Last time Steve's illness attracted a large amount of media, Zhang Yang's quiet departure allowed all the credit to fall on Guo Changshun.
It even made the headlines the next day, and it was so spectacular that Guo Changshun's medical skills were spread as miraculous.
All this made Zhou Jixin feel a great deal of pressure, thinking that one day Chief Guo might take over his position as principal.
Now that I heard him take the initiative to say that it was Zhang Yang who cured Steve, I was naturally extremely surprised. This news would spread throughout the school and the hospital in a few days.
"It's true, Xiao Yang also knows about this."
How could Guo Changshun not know what he was thinking, but he had no intention of claiming this credit in the first place.
When I saw Zhang Yang leaving, I thought he didn't want to show his face, so I accepted the honor mainly for the sake of the hospital's reputation.
"In this case, there is still one month left before the Three Kingdoms Medical Skills Exchange Invitational Tournament, so let him try it out in the hospital to learn clinical experience, and at the same time, let everyone get an understanding of his level."
Zhou Jixin was secretly happy in his heart, but he still had a look of embarrassment on his face and finally agreed.
"But he has no theoretical knowledge at all, which is very inconsistent with the rules of studying medicine." The bald man who gave the opinion just now continued.
Zhang Yang thought to himself, what does treating diseases have to do with theory? Master and uncle have not received any theoretical study, so they are not treating patients and practicing medicine in the same way.
"Don't worry about that, I will take time to make up lessons for Zhang Yang."
Professor Li's words warmed Zhang Yang's heart, and he understood that although he was thinking about the honor of Chinese medicine, his dedication and trust in himself were enough to admire and move Zhang Yang.
"Classmate Zhang Yang, look at what medical skills you are best at. The people sitting here are all expert directors from various departments. You can learn from them first."
Professor Li's reputation in the school is still very high. Although Zhou Jixin is the principal, he just wanted to do it as a favor and asked Zhang Yang with a smile.
Furthermore, seeing his careless expression, it was hard to believe that he had done anything.
I thought that maybe Guo Changshun and Professor Li had discussed the purpose of recommending this student and simply let him practice in the hospital. Whether it works or not, we will know soon.
"It doesn't matter what department I am in." Zhang Yang continued without humility: "I will go to whichever department has the best number of difficult and complicated diseases."
Seeing the questioning looks from the so-called experts around him, Zhang Yang felt very dissatisfied.
I thought that common illnesses would be solved by doctors at the hospital, and I wouldn’t need them at all, not to mention that I wouldn’t be able to learn anything from those illnesses.
"This student is too crazy." The bald man whispered to the person next to him.
"Yeah, they simply don't take us people seriously."
"Alas, I am still too young and do not understand the complexity of Chinese medicine."
Zhang Yang naturally heard the low-pitched introduction below, but didn't care at all. He looked at these people with a smile on his lips.
Zhou Jixin was even happier because he knew that the more dissatisfied they were with Zhang Yang, the inevitable conflicts would arise in their future work.
That would further prove that the people recommended by Guo Changshun and Professor Li are not good enough. When the time comes that they can completely capture Zhang Yang, no one will think that they are suppressing them for their own benefit.
"Well, since Professor Li just said that he is good at bone setting, let him study in Director Wan's department, which can be regarded as giving full play to his talents."
Zhou Jixin's little eyes flashed with cunning, and he patted the table to make a decision.
"Principal Zhou, I'm afraid that my department doesn't have so many difficult and complicated diseases, which will disappoint Zhang Yang," the bald man said with ridicule and disdain.
Director Wan's name is Wan Yumin, and he is the orthopedic expert director of Tunghai University Affiliated Hospital.
He boasted that he had been studying medicine for decades and still had the title of chief physician. Seeing Zhang Yang being so patronizing, he had long disliked him.
"What are you talking about? Orthopedics department, you are the backbone of our hospital, and the Three Kingdoms Invitational Tournament is related to the reputation of our school and even the entire Chinese medicine. Let Zhang Yang learn more from you."
Zhou Jixin had just seen that he had a problem with Zhang Yang, so he deliberately placed Zhang Yang in their department, deliberately creating conflicts and asking him to suppress Zhang Yang's arrogance.
What's more, the Three Kingdoms Invitational Tournament was deliberately brought up to stimulate Wan Yumin.
Because only one person can participate in each subject of the Three Kingdoms Invitational Tournament, and once you get good results in such an important competition, it is a good opportunity to make a name for yourself.
Wan Yumin participates every year, and this time Zhang Yang is also a candidate. He will definitely be wary and will not let him learn anything.
"Well, I can only let Zhang Yang feel aggrieved." Wan Yumin heard the principal's firm tone, so he no longer objected and reluctantly agreed.
The rest of the time is naturally the time for Great China’s slogans, which are basically irrelevant and useless nonsense.
However, the principal said how important this Three Kingdoms Invitational Tournament was, and he was furious. After more than two hours, the meeting finally ended.
"Classmate Zhang Yang, remember to report to the Department of Orthopedics in the afternoon." Everyone walked out of the conference room, and Wan Yumin walked to Zhang Yang and said.
