"Ok."

Li Zairong pondered for a moment and nodded: "I agree."

In fact, Chen Yang could understand Li Zairong's hesitation.

The reason why Li Zairong hesitated was that once Li Hongming went to Kyoto for treatment, it would be equivalent to telling everyone that Korean medicine is inferior to Chinese medicine.

If I were to see a Western doctor, it would be fine, but I'm seeing a Chinese doctor...

Country H has never acknowledged that Korean medicine originated from Chinese medicine, and also believes that Korean medicine is more authentic than Chinese medicine. Li Hongming is a big figure in Country H, and his every word and action involves a wide range of consequences.

But when it comes to Li Hongming's treatment, Li Zairong can't take care of it.

To be precise, Li Hongming himself would agree without hesitation.

"As for the treatment strategy, based on the principle that 'the liver and kidneys share the same origin, and essence and blood are mutually generated,' Dafa should focus on 'replenishing essence and replenishing marrow, nourishing the liver and kidneys, and assisting with promoting blood circulation, unblocking meridians, and strengthening tendons and bones.'"

"But this requires an accurate diagnosis of President Li's current physical condition, which requires a detailed examination of the tongue and pulse, especially the pulse. Based on today's observation, I can only infer the pathogenesis, but cannot prescribe a specific prescription."

A hint of admiration flashed in Li Zairong's eyes, and Chen Yang's rigorous attitude made him more convinced.

He hesitated for a moment and said, "It may take some time to go to Kyoto for treatment. After all, my father's main treatment is still in the care of Master Park. Moreover... the group and some of the elders have a deep trust in Korean medicine..."

He didn't finish his words, but Chen Yang understood what he meant.

The internal forces of the Hanxing Group are complex and intertwined. Li Hongming's treatment is not just a medical issue, but also involves the balance of power within the group and the traditional concepts in Country H.

The rash introduction of traditional Chinese medicine, especially led by a young Chinese doctor, is bound to encounter huge resistance.

Especially under the premise that Park Jung-hwan's treatment is still effective.

So today's meeting between Li Zairong and Chen Yang was only private, which was just to lay the groundwork.

If possible, Li Hongming naturally did not want to go to Kyoto for treatment.

"I understand the complexity and the difficulties Vice President Li faces."

Chen Yang expressed his understanding: "My promise is long-term. If one day you think you need a second opinion, or if Master Park's treatment encounters a bottleneck, you can contact me at any time."

"Before that, I can offer some dietary and lifestyle recommendations based on my observations today. These may assist Master Park's treatment and reduce the likelihood of side effects."

Chen Yang's words not only expressed his willingness to help, but also fully respected the other party's current treatment options and the practical difficulties they faced. He appeared extremely decent and generous.

Li Zairong was deeply moved. He raised his glass and said, "Dr. Chen, not only are you a skilled doctor, but your medical ethics are truly admirable. I toast you! No matter what the future holds, I, Li Zairong, will always be your friend!"

The dinner took place in a friendly atmosphere filled with potential for cooperation. Li Zairong hadn't made any clear decisions, but Chen Yang knew a seed had been planted. All of this was quietly reported to others by someone hiding in a corner of the restaurant.

Meanwhile, at Park Jung-hwan's residence.

Jin Minzhe and several core figures in the Korean medical community gathered together in a solemn atmosphere.

"Teacher, Vice President Li Zairong secretly met with Chen Yang tonight!" A disciple hurried in to report.

Li Zairong met Chen Yang privately just to save some people's face, but there was no need to keep it too secret, that is, not to make a big fuss about it, so the matter could not be hidden from anyone.

Park Jung-hwan slammed his teacup onto the table, spilling the tea everywhere. "Outrageous! What does the Li family mean by this? Do they distrust me?"

Jin Minzhe quickly advised, "Master Park, calm down! The Li family is desperate, after all, the president's condition... and Chen Yang's words today did have a certain misleading effect. But we can't lose our composure."

