Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 160: Go to college to study for a master's degree? (3K)

Fangyan went to see Mr. Cheng today. The first reason was of course to keep an appointment, and it was also the second time he was invited, so he had to go.

If I don't go this time, I will be giving them no face.

The second is to meet the teachers and students present to see if there are any you know from your previous life. It doesn’t matter if you don’t know them. The main purpose is to expand your network. When you go to college in the future, you will most likely meet them.

Apart from these two points, any advice on stroke treatment can only be provided based on the situation at the time.

The sequelae of a stroke become more difficult to treat as time goes by.

The sooner the disease is treated, the easier it is to cure the sequelae.

Astragalus and Chongteng Drink is not a panacea, but it is already pretty good if it can restore the condition of some critically ill patients.

I am quite familiar with this dialect.

He wouldn't brag and get himself into trouble.

After getting on the bus, Fangyan arrived at the destination in no time.

When he arrived outside the research institute, Fang Yan took out the pass that Mr. Cheng had given him yesterday and showed it to the sentry at the door. Sure enough, the sentry let him in.

He also pointed out the specific location of the Acupuncture Research Institute to him.

It seems that Mr. Cheng had specifically instructed this.

Following the sentry's instructions, Fangyan came to a white building.

Climbing up the marble steps, Fang Yan walked into the lobby on the first floor. He saw people in white coats hurrying past. Fang Yan saw a map of the research institute hanging in the lobby.

There are eighteen research institutes alone, and units such as the Chinese Medical Ancient Books Publishing House and the Chinese Medicine Magazine are also included.

In addition, there are several key research laboratories for TCM management, TCM quality control technology engineering laboratories, clinical efficacy and safety evaluation engineering laboratories, as well as tumor research laboratories, tendon injury manipulation research laboratories, cardiovascular disease blood stasis syndrome research laboratories... a long list of various research laboratories.

It was Fang Yan's first time to come to such a place, and it took him quite a while just to look at the names of various research laboratories here.

During his visit, he also visited the Traditional Chinese Medicine Anti-Malaria Research Laboratory, whose director was none other than Ms. Tu, the 2015 Nobel Prize winner.

It’s on the fourth floor. You can see the real person in a few minutes.

Fang Yan suppressed his excitement and decided not to disturb others for the time being.

Finally, I saw the Acupuncture Basic Theory Innovation and Methodology Research Laboratory.

Although the name seemed a bit wrong, this was the only place related to acupuncture, so Fangyan had to find it according to the floor.

After finding the research laboratory on the third floor, Fangyan took a look inside through the glass window on the door and saw a large group of people inside.

Fang Yan knocked on the door. A middle-aged man in his forties wearing glasses opened the door of the laboratory. After seeing Fang Yan's clothes, he asked him:
"Comrade, who are you looking for?"

"Hello, is Director Cheng Xinnong here?" Fang Yan asked.

The other party suddenly realized, and then pointed to the acupuncture hospital next door:
"Oh, Director Cheng has left now. He went to the Acupuncture Hospital."

Fangyan was a little confused and asked:

"Aren't we discussing acupuncture treatment for stroke sequelae? Why are you going to the hospital?"

The other party obviously knew it, and he said:

"Oh, after the discussion this morning, they came over..."

After that, he asked in dialect:

“Are you a student at the Chinese Medicine Hospital?”

Fangyan shook his head:
"No, I'm the Chinese medicine practitioner that Mr. Cheng called over to discuss the issue."

The other party was stunned. Seeing that Fangyan was so young, he was a little unconvinced.

Fang Yan didn't care about this. He thanked the other party, then said goodbye and went downstairs to the acupuncture hospital next door.

This place is much busier than the research building, with many patients coming in and out. Fangyan went straight to the clinical department of acupuncture.

Then I successfully found Mr. Cheng here.

At this moment, he is working with the doctor, treating a patient with acupuncture.

The patient was an old man in his sixties, and he did not look like a stroke patient.

Fangyan took a quick look and found that the acupoints he pierced were Waiguan, Zhaohai, Renzhong, Lianquan, Fenglong, Zhiyin and Kunlun.

He guessed that the patient in front of him must have received treatment quickly after suffering a stroke.

However, I still have some problems with my legs and feet, but the sequelae are considered very mild.

His condition is easier to treat and the effects of acupuncture can be quickly tested.

So they found a good patient.

Then Fangyan looked aside.

There were several young people standing next to the beds in the room. They were all wearing white coats. They were all around 25 or 26 years old, and some even looked to be in their 30s. Fangyan guessed that they were probably students.

When they saw Fangyan walking in, everyone noticed him.

Fangyan glanced at their faces and then gave them a kind smile.

Then Fang Yan greeted Cheng Xinnong:
"Mr. Cheng, I'm here."

"Hey, you're here?" Old Cheng heard the voice, turned around to see Fangyan, and greeted him.

Then he continued to give the needles, and after the last needle was given.

He glanced at his watch and started counting the time. Then he turned around and said to Fangyan with a smile:

"I'm sorry, we came here as soon as we found a treatment plan. I made you run back and forth."

Fangyan shook his head:
"It's nothing, it's just a few steps away, most people can't get in. I also got to see what the institute looks like, it broadened my horizons."

Then he took out a small notebook from his pocket and handed it back:

"By the way, here's your pass." Old Cheng took the pass with a smile and introduced it to the others:

"Let me introduce to you all. This is the doctor Fang in dialect that I told you about."

