Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 588 You have your inheritance, I have my cheats (Monthly ticket plus more)
"Comrade Xiao." Fang Yan narrowed his eyes slightly. He really didn't expect that this person would disguise himself and come to watch him treat other people.

In the past, this was obviously a taboo in the Chinese medicine industry.

The traditional Chinese medicine industry attaches great importance to integrity and morality.

Disguising one's identity to observe the diagnosis and treatment of colleagues is essentially an act of deception.

The traditional Chinese medicine community advocates winning the trust and recognition of patients through their own medical skills, medical ethics and service quality.

Learning the diagnosis and treatment ideas, special therapies, etc. from peers by disguising yourself as someone else is an unfair competition method.

In the old society, if this kind of behavior was discovered, it would definitely be a big deal if it got out.

However, when Xiao Chengzhi was asked, he immediately revealed his identity, as if he had no idea of ​​the consequences he might face.

He even smiled and said:

“I didn’t expect Comrade Fangyan still remembered me.”

The dialect said:

"Of course I remember. It was you who spoke up for me and helped me out outside the examination room last time."

Fangyan is not a person who forgets other people's good deeds, and he is not afraid of his colleagues stealing his diagnostic ideas and special treatments, because every patient he treats today has a different style.

If Xiao Chengzhi wants to learn, Fangyan is sure to help him learn it.

But Fangyan cannot ignore this matter, otherwise he would really think that this matter is not offensive.

Xiao Chengzhi said with a smile:
"Haha, that's all in the past. Comrade Fang Yan still remembers it so clearly. But at that time, I didn't expect that Comrade Fang Yan could actually get full marks in five subjects."

Fang Yan asked Xiao Chengzhi:
"Comrade Xiao seems to have been secretly observing me?"

Xiao Chengzhi smiled and said:

"I wouldn't say I was secretly interested in this. I was just very interested in the most famous young doctor in Beijing's traditional Chinese medicine. After I came to Beijing, I heard that there was a young doctor named Fang at Tong Ren Tang. He was very good at treating patients and saving lives. There was no disease that he couldn't cure since he started practicing medicine. I wrote it down at the time, and later I heard the name of Doctor Fang many times in the newspapers and from other people, so I became more and more interested."

"You have been more and more dazzling recently. Not only have you cured diseases that Western medicine cannot treat, but you have also received full marks in five subjects. It is really hard for us not to pay attention to you."

"I couldn't help it today, so I disguised myself and came here. I saw that you have different methods of curing diseases and saving lives. You used completely different methods to treat several patients. Your thinking is broad and you can easily come up with prescriptions and medicines. Your ability to remember knowledge and memory is really dazzling. Xiao has also opened his eyes today. I came all the way from the south and met many young Chinese medicine masters. Comrade Fangyan, your ability should be ranked among the top three among those I have met."

"Top three?" Fang Yan was stunned. Are there any masters?

But he quickly came to his senses and didn't dwell on this issue.

He bowed to Xiao Chengzhi and said:
"You are too kind. You didn't hesitate to disguise yourself to come and see me for treatment. You are willing to do something that is taboo in Chinese medicine. It seems that I am really attractive to you."

Xiao Chengzhi was also a smart man, so of course he could tell that it was the dialect that was pointing at him.

So he quickly took out a notebook from his military coat and handed it to Fangyan's clinic with both hands:
"It is indeed Xiao who was disrespectful in what happened today. So... I have a notebook I wrote here, which is my experience studying medicine and practicing medicine in Guangdong. I'll take it as an apology."

Fang Yan glanced at the notebook, but did not take it. Instead, he asked:

"Comrade Xiao seems to have come prepared. I'm afraid he has prepared this notebook a long time ago, right?"

Xiao Chengzhi's face, which had been calm just now, suddenly showed an embarrassed look as if his trick had been exposed.

He laughed dryly and said:
"Hahahaha...it seems like I really shouldn't play tricks in front of smart people."

Then he generously admitted:
"Yes, I did prepare it in advance."

"I just wanted to show you my notes after you found me, so that you can understand my methods. By then, when we go to college, we will be acquaintances who know each other well."

