Chapter 117: The Special Patient at the Exchange Meeting (One More Update)

  After a few people chatted, Li Changyu smiled and beckoned to everyone: "The time has come, let's gather in the conference room next door." He turned his head back to look at Ning Yuan with a smile: "Mr. Ning, shall we go together?"

  Ning Yuan smiled and nodded, and together with Li Changyu and He Yuntang, the three of them led the way out of the reception room. The others followed closely behind, and the group arrived one after another at the conference room next door.

  The conference room already had a pre-arranged seating arrangement. Ning Yuan gave a greeting to He Yuntang and Li Changyu, then walked towards the seat assigned to Fuhai University. In front of each seat was a placard with a number and name on it, making it easy to find his place.

  Not long after Ningyuan sat down, Tian Guanglin and others also came in one after another. After sitting down beside Ningyuan, Tian Guanglin stretched out a big thumb to Ningyuan and said in a low voice: "Doctor Ning, great! You actually know Mr. He of the Far East Group."

  "Haha, I've coincidentally seen you a few times before, but we're not familiar." Ning Yuan smiled and replied.

  Listening to Ningyuan's words, Tian Guanglin smiled but didn't speak. Coincidentally, he had seen it before. Not to mention him, no one in the room probably believed it. Since Ningyuan didn't want to say anything, he couldn't ask further. However, he made up his mind that from now on, he would definitely get along well with Ningyuan.

  As the doctors took their seats one after another, Li Changyu, sitting in the main seat, tried the microphone and said: "First of all, welcome to all the famous doctors who have arrived. Everyone present is an elite and cornerstone of the medical community in Donghai Province. The development of the medical community in Donghai Province is also closely related to everyone here. One aspect of holding this medical skills exchange conference is to provide a platform for everyone to communicate with each other, make progress together, and strive to bring our province's medical undertakings to new heights. On the other hand, some new policies have been introduced upstairs, which I'd like to share with you all."

  Li Changyu's voice fell, and then there was a thunderous applause. After the applause died down, Li Changyu continued: "This exchange meeting is actually a very lively academic seminar. Everyone doesn't need to be reserved, can speak freely, and discuss any academic doubts or puzzles with each other. If you have any policy-related questions, you can ask me, and I will answer them without reservation."

  Mr. Li Changyu finished speaking, and a middle-aged man sitting on the right side of Mr. Li Changyu immediately spoke up: "Chairman Li's words are concise and clear in meaning. This exchange meeting is an academic seminar, and all colleagues can raise any difficulties they have."

  The middle-aged man spoke, and Tian Guanglin, who was beside him, introduced Ning Yuan in a low voice: "This is Zhang Qingping, the vice chairman of the Liaohe City Medical Association and an expert from the Provincial Health Bureau. He is highly skilled in medicine. The one on the left side of Chairman Li is Han Dongquan, the president of the Liaohe City Traditional Chinese Medicine Association and also the director of the Health Department."

  Ning Yuanting nodded, understanding in his heart that the people present today were also figures with a head and face in the medical circle of Liao Hai City. The several hosts of the meeting were also officials from the Health Department, and regardless of their medical skills, they had considerable power. This time, whether Fuxi University has the ability to open a branch school of the Medical College depends on these few people.

  Zhang Qingping finished speaking. Han Dongquan also went through the motions and said a couple of sentences, after which Li Changyu threw out a topic to get things started. The people below then began discussing and making speeches.

  There were about fifty or sixty people who came to attend this exchange meeting. Once the speeches started, the scene suddenly became lively.

  Ning Yuan sat in his seat, watching with a calm and collected expression, not saying a word. From time to time, he would pick up his teacup and take two sips, listening to the discussions of the people around him.

  This kind of gathering, although the speeches are casual and informal, actually also pay attention to seniority. When some well-known veteran doctors say something, if a junior opens their mouth to refute or express different opinions, they often get drowned out by the seniors' words.

  Ningyuan knew he was young, so he didn't go looking for trouble. With a few people like Tian Guanglin to deal with, he didn't have to worry. Moreover, regarding Zhao Tenglong's promise to promote him as a lecturer in the future, Ningyuan wasn't very enthusiastic about it either. His attitude was also one of "if it happens, great; if not, no big deal". With these few points, he naturally wouldn't go out of his way to show off.

  When he first entered, Ning Yuan had made a scene, but by now he had been ignored by the crowd. The 20-year-old young man blended in with a few people from Fuhai University, giving the impression that Ning Yuan was just a college student who followed along to run errands. As for why he was summoned by He Yundang earlier, it was probably because of his family background, being the son of some influential family or something.

  As a result, Ningyuan was happy to be at ease, and the exchange meeting had been going on for three hours. It was already 11 o'clock in the middle of the day, and there was only one hour left before lunch.

  Ning Yuan stretched his waist lazily, and couldn't help but feel a bit bored. If he had known it would be like this, he might as well not have come. Sitting here was truly not ordinary boredom.

  She came back to herself and listened carefully to the discussion beside her, but the more she heard, the less it made sense. Originally, a group of people were discussing some difficult or medical topic, but now they had somehow shifted to the opposition between traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine.

