. At that time,
It's out of stock in many places, and the price has been as high as 7,800 or 800 per box.
In fact, what they don't know is that in addition to Tamiflu, a specific drug in Western medicine, there are also specific drugs in traditional Chinese medicine, and they are sold as a proprietary Chinese medicine called Jinhua Qinggan Granules.
This medicine is made by adding and subtracting Maxing Shigan Decoction and Yinqiao Powder.
This medicine is supported by evidence-based medicine. Speaking of "evidence-based medicine", let me briefly introduce it here. This evidence-based medicine is medicine that follows evidence.
What is empirical medicine is the experience passed down from generation to generation. The master used this medicine to treat the disease and it was effective. He passed this experience on to his apprentice, who will also treat it this way in the future..."
At this point, a middle-aged doctor in the audience couldn't help raising his hand and suggested: "Mr. Chen, I have something to say."
Chen Yang had to interrupt the conversation and signaled to the middle-aged doctor: "Please speak!"
The middle-aged doctor said: "Teacher Chen, you have said so many great truths, but I think it is unrealistic. We might as well call a patient over and diagnose and treat him on the spot, so that we can quickly learn the treatment method."
"I think it works!"
"Yes, I support..."
"It's not easy to find a patient. Just send someone to the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department to call a random patient..."
Everyone in the audience started to boo, wanting to see Chen Yang's joke.