"The foundation of our acupuncture treatment for stroke is based on his prescription."

As soon as these words came out, the whole audience was silent for a second.

Everyone's eyes turned to Fang Yan, and then Fang Yan heard a student muttering:
"So young."

Mr. Cheng then introduced the other people present to Fang Yan:

"These are teachers and students from the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Today's treatment plan was thought up by them."

Fangyan nodded to everyone as a greeting.

He tried hard to identify those students, and then confirmed that he did not see the professor whose lectures he had attended before.

Then, Mr. Cheng introduced Fangyan to the acupuncture teacher standing next to him:

"This is Teacher Wang Yuchuan."

Wang Yuchuan?!

When Fangyan heard the name, he was stunned.

He only reacted when he saw the other person stretch out his hand to shake his hand.

"Hello, Teacher Wang!" Fang Yan greeted hurriedly.

Looking at the thin and lean teacher Wang Yuchuan in front of him, Fangyan's information emerged in his mind.

This person has a prominent background. Like Mr. Zhu and Mr. Cheng, he is also one of the first national medical masters.

And like Mr. Zhu and Mr. Cheng, he is also from Jiangsu.

In addition, in terms of the master-disciple relationship, he and Mr. Zhu are from the same school.

Zhu Lao's master Zhang Cigong and Wang Yuchuan's master Lu Yuanlei were brothers, and both were disciples of Zhang Taiyan.

At the same time, Wang Yuchuan’s master Lu Yuanlei is also the founder of a correspondence medical school.

Although Wang Yuchuan is not as famous as Mr. Zhu, he is definitely one of the top few in the field of traditional Chinese medicine education.

In 1957, he was transferred to Beijing by the Ministry of Health to teach at the Capital College of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

I now have twenty years of teaching experience.

He was also responsible for editing the first and second editions of textbooks for national Chinese medicine schools.

Later in 1978, he was directly promoted to vice-president of the school.

He participated in the compilation of many of the books that Fangyan read in school.

For example, "Lectures on the Internal Classic", "Basics of Traditional Chinese Medicine", "Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine", "Exploring the Secrets of Luck", "Trial Textbooks for Higher Medical Schools: Traditional Chinese Medicine Health Preservation"...

I didn’t expect that I would meet the professor of the professor whom I had never met before.

"Doctor Fang is young and promising. I've heard Director Cheng mention you several times in the past few days. I heard that Brother Zhu also gave you his medical notes. Your future is limitless." Wang Yuchuan held Fang Yan's hand tightly and showed an admiring look.

Fang Yan hurriedly said:

"Mr. Zhu's medical notes were only lent to me for reading. I will return them to his apprentice later."

Wang Yuchuan said with a smile:
"I can see that this is already the treatment for his apprentice. It seems that there will be a little Five Poison Doctor in the capital in the future."

I dare not even speak after hearing the dialect. The medical records are just the tip of the iceberg of Mr. Zhu's treatment methods. I still have to study hard.

Wang Yuchuan nodded with satisfaction at Fangyan's modesty.

Then he turned around and pointed at Fangyan and said to his disciples:

"Look at how humble he is. And then look at you all, your tails are almost up in the sky."

"The treatment plan that has just been researched has not yet been implemented, and the effect is not yet known, but you are already thinking about all sorts of things. Is it so easy to get medical results?"

After hearing this, the students immediately lowered their heads and admitted their mistakes.

They are all as well-behaved as quails.

Only then did Fangyan realize that this person was not a student at all, but an apprentice who was being trained specially.

It is obvious that they are all students that Wang Yuchuan particularly likes, otherwise they would not be brought here.

No wonder I didn’t know them. These people will most likely be big shots in the Ministry of Health or the Research Institute, and they will never come out to give lectures.

He did not dare to be arrogant and quickly told Wang Yuchuan that he was also studying and planning to go to university for further studies.

Be humble. At times like this, being humble is all that matters.

When Mr. Cheng heard Fangyan's words, he smiled and said to him:
"Aren't you going to take the college entrance exam in the future? Let me tell you, Teacher Wang is the person in charge of editing the textbooks for Chinese medicine schools across the country."

Although Fangyan knew it, he still pretended to be surprised.

Wang Yuchuan said:
"Those textbooks are for students recommended by workers, peasants and soldiers. The textbooks will be revised after the restoration, especially for students in the first few classes. There are a lot of students who followed famous teachers, and even people like you who have achieved medical results. You already know the basics, so it's not easy to compile textbooks..."

After hearing this, Mr. Cheng said:

"The textbooks must take care of the majority of people. People like Fangyan should get a higher education, otherwise they will just be wasting their time in college."

Wang Yuchuan nodded and said:

"That's right, so the school is already holding a meeting to discuss this matter."

Hearing this, two pieces of information from his past life suddenly flashed through Fang Yan’s mind.

'In 1978, Capital University of Chinese Medicine pioneered the postgraduate education of Chinese medicine, and in 1981 it became the first institution to grant doctoral degrees in Chinese medicine.'

He immediately connected the clues together and suddenly understood why this school started graduate education in the first year after the resumption of the college entrance examination. It was aimed at people like them!
In other words, as long as students like them have enough medical skills and knowledge accumulation, they can directly start studying for a master's degree. You can know this from the conversation between Mr. Cheng and Wang Yuchuan, because this is prepared for people like them.

(End of this chapter)