  The entire venue was then divided into two factions, one with a large number of people, all Western doctors, and the other with fewer people, mostly elderly people over 60 years old, representing traditional Chinese medicine, and a war of words began.

  After listening carefully for a while, Ningyuan couldn't help but cry and laugh at the same time, and asked Tian Baozi beside him: "How did it become like this? Isn't this an academic exchange?"

  "Haha, this is also academic exchange." Tian Pangzi chuckled and said: "No way, Chinese and Western medicine have always excluded each other. When they meet at an exchange conference, they can't help but attack each other. It's just a habit."

  At this time, Tian Pengzi was also in a state of watching the excitement. He himself is not a doctor, and the two parties are at odds with each other, and he has nothing to do with them. Moreover, such a battle does not reflect any academic level, nor does it have any impact on Fudan University.

  Li Changyu, who was presiding over the meeting, may not have been in this situation for the first time either. At this moment, he was also watching from the sidelines, occasionally saying a few words to Han Dong and Zhang Qingping.

  For Li Changyu, this meeting is just a formality, as long as there's a record of the meeting, it's enough. The actual significance of it all depends on individual perspectives.

  A group of people were in high spirits, the conference room door was pushed open from outside, a young man in his thirties wearing a suit walked in quietly and whispered two sentences into Li Changyu's ear.

  When the young man finished speaking, Li Changyu suddenly cleared his throat. The two groups of people who were arguing below immediately fell silent. Seeing that everyone was quiet, Li Changyu was very satisfied and began to speak: "Regarding the debate between Chinese and Western medicine, it can be said that everyone's opinions are reasonable, and there is no high or low distinction. Western medicine is a new emerging medical science, while traditional Chinese medicine is our country's traditional medical science. Both are indispensable. Since everyone is debating this topic, I think it's better to use facts to speak. Coincidentally, I have a patient here, and we can all discuss and exchange ideas together, and engage in some on-the-spot criticism."

  Everyone looked at each other in dismay as Li Changyu spoke, and unexpectedly, he even brought a patient. Since Li Changyu had spoken, no one dared to object, and they all nodded in agreement.

  Li Changyu nodded at the young man, who quickly stepped out and soon led a young man in his thirties to come in.

  The young man who came in was pale and thin, but he was panting heavily, with a large water bottle in his arms. He took two sips as soon as he entered the conference room.

  When the secretary led the man in, Li Changyu smiled and said: "Actually, it's not quite right to say that everyone is here to spar. This gentleman is Mr. Ke Zhen Guo, the young president of the Changping Group from Nanhu Province. He came to our Liaohei City for an inspection this time, but suddenly fell ill two days ago, which was a bit tricky. Since many famous doctors are present, I'll let everyone take a look."

  "Nanhu Changping Group?"

  Ning Yuan's eyes narrowed as he looked at Ke Zhen Guo, no wonder this Ke Zhen Guo had just walked in and he felt the fluctuations of spiritual awareness on his body, which was a sign of spiritual awakening, unexpectedly it was the young master of Changping Group.

  This Nanhuchangping Group is not an ordinary enterprise, but the industry of Liqi Sect Jiugongmen. Currently, the master of Jiugongmen is named Ke Mohua. It seems that this Ke Zhengu should be the son of Ke Mohua.

  Kemuwa is the leader of Jiugongmen in the Jianghu, but on the surface, he is also the president of Changping Group. Although he came to participate in the Southeast Treasure Appraisal Conference, he can also take the opportunity to inspect some projects, and it's reasonable that Donghai Province attaches importance to this.

  With a clear understanding of Ke Zhen's identity, Ning Yuan's mind became more agile. The Jiuxuanmen had never had much contact with the Jiuxingmen, and if they could cure Ke Zhen's illness this time, it would be a good opportunity for him to establish a relationship with Ke Mu Hua, which would be very beneficial for the upcoming Southeast Treasure Appraisal Conference in a few days.

  With this thought in mind, Ningyuan carefully observed Ke Zhenguos temple, and saw that his temples were slightly bulging, indicating that his external martial arts skills should be good. Generally speaking, people who practice martial arts to strengthen their bodies have better physical quality, are less prone to illness, and since Ke Zhenguos secret method had already taken effect, his resistance should be even stronger.

  Ke Mu Hua has now asked Li Chang Yu to seek help from the many famous doctors who have come this time, it seems that this illness is not simple.

  Ning Yuan laughed and said to the crowd, "Everyone, I'm sorry to let you all see me like this. Because of this illness, I've been thirsty all along, so for the past two days, I've almost always had water in my hand."

  "I'm thirsty!"

  When Ke Zhen Guo said he was thirsty, many people furrowed their brows and fell into thought. Earlier, Li Chang Yu had introduced Ke Zhen Guo's identity, and many people had also heard of the Changping Group, knowing that it was one of the top 100 enterprises in the country. Therefore, there were definitely more than a few people who shared Ning Yuan's thoughts, they just had different goals.

  Ke Zhen'guo finished speaking, took a few sips of water from the bottle in his arms, and was invited by Li Changyu's secretary to sit down. Li Changyu smiled at Ke Zhen'guo and said: "Mr. Ke can tell everyone about your symptoms in detail, let these famous doctors have a reference, and then we'll conduct a thorough examination. With so many people here, someone will be able to cure your illness."