Chinese medicine: from rural hospitals to top three hospitals in Kyoto

The one who made the most progress among the group was naturally Qu Haoran.

The successful petroclival meningioma resection seemed to open a door to a new world for Qu Haoran.

Under Chen Yang's unreserved and generous guidance, Qu Haoran's understanding of the complex skull base anatomy reached a whole new level. He became more and more adept at performing several subsequent difficult neurosurgery operations, and his every move was full of confidence and composure.

Qu Haoran has completely integrated into this cohesive group, and his admiration and loyalty to Chen Yang are growing day by day and are as solid as a rock.

The Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine led by Wen Haodong and Xun Jiahong was also busy.

At several high-level academic exchange conferences, they impressed many doctors from Country R who were originally curious about or had deep-rooted doubts about Chinese medicine with their solid and profound theories of Chinese medicine, eloquent quotations from classics, and convincing and significant clinical efficacy.

With his cheerful and lively personality and profound family background, Wen Haodong cleverly made many friends in the Chinese herbal medicine community in Country R and became the most comfortable person in Tokyo.

I have to say that the second brother is indeed the second brother.

However, there are obviously smart people in Country R, ​​and someone soon saw through the purpose of Chen Yang's team.

Chen Yang's team was so popular that it almost rubbed the reputation accumulated by the top hospitals in Country R over the years to the ground.

Although experts like Masakazu Sakata and Ichiro Yamamoto who truly pursue the pinnacle of medical skills and have open minds have been convinced by Chen Yang, not everyone can have such a broad mind.

"Baga, this is a blatant provocation."

An expert from Country R said angrily, "The Kyoto International Medical Center in China is clearly using us as a stepping stone to boost their reputation. You idiots!"

That evening, Chen Yang, Qu Haoran and others had just returned to their hotel room when Ichiro Yamamoto arrived.

Yamamoto Ichiro's face was obviously more serious than ever before, and his eyes were full of anxiety.

"Mr. Chen, something is wrong."

Ichiro Yamamoto lowered his voice, as if afraid of being heard by invisible ears.

"I heard through some private channels that the senior figures in the Medical Association are extremely dissatisfied with recent events."

"Oh?"

Chen Yang raised his eyebrows, his expression still calm. He gracefully gestured for Yamamoto Ichiro to sit down and personally poured him a cup of steaming hot tea in a purple clay teapot. "Which ones are you referring to, Professor Yamamoto?"

"Mainly several senior members of the Medical Development Committee under the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, and... Shinji Ono, the director of Tokyo Metropolitan Central Hospital."

Yamamoto Ichiro's tone was filled with obvious worry. He took the teacup with both hands, but had no interest in savoring it. "They believe that allowing Chinese doctors to show off so much in our top hospitals and set records is a blatant insult to the dignity of the R country's medical community."

"Ono Shinji said that you, Mr. Chen, are leveraging our country R's international medical status to promote your Kyoto International Medical Center."

While speaking, Ichiro Yamamoto also glanced at Chen Yang.

Chen Yang couldn't help but laugh. He glanced at Zhong Dongyang and the other two beside him. They looked at each other and understood each other.

There are still smart people in daily life.

"How did you say this?"

Chen Yang said: "We were invited to come here for exchanges, and we have also treated many patients during this period..."

"Moreover, you have also learned a lot from us. This is a win-win situation, right?" Chen Yang said with obvious displeasure.

"Mr. Chen, this is just the opinion of some people."

Ichiro Yamamoto had actually seen it a long time ago, but he didn't care. After all, he was the first victim.

If Chen Yang and others had not come, he would have been ridiculed by his peers for the rest of his life. Chen Yang and others came, and they crushed many people. During this period of time, no one said that Yamamoto Ichiro was shameful anymore.

This is the best outcome for Ichiro Yamamoto, and who cares about the rest.

"But given your recent performance, Mr. Chen, they naturally can't sit idly by." said Ichiro Yamamoto.

"What do you mean?" Chen Yang asked.

"I don't have full details yet, but I've heard it's an extremely difficult case, even... it's been recognized internally as 'impossible'."

Yamamoto Ichiro leaned forward and lowered his voice, "They want to use this case as a touchstone to... to end your and your team's undefeated streak."

Chen Yang picked up the teacup in front of him and took a sip of the warm tea, as if he had just heard some ordinary news.

This was within the expectations of Chen Yang and others.

"Medical exploration is endless and as vast as the ocean. No one dares to claim to be 'undefeated.'"

Chen Yang put down his teacup and said slowly, "When there are difficult problems, we can discuss them together. If there are cases that we cannot solve at present, it just shows that there is still huge room for improvement in medicine, which is worth our lifetime exploration. Our trip has shown us the frontiers and the gaps, and it is worth the trip."

Yamamoto Ichiro looked at Chen Yang's calm and composed look, as if facing a crisis, and felt a lot of emotions in his heart.

Just talking about Chen Yang's calm demeanor in facing challenges and his pure pursuit of the essence of medicine, they are far beyond the reach of those who only care about fame and status.

Because of Chen Yang's age and level, Yamamoto Ichiro actually believed what Chen Yang said, and that Chen Yang must be a medical geek.

"Mr. Chen, you must be careful. Shinji Ono... I have worked with him for many years and I know that he is not broad-minded. He attaches great importance to the leading position of R country medicine in Asia and regards any challenger as a thorn in his side." Yamamoto Ichiro solemnly reminded.

"Thank you, Professor Yamamoto, for letting me know in time. I'll remember this kindness."

Chen Yang said: "Please rest assured, we will treat every patient seriously. No matter what the other party's purpose is for recommending us, we will uphold the benevolent heart of a doctor and do our best."

After seeing off Ichiro Yamamoto, Zhong Dongyang, Qu Haoran and others couldn't help laughing.

"Director Chen, your plan has been seen through." He Yonghua said with a smile.

"Sooner or later."

Chen Yang smiled and said, "I just don't know what kind of surprise Country R has prepared for us."

For Chen Yang, the more difficult the case, the more challenging it is.

For hospitals, some difficult diseases are actually resources. Only when doctors have seen a variety of patients can they quickly improve their level.

That is, in Country R, ​​Chen Yang and others demonstrated their impressive skills, and the other side also prepared a variety of patients for Chen Yang and others to practice.

Two days later, Ichiro Yamamoto found Chen Yang with an official letter stamped with the seals of Tokyo Metropolitan Central Hospital and the R Country Medical Development Committee.

"Mr. Chen." Yamamoto Ichiro handed the letter to Chen Yang.

The letter was written in a humble and respectful manner, brimming with praise. The letter expressed how much they admired Dr. Chen Yang and his team for their exceptional medical skills, which were rare in the world.

There is currently an extremely special critically ill patient whose condition is complex and strange, and can be called a medical problem. The major hospital authorities in Country R are helpless, and we feel deeply ashamed. We hereby urge Dr. Chen Yang's team to uphold the humanitarian spirit, lend a helping hand, and jointly explore treatment plans in the hope of creating a miracle.

After reading it, Chen Yang almost couldn't help laughing. The other party was afraid that he would not agree.