Fang Yan shook his head speechlessly and said to Xiao Chengzhi:
"In fact, if you want to exchange medical skills, there is no need to go through so many detours. Your master is a leading figure in Guangdong's traditional Chinese medicine, and your grandfather was also the leader of the four famous doctors in Beijing. With these titles, who can refuse you?"

At this time, Xiao Chengzhi's face became serious, and he said:
"But I don't want everyone to think for their sake. I also want to be like you, Comrade Fangyan. You are you. When I mention you, I won't ask who your master is or who your grandfather is."

“……” Fang Yan was speechless. He didn’t expect that this guy did what he did today for this reason.

Even though he has two big mountains to rely on, he wants to rely on himself like me.

Isn’t this the typical mentality of the rich second generation who wants to start a business to prove themselves?

But if he said that, all his motives would be clear. Fang Yan didn't say anything else, just took his notebook and said:
"I accept your apology."

Xiao Chengzhi was slightly stunned. He didn't expect Fang Yan's reaction to be like this.

He suddenly felt that what he had just said was understood by Fang Yan in one second.

He bowed to Fangyan with a burning gaze and said:

“Dialect comrades understand me!”

Fangyan got goosebumps from what this guy said.

Waving at him:

"If there's nothing else, you can go."

Hearing Fang Yan urging him to leave, Xiao Chengzhi was not angry. He still politely bowed to Fang Yan and said:
"Okay, then Xiao will take his leave!"

After saying that, Xiao Chengzhi did not linger any longer. He turned around and walked out of Fangyan's clinic, leaving quickly and disappearing at the end of the corridor in a short while.

There was no one in the clinic now.

Fangyan opened the notes left by Xiao Chengzhi.

There is even a preface on it, which shows that this is obviously a note written for others to read.

The general meaning is that this notebook records the difficult and strange diseases he encountered in Guangzhou. It not only contains his treatment methods, but also the opinions given by his master Deng Tietao.

Turning to the first page, in April 1974, it was about the treatment of scleroderma for 4-year-old Xiong. It included the first prescription written by Xiao Chengzhi, as well as the revised prescription written by Deng Tietao during the follow-up visit.

There is even an article by Deng Tietao explaining the mechanism of scleroderma, and the content is written in great detail.

Then the second medical record, it seems that it was earlier, a 14-year-old boy named Liang, this boy had weakness in his limbs and pain and tenderness, butterfly-shaped erythema on his face, and Western medicine diagnosed it as a skin disease, but it was not cured. Later, he found their hospital. Xiao Chengzhi initially diagnosed it as dermatitis, but after consultation with his teacher Deng Tietao, it was determined to be muscle paralysis...

What follows is the record of Deng Tietao guiding Xiao Chengzhi in treatment.

This guy wrote in great detail, just like the medical records that Fangyan had written for Mr. Cheng to read.

These are much more detailed than the medical records written by Deng Tietao that Fangyan had read in his previous life.

At the same time, Fangyan also confirmed that the notes indeed reflect Deng Tietao's treatment style.

And it is very valuable for learning reference.

This guy Xiao Chengzhi is really trying to get some useful information out.

However, Fang Yan immediately thought of what Meng Jimin had said before. He said that Xiao Chengzhi's greatest strength was not the medical skills he learned from Deng Tietao, but the dialectical vision he inherited from his grandfather Xiao Longyou.

Judging from the notes in the book, Xiao Chengzhi did not have that kind of dialectical ability in 1974.

Many dialectical results were wrong and still had to rely on his teacher Deng Tietao to correct them.

Although this notebook contains a lot of useful information, it also gives people the feeling that Xiao Chengzhi is not good at dialectics.

I don't know whether this guy took out this note intentionally to set a trap.

If it weren't for Meng Jimin's reminder, Fang Yan would really have underestimated this guy.

But Fangyan doesn't care much about it. No matter how good his dialectics are, at most they are just the same as his own.

The advantages he had over others were completely non-existent in himself.

There's no way. You have your inheritance and I have my plug-in.

We all have a bright future.

PS: I got 100 more monthly tickets, so after updating this chapter, I still owe you 100000 words.

There's more in the afternoon.

(End of this chapter)