Chapter 846: Chapter 754: Four-Wheeled Cars and Two-Wheeled Motorcycles Chapter 846: Chapter 754: Four-Wheeled Cars and Two-Wheeled Motorcycles My brother-in-law only intended to raise over three hundred thousand on his trip to Nandu.
Little did he know how capable his little brother-in-law is, how vast his network, and how nice the big bosses he knows are. Within the span of a single al, a donation for an entire school was secured.
My brother-in-law didn’t pry further but guessed that Yang Ping must have saved the life of this boss. Otherwise, why would he be so generous?
Regardless, my little brother-in-law has truly transcended beyond a fresh graduate; he is now a distinguished expert.
The next day, my brother-in-law and his colleagues left Nandu, still in a daze on the road, finding it hard to believe that all of this was real.
After seeing off my brother-in-law, Yang Ping dove back into his intense work schedule.
As a doctor, he’s simply too busy, and working in another province, he hardly has ti to look after his parents. Fortunately, with his sister and brother-in-law taking care of them back ho, Yang Ping can focus on his work without distractions.
The Comprehensive Surgery Departnt is seeing an increasing number of patients, with an imnse surgery workload. Now, adding an anesthesiologist and a few nurses,
Three operating rooms are running simultaneously from morning to evening just to et the departnt’s demands.
The developnt at Li Quan Hospital is also astonishingly swift. The one hundred and twenty beds have been long filled, and Boss Cheng is now considering expanding the hospital.
After integrating the hospital into the entire Ruixing dical map, Boss Cheng once considered renaming it, since Li Quan contains his own na and carries a personal touch, but Yang Ping liked the na as is and the renaming idea was shelved.
Even though Li Quan Hospital was incorporated into the Ruixing group, Old Cheng still calls the shots, acting as the de facto manager of the hospital.
As a high-end hospital following the managent model of foreign private hospitals, Old Cheng spares no expense in doctor training. Boss Cheng has boldly recruited a batch of young Ph.D.s and had them sign long-term contracts for Yang Ping to personally train.
There are also so doctors who need to go abroad to burnish their credentials and Boss Cheng, in his characteristic generosity, used Yang Ping’s connections to send doctors to train at the world’s top hospitals, such as the Special Surgical Hospital in New York.
The high fees also endow Li Quan Hospital with extraordinary profitability. The initial annual revenue target of one billion was easily surpassed, and it seems the current ten billion target will likely be reached soon.
Originally, Boss Cheng aid to establish Li Quan Hospital as a specialized orthopedic center, but as it developed, this initial purpose couldn’t keep up with its needs, prompting its transformation into a high-end comprehensive hospital.
To support the developnt of Li Quan Hospital, the group