Chapter Seven: Contradiction

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  As the saying goes, Saiweng lost his horse and didn't know it was a blessing. When Wang Xu first arrived, he encountered many difficulties, and Chen Shaoyun even brought out a complicated patient to make things difficult for him. However, this also indirectly earned Wang Xu Zhang Yiming's recognition.

  Wang Xudong took over Guo Haiyun's formal quota and became a doctor at the First Affiliated Hospital. Because he was proficient in traditional Chinese medicine, he naturally joined Zhang Yiming's Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine Clinic.

  Zhang Yiming, as the director of traditional Chinese medicine internal medicine department, took special care of Wang Xu. On his first day at work, he personally accompanied Wang Xu to familiarize himself with the hospital environment, a treatment that was envied by others.

  There was Zhang Yiming himself, Wang Xu had just arrived and the whole department was still calm on the surface, even if some people were not satisfied, they didn't dare to show it in front of Zhang Yiming.

  To say that the First Affiliated Hospital has a strict system, Wang Xu is surprisingly young and already holds the title of attending physician, which makes many people's eyes widen in surprise. Not to mention temporary doctors from other departments, the temporary doctors in the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine are naturally polite in front of Wang Xu.

  Traditional Chinese medicine is a profound subject, the crystallization of China's wisdom passed down for thousands of years. With the impact of Western culture, traditional Chinese medicine declined after the founding of the country and was even regarded as feudal superstition, allowing Western medical hospitals and clinics to spread all over China.

  With the advent of the new century, traditional Chinese medicine has gradually gained popularity and started to rise in trend. In recent years, a wave of enthusiasm for traditional Chinese medicine has emerged across China, with many people using it as a gimmick to sell products. Some TV shopping channels have even featured individuals from families of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners who have developed various traditional Chinese medicinal products, such as "Mao Sheng Hei" and "Bu Shen Wan".

  Under this trend, the traditional Chinese medicine departments of major hospitals across the country have also gained popularity, unlike in the last century when they were deserted. Even some traditional Chinese massage parlors in cities are booming with business.

  The First Affiliated Hospital is one of the three major hospitals in Yuncheng, and its traditional Chinese medicine department is relatively well-equipped, with over a dozen doctors in the internal medicine department alone.

  As Zhang Yiming led Wang Xu for several days, Wang Xu also gradually got to know some people in the traditional Chinese medicine department. The head of the internal medicine department was Zhang Yiming, who originally belonged to Guo Haiyun. After Guo Haiyun retired, the original deputy director Zhang Yiming took over.

  The newly appointed deputy director is Ren Hui, a former attending physician. Ren Hui is 40 years old and is said to be an outstanding graduate of Beijing University. In addition to Ren Hui, there are three other attending physicians in the internal medicine department. One is Chen Kaiwen, who is 35 or 36 years old and was a disciple of Yun Chongzhi. At that time, he took over Yun Chongzhi's class. Another one is Wang Chenlong, who is over 40 years old and graduated from Zhongzhou Medical University. He used to study Western medicine, but later followed Jiang Xueqian, another famous doctor in Zhongzhou Province, to learn traditional Chinese medicine.

  The remaining chief physician was actually a 25- or 26-year-old beautiful female doctor, just a few years older than Wang Xu, named Han Yixue.

  At such a young age, Dr. Wang Xu's curiosity is also normal, to know that the occupational assessment certificate of an attending physician is very strict, either with a bachelor's degree and serving as a resident doctor for more than 5 years; or with a master's degree and serving as a resident doctor for more than 2 years; or with a doctoral degree after passing the probation. None of these are easy to achieve, and Wang Xu's own medical title certificate was also obtained because he happened to know the nationally renowned Dr. Gao Xuemin, also known as "The Saintly Hand of Chinese Medicine", while studying in Kyoto, and got his recognition, and only then passed the exam under Dr. Gao's guidance after graduation. It is indeed not easy for Han Yuxue, who is only 25 or 26 years old, to have obtained the occupational certificate of an attending physician.

  Wang Xu had also privately asked Zhang Yi Ming about the female doctor named Han Yixue, at that time Zhang Yi Ming mysteriously smiled but did not tell Wang Xu the details.

  Wang Xu's arrival makes him the fourth attending physician in the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine, perfectly filling the vacancy left by Guo Haiyun's departure and bringing the department's personnel back to its original number.

  Apart from these attending physicians, the internal medicine department also has three resident doctors and four intern doctors. Except for one intern doctor who graduated from undergraduate school last year, the other four have been working in the hospital for two years and have obtained a temporary post.

  Apart from the three resident doctors, each of the remaining four interns had to be supervised by an attending physician. It should be noted that interns do not have the right to prescribe medication, and even if they write a prescription, it must be signed and confirmed by the supervising attending physician or resident doctor in order to take effect.

