Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 571 "Teaching you step by step how to become the top scorer in the college entrance examination" to build a community of interests of traditional Chinese medicine in the future
"Comrade Fangyan, I also studied at the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. I completely agree with what you said in the newspaper. Now you are my idol!"

"Fang Yan, don't you really want to consider going to Peking University or Tsinghua University? If you develop there, your future will be better. It's not just Chinese medicine that can realize the value of life..."

"Comrade Fangyan, what exactly is your composition about? Can you tell us now?"

Fang Yan listened to the noisy voices around him and felt like his head was about to be blown away by the quarrel. He put his hands together and said to the crowd:
"Thank you for your attention, but I have to go to work soon, so I can't answer your questions one by one!"

"The issues you are concerned about will be reported in the following newspapers."

"Please continue to pay attention to the contents of the newspaper when the time comes."

After speaking in dialect, he pushed through the crowd and quickly fled from here.

The title of this top scorer in the college entrance examination is more terrifying than any previous one. After all, the attention paid to this matter is so high that almost everyone is paying attention to the college entrance examination.

And because I ranked first in the capital in the college entrance examination, it was natural that I attracted everyone's attention.

Fangyan could understand everyone's feelings. After all, with such a person around them, they all had many questions to ask.

But the problem is that he doesn't want to answer in dialect.

Human energy is limited. I was answering questions at the breakfast stall today, and by the time he finished answering, I didn’t know how long it would be.

And the key point is that this is meaningless. The questions they asked were all kinds of random things. Just now, Fangyan heard someone asking him about his height and weight.

I'm not going on a blind date with you, why do I ask you about your height and weight?
This isn't the way you check household registration, right?
Moreover, as long as the dialect stays here for a while, more people will surely gather. After all, watching the excitement is a habit engraved in the genes of the Chinese people.

When the time comes and I want to leave, it won't be easy because the place is surrounded by three layers of people and it's not accessible.

As soon as Fang Yan walked out of here, he found that there were actually quite a few people behind him. They all seemed to have nothing to do and were following him towards Union Hospital.

"Comrade Fangyan, I heard that you treated a Chinese overseas in Union Hospital. I heard that this patient couldn't be cured by Western medicine abroad. What method did you use? Would you mind sharing it?"

Fang Yan frowned and looked at the people and asked them:
“Are you Chinese medicine practitioners?”

"No." The other party shook his head.

Fangyan asked again:
"So you are reporters from the newspaper?"

They explained with a smile:
"Oh, no, we are just curious passers-by who want to chat with you."

“……” Fangyan was speechless and suddenly remembered a sentence.

The forest is big and there are all kinds of birds.

He had never encountered these strange people before, but today, when he was having breakfast on the roadside, this group of people came out.

However, he still said to everyone very politely:
"I'm sorry, I can't tell you the details of this matter because of some regulations. If you want to know, you need to communicate with Union Hospital."

"I'm really sorry, I can't chat with you guys due to work."

After speaking in dialect, he waved to them and then walked into the gate of Union Hospital.

They stood outside the gate and did not go in, but discussed:
"It's just like what was said in the newspaper. I'm very busy at work."

"Oh my, I finally met the real person, but he didn't even ask a single question. This top scorer in the college entrance examination is really slippery."

Fangyan didn't care at all about what they were discussing. After entering the hospital, he immediately went into the inpatient building.

After arriving at Zhou Zhaoqin's floor, there is another guard post here.

After Fangyan entered here, he no longer had to worry about strangers coming over to ask him questions.

But he soon discovered that he was wrong.

The medical staff here also showed great curiosity about him.

Such a young Chinese medicine doctor with such excellent medical skills in Union Hospital was able to get the highest score in the capital in this college entrance examination.

What kind of god is this?
Everyone is very curious about this and there are so many things they want to know.

So they tried every possible way to ask about the dialect.

I wanted to know more about his story, not just his dialect, but even the people around him could not escape the fate of being questioned.

For example, Meng Jimin originally wanted to talk to Fang Yan about his discoveries in the art of incantation, but when he went to get water, he was stopped in the water room and asked a lot of questions about Fang Yan.

After knowing that Meng Jimin and Fang Yan took the college entrance examination in the same school, they became even more curious about what happened during those days.
What was the status of dialects at that time?

No shocking conclusion was made after the exam.

The most important thing is what exactly is the content of Fangyan's composition? From what angle did he approach it? Why did he get full marks?
Faced with these questions, Meng Jimin was also confused.