Another senior Korean doctor spoke up, "The most urgent task is to ensure that our treatment is foolproof and that the problems predicted by Chen Yang do not occur! Otherwise, we will be in a passive position."

Park Jung-hwan snorted coldly, "There's absolutely no problem with my treatment plan! FOP is a symptom of cold stagnation and blood stasis. Warming the yang, dispersing the cold, and resolving phlegm and blood stasis are the correct treatments! As for the slight dryness in the mouth, it's just a normal reaction to the medicine working to dispel the cold pathogen! What does that brat know?"

Having said that, a barely perceptible hint of doubt flashed across Park Jung-hwan's eyes.

Chen Yang's analysis today did touch upon some aspects that he had not thought deeply about before.

But he would never admit this in front of his disciples and colleagues.

Now the Li family even met with Chen Yang in private, which made Park Jung-hwan even more flustered.

If Li Hongming really accepted Chen Yang's treatment, then no matter what he did, it would be of no use.

In the hearts of the people of country H, Li Hongming is a god. If their god accepts traditional Chinese medicine, then one can imagine the status of Korean medicine.

A gleam flashed in Jin Minzhe's eyes: "Master Park, there is an agenda for tomorrow's forum."

"Perhaps we could... take the initiative? Find opportunities to dampen their enthusiasm in other areas? For example, during acupuncture demonstrations?"

Park Jung-hwan narrowed his eyes. "Hmm... that's an idea. In theory, they're sharp-tongued, but in terms of physical skills, you can't win by just talking! Go make some arrangements!"

On the second day of the forum, the agenda mainly focused on practical demonstrations and exchanges of traditional therapies, especially acupuncture.

The demonstration hall was rearranged, with multiple treatment beds and acupuncture models placed in the center, allowing the experts to conduct practical demonstrations. The enthusiasm of the attendees was noticeably higher than on the first day, as practical demonstrations could more directly demonstrate a doctor's true skill.

In the morning, experts from various countries took turns demonstrating their unique acupuncture techniques. Yuichiro Sato from Country R demonstrated a moxibustion method called "dazhen," which emphasizes instantaneous stimulation and precision.

Some scholars in Europe and the United States have demonstrated "modern acupuncture" combined with electrical stimulation or laser.

Country H focused on demonstrating the acupuncture method based on the theory of four-image constitution.

When it was Kyoto International Medical Center's turn, Chen Yang signaled Wen Haodong to come on stage.

"Haodong, go and demonstrate the 'Burning Mountain Fire' acupuncture technique."

Chen Yang whispered, "Just demonstrate normally, no need to go for speed or intensity."

Wen Haodong understood the message: this was a sign of steady progress, demonstrating his fundamental skills. He took a deep breath and walked to the front of the stage. Facing the audience of world-class experts, Wen Haodong felt a little nervous, but more excited.

He chose an attendee with frozen shoulder who volunteered to come on stage as the demonstration subject.

Wen Haodong remained calm and composed, accurately locating acupuncture points and manipulating the needles with unwavering ease. As he performed the "burning mountain fire" technique, the slender needles vibrated slightly at his fingertips, and the volunteer lying on the treatment bed quickly felt a distinct warmth at the puncture site, which spread along the meridians, instantly easing their stiff and painful shoulder joints.

"Oh! It really feels hot!"

"Is this the 'mountain fire' recorded in ancient books? It's amazing!"

There were bursts of exclamations from the audience.

It was the first time for many international experts to witness this legendary acupuncture technique. They came closer to observe and marveled at it.

Robert stood up, walked over to the treatment bed, and felt the temperature changes on the volunteer's skin with his hands. Disbelief was written all over his face. "Unbelievable! Without an external heat source, just the lifting, insertion, and twisting of a needle can produce such a significant thermal effect! This defies common sense... No, this is another physiological energy regulation mechanism that we haven't yet understood!"

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