  Wang Xu being the attending physician naturally also needs to bring one, the resident doctor who used to follow Ren Hui now has no choice but to follow Wang Xu, Ren Hui became the deputy director of the department and will not personally lead residents again.

  This intern is named Zhao Kai, 24 years old, and just graduated from Zhongjiang Medical College last year.

  Zhao Kai and Wang Xu are of the same age, having been in the hospital for less than a year, so they naturally don't dare to think about being promoted early. As for Wang Xu, he doesn't have much impression on him, but what's annoying is that Wang Xu is so young, and his future prospects with such a young doctor are worrying.

  Unconsciously, Wang Xu had been on the job for five days and gradually became familiar with the hospital's situation. Zhang Yi Ming naturally couldn't accompany Wang Xu every day, and after three days, when Wang Xu was familiar with the department's situation, he let go and didn't care about it anymore.

  Others in the department were very cold to Wang Xu, but that female doctor Han Yixue was the one who talked to Wang Xu the most. Others just greeted him when they met, and the person who had the best relationship with Wang Xu was Chen Kaiwen, a disciple of Yun Chongzheng.

  Perhaps because of Yun Chongzi's relationship, Chen Kaiwen was very enthusiastic about Wang Xu. When Zhang Yiming was not around, he would often chat and laugh with Wang Xu, and at the same time, Wang Xu also understood his situation from Chen Kaiwen's mouth.

  Let's not mention other departments for now, even in the internal medicine department of traditional Chinese medicine, several attending physicians have their own connections in the hospital, except for Han Yuxue. The formal position left by Guo Haiyun was originally coveted by others, but it was suddenly occupied by Wang Xu, making others uncomfortable, especially Deputy Director Ren Hui, who is even more displeased with Wang Xu.

  According to Chen Kaiwen, Ren Hui and Vice President Chen Shaoyun have a good relationship. This time, he tried his best to help Chen Shaoyun get the quota for Chen Shaoyun's nephew Chen Fenggang. The patient used for Wang Xu's assessment was recommended by Ren Hui to Chen Shaoyun.

  It's actually understandable that Chen Shaoyun, as the deputy dean, is good at Western medicine after all. He naturally wouldn't be very clear about the situation in traditional Chinese medicine internal medicine. The theories of traditional Chinese and Western medicine are different, so some Western doctors may not understand the medical records written by traditional Chinese doctors, and vice versa. It's reasonable that Ren Hui helped to communicate between them.

  After learning about this situation from Chen Kaiwen, Wang Xu was both laughing and crying, never had he thought that as soon as he arrived at the hospital, he would become the target of public criticism.

  Of course, for this situation Wang Xu could only sigh, he didn't have the idea of competing with others for fame and profit, as long as he took good care of his patients, now that things had come to this point, no one would intentionally stir up trouble.

  Since others were unwilling to bother with him, he was happy to be idle and focus on his work at the hospital. When it was his turn to see patients, he would do so; when it wasn't, he would accompany Zhao Ke to check on the wards. He quietly guarded his own territory without overstepping. As the saying goes, "a tree wants to be still but the wind won't stop," Wang Xu didn't provoke others and worked diligently, yet he still couldn't avoid conflicts with others.

  It has been half a month since Wang Xu started working at the First Affiliated Hospital, and he has gradually adapted to the hospital's work. In the internal medicine department, there are four attending physicians, with two on duty every day, rotating in shifts of 1-3-5 and 2-4-6. On Sundays, only one person is on duty, while another stays on call in the inpatient department, and the other two rest. The days pass relatively leisurely as they rotate shifts.

  Perhaps it was because Wang Xu was new to the job, or perhaps it was because Wang Xu was too young. Every time it was Wang Xu's turn to see patients, there were not many people coming to register, which resulted in another doctor who worked with Wang Xu having a lot of patients and being under great pressure.

  Han Yixue and Chen Kaiwen were in one class, Wang Xu and Wang Chenlong were in another. At first, Wang Chenlong didn't say anything, but gradually became impatient.

  Today, it just so happened that Wang Xu and Wang Chenlong were on duty again. As soon as they started work in the morning, when they saw the schedule for the day's consultations, Wang Chenlong exploded.

  "This job can't be done anymore." Wang Chenlong picked up a medical record book on the table and slammed it heavily, shouting: "If you have the ability to take a salary, you must have the ability to see patients. If you don't have the patience, go home and drink milk early!"

  Wang Chenlong suddenly burst out, instantly attracting the attention of everyone in the duty room. Although Wang Chenlong didn't open his mouth to explain who it was, everyone wasn't stupid and naturally knew what Wang Chenlong meant, and they all looked at Wang Xu together.

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