Chapter 1095: Chapter 889 Retribution for Evil_2 Chapter 1095: Chapter 889 Retribution for Evil_2 “The net of heaven is vast and wide, yet misses nothing,” Director Qian will surely be “poked to death” by the national law this ti.
Yang Ping was thinking about whether to tell Nong Tiesheng the truth. As the patient, the victim, he has the right to know what the truth is. If he is told the truth, will he lose faith in doctors? After all, Director Qian is just a scourge among them, a disgrace among the dical team.
The vast majority of doctors are hardworking, obedient to the law, and devotedly saving lives and healing the wounded.
This is truly a difficult decision to make.
Director Qian will eventually be brought to justice, and by then the truth will naturally co out. At that point, when all is concluded, Nong Tiesheng will co to know the truth. Let’s wait until that ti to discuss it.
A few days later, Nong Tiesheng was discharged from the hospital. His condition didn’t require a prolonged hospital stay; a few days were sufficient. At the ti of discharge, he was very happy, like a man reborn.
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Frankfurt, Germany, Europe.
The European Spinal Surgery Annual eting will be held in this city. At this ti, thousands of spinal surgery experts from over 80 countries around the world are flocking here, hoping to attend this global academic event.
Generally, the academic conferences in North Arica and Europe are international because many of the standard practices are either European or North Arican standards.
Each ti these two regions hold their dical academic annual etings, the experts and professors from China’s top hospitals are sure to attend.
The team from Nandu Affiliated Hospital No. 1 was led by Professor Su, with Professor Zou, several other professors and doctors of spinal surgery accompanying him. The team disembarked at Frankfurt Airport, and as they just exited the gate, a conspicuous welco sign was raised high.
“Welco Professor Su Qingyun from China to guide the work in Germany.”
My goodness!
Did we board the wrong plane? Professor Zou was startled, imdiately looking around. He then took out his boarding pass to confirm—no, this is Frankfurt, Germany. But why does this welco sign look so familiar, and how could such a sign appear in Germany?
So, they all headed towards the welco sign. Several blonde-haired, blue-eyed Germans had already taken the initiative to co over. Leading them was none other than Professor August, who had co to pick them up personally.
“Professor Su, welco, welco!”
Professor August ran over, enthusiastically calling out to Professor Su.
Even Professor Su himself was surprised. Why would August pick him up in person? Professor Zou’s mind raced as he pondered the reason behind this.
After a mont of bewildernt, Professor Zou finally understood. Hadn’t August ntioned in the past that he was learning spinal surgery under Yang Ping? Then it all made sense. Professor Su was Yang Ping’s father-in-law, and August being Yang Ping’s student, naturally showed respect to his ntor’s father-in-law.
August is Yang Ping’s student, but sohow this felt strange, because although August was enthusiastic, he was exuding the air of a world-class spinal surgery master from head to toe.
August’s handshake was extrely skilled; he was very familiar with this Chinese custom.
When in China, Professor Zou saw a very different August. He was like a regular standardized training student. Professor Zou still had the scenes of August transferring patients between beds and hurrying along the corridor with a dicine cart replaying in his mind.
Professor Zou even doubted if the August he saw then and the one before him now were the sa person.
One exudes an extraordinary deanor, the other was obsequious.
One dressed ticulously, the other was quite sloppy.
One was full of confidence, the other was timid and fearful.
When Professor Zou happened to encounter August at Affiliated Hospital No. 1, he rembered August was so timid that he barely managed a few words, worried about Yang Ping not finding him and getting annoyed for not having anyone to transport patients.
The contrast was so stark that Professor Zou felt it all seed unreal.
“Welco to Germany!”
Under the personal guidance of August, the rcedes-Benz business van specifically for the pickup was already waiting in the parking lot.
Riding in the business van to the hotel where the conference was being held, August had already arranged the presidential suite for Professor Su and his entourage. Professor Zou and the other doctors also benefitted from this arrangent.
Passing through the lobby, Professor Su surprisingly ran into the team of Professor Fu Shancheng from Huaxi Hospital. They were attempting to book rooms in the conference hotel. The reception desk refused to agree because Professor Fu wasn’t on the list. Only those on the list would have their rooms booked by the conference organizers, and those not on the list had to book their own rooms at nearby hotels.
One of the professors accompanying Professor Fu was arguing with the reception desk about that. Not just in Europe and Arica, but also at dostic academic conferences, the treatnt of guests and ordinary participating doctors is definitely different.
Speaking of spinal surgery, almost every procedure either originated in Europe or in the United States. Two eminent CD doctors known for scoliosis correction surgery—one a Frenchman, the other an Arican.
The currently hot topics such as spinal minimally invasive surgery, dynamic fixation, artificial disc replacent, etc., are all techniques created in Europe and Arica. In terms of originality, what China can offer is rather pitiful.
Therefore, in these academic areas, China’s presence isn’t very strong. In recent years, everyone has been trying to catch up, gradually coming up with so original work, but relatively speaking, it’s still on the weaker side.
This academic conference might change that situation, as Song Zimo has brought all original techniques.
“What’s going on?”
Professor Su imdiately went over to greet Professor Fu and then learned about the situation.
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