No, if you want to know, why don’t you ask Fangyan?
What do you mean by asking me here?
Then he found that Fangyan was also being questioned by another group of people, but this group of people were all small leaders in the hospital.

Fangyan didn’t know why everyone was so curious about him, he just got the top score in the exam.

It was as if he had been captured by aliens for human experiments and had successfully returned alive. But in the end, he finally figured out the core reason.

That is, everyone is very curious, what is the difference between him and others?
They want to know what the reason was that led to Fangyan taking the first place in this college entrance examination.

If dialects can achieve such great results, why can’t others do the same?
What is the gap between them and the local dialects? Can this gap be made up through their own changes?

Since Fangyan really got full marks, it means that he is the most correct template for getting high scores in the college entrance examination.

If you learn from him and get closer to him, you may be able to achieve his success.

This is also what the country does in some areas in this era.

So within the span of noon, the dialect summarized this behavior into a term, called "crossing the river by feeling the dialect."

Fangyan believed that if he wrote a book like "How I Became the Top Scorer in the College Entrance Examination" or "Step-by-step Guide on How to Become the Top Scorer in the College Entrance Examination" at this time, it would definitely sell out.

And the sales volume will definitely crush my younger brother's book.

There are precedents for what you did. When the era of national college entrance examination came, many parents who had successfully raised their children wrote books about their experiences and made a fortune.

With this money, he successfully jumped up the social ladder.

The current popularity of dialects makes this very feasible.

Of course, he was just thinking about it now.

Because there are more important things to do right now.

After dealing with all those who came to ask questions, Fangyan finally had some free time.

He began to think about what he would do next in school.

College enrollment has not officially started yet this year, but Fang Yan knows that the people coming this time are definitely the best in the country. Although he said that they are more receptive to new ideas, if they cannot be convinced, they may find many cases to refute this idea.

For example, he would say a very famous theory in later generations:
"You can't prove whether Zhongjing used dried herbs or fresh herbs."

"The reason why Zhongjing used a large amount is probably because he used fresh herbs that were not dehydrated, so they were heavier. Li Shizhen used dry herbs at that time, so Li Shizhen's conversion standard was written based on the difference between dry and wet herbs."

"I am just proposing this hypothesis because it is possible. Now you need to prove to me whether the herbs used by Zhongjing are dry or wet. Otherwise, you can't say that Li Shizhen is wrong."

Although later on, Mr. Li Ke produced several of his own medical records of people dying due to insufficient use of aconite to prove that this hypothesis was flawed, there are currently no clinical trials to show them, so perhaps he will bring up this theory.

This is not a matter of judging others by one's own standards, because it is definitely something that could happen.

The reason may simply be that they are not convinced by the dialect and put forward an opposite argument.

You are a genius, so I am also a genius. Why should I listen to what you say?
So in the end, this matter still depends on interests. What kind of interests can make this group of people work together? It is very important to make them obey your arrangements and follow your lead.

It is very unwise to engage in internal strife when there are enemies outside who are eyeing us covetously. The experience of our teachers tells us that the key is to unite all forces that can be united, to make more friends and fewer enemies.

So how can we achieve this goal?
How can we make everyone a community of interests?

How can we get everyone to put aside their differences, unite to face external threats, and remain vigilant and avoid infighting, even if they have different opinions?

Fangyan has been thinking about this issue a long time ago.

Now he thought of several options.

The first one is to use the simplest method, which I have used many times. Recruit them into a medical project, assign them various positions, and then everyone works together to promote the project. Everyone will share in the funds and rewards issued by the state.

The advantage of this approach is that dialects now have a mature solution.

And there are mature team members in it.

The disadvantage is that the project cannot last too long. Once it is over, everyone will go their separate ways and have to start all over again.

Then we come to the second model, which is to establish a traditional Chinese medicine club, just like a club in a university, where everyone can express their opinions, and one club can carry out many research projects.

However, this is just a preliminary idea, and the dialect has not yet perfected the subsequent details.

There is also the third type, which is also familiar with the dialect.

That is to directly adopt the hospital model, and there is also a successful case to compare with, that is Mr. Zhu from Nantong, his traditional Chinese medicine hospital is a successful template of this model.

And the many masters he has gathered over the years have also contributed many secret recipes to the country.

This is also the best option that Fangyan thinks, but it requires the most time, energy and money because he has to take care of everything by himself.

PS: The 6000-word basic chapter has been updated, and I have received an additional 92000 monthly tickets, so after updating this chapter I still owe you words.

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