"Isn't today the weekend? It's my rest time."
"Internships cannot follow the same schedule as class. The more weekends there are, the more patients there are, and the better the opportunity for learning."
Wan Yumin had a proud look on his face, thinking that he would be in charge of him from now on, and he would give him a showdown first.
"Then I won't do the internship anymore. I'd better go back and study theoretical knowledge."
Zhang Yang was disdainful. He had no intention of participating in the Three Kingdoms Medical Skills Exchange Competition, and he did not want to be subject to such restrictions.
"You...just go to the principal and tell him." Wan Yumin didn't expect that he would refuse so boldly and directly, and said angrily.
After all, I am also an expert. I am used to being flattered by others. The principal is always afraid of being flattered. I didn't expect to be contradicted by a new student. I will definitely lose my face.
"Okay, I'll go directly to the principal."
"Zhang Yang, how can you talk to Director Wan with this attitude?"
Zhang Yang was about to turn around and look for Zhou Jixin when he saw Guo Changshun walking over. He heard the conversation between the two people and said to him in a reproachful tone.
"Principal Guo, is this the good student you recommend?"
Wan Yumin finished speaking angrily, turned around and was about to leave. After taking two steps, he stopped and turned back and said: "I will go to work at 1:30 in the afternoon. If you don't come, you will be deemed to have given up the opportunity to practice in the undergraduate department."
Looking at his back as he left angrily, Zhang Yang showed an indifferent smile.
I originally wanted to just give up, but when I saw the embarrassment on Guo Changshun's face, I endured it and didn't want to embarrass him too much.
"Principal Guo, for such an important thing as participating in the Three Kingdoms Invitational Tournament, I'm afraid I'm too young and don't have the ability."
He glanced at Guo Changshun, and although his words were modest, he politely declined his kindness.
After all, he knew that Guo Changshun and Professor Li recommended him so highly for his own good and wanted him to seize this rare opportunity.
"You don't have to refuse. The matter was rushed this time, so I didn't have time to discuss it with you."
"I'm afraid that my lack of ability will ruin the reputation of the school."
When Zhang Yang thought of Zhou Jixin and Wan Yumin, he felt indescribably disgusted, and he didn't want to wade into troubled waters this time.
"Professor Li and I both know your abilities."
Guo Changshun lowered his head and thought for a moment, then continued with a strange and complicated look on his face: "Taoist Priest Qingyun must also want you to carry forward the Fu Medical School. This is the best opportunity to show it off."
As soon as he said these words, Zhang Yang was immediately surprised. Thinking of the Zhumen Chunyang True Fire he used at that time, and now mentioning the master, he was even more sure that he was related to Qingyun Temple.
"I don't know what Principal Guo means, but since you and Professor Li think so highly of me, I'll just take it as a training exercise."
Although he still denied that he had nothing to do with Qingyun Temple, he knew in his heart that Principal Guo had already seen it.
The rejection just now was just because I was disgusted with Wan Yumin and made myself feel unhappy.
Since Guo Changshun insisted, he thought that he indeed shouldered the important task of promoting Fu Medical Sect. More importantly, seeing that they attached so much importance to this invitational competition aroused his strong curiosity, so he agreed.
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It was almost noon after the meeting. After having a quick meal in the restaurant, Zhang Yang walked directly to the affiliated hospital.
I had been here once, so I was no stranger to it. I quickly found the Orthopedics Department, opened the door and walked in.
"I'm off work now. If you need treatment, come back at 1:30."
A girl in a white coat was sitting on a stool, looking at a thick textbook and saying without even raising her head.
Zhang Yang took out his cell phone and looked at it. It was only half past twelve. He was indeed a little early, but there was no need to go back.
Thinking that he would be in this department this afternoon, he simply sat down on the chair opposite the girl's desk.
I originally wanted to chat with the girl, but seeing how focused she was, I was too embarrassed to interrupt and just started playing games on my phone.
"Hey, who asked you to sit here? Didn't I tell you to come back in the afternoon?"
After the girl raised her head and saw him, she was stunned for a moment, her pretty face showed displeasure, and she said in a patient tone.
Only then did Zhang Yang see the girl's face clearly. She was in her twenties, with fair skin and a pretty face. She had a student air, but the aloof curve at the corner of her mouth made her look much colder.
At the same time, he thought of Wan Yumin's expression, thinking that everyone in this department seemed to be virtuous, and he couldn't help but feel a little disgusted with girls.
"I'm here for an internship, and we can be considered a department." Zhang Yang smiled and explained patiently. He didn't want to show his disgust with girls yet on his face.
"Internship? Which class are you in? Why haven't I seen you before?" the girl asked with confusion on her face.
The girl's name is Cui Rongrong. She is also a student at the Medical University. She is two grades higher than Zhang Yang. She is now half-study and half-internship.
As a medical university, students must be allowed to practice in their affiliated hospitals. Firstly, they can help the doctors in the hospital, and secondly, they can be better managed.
ps: I have been very busy with work recently, so the update is still three chapters a day, and the update time has been adjusted to early morning, 12 noon, and 8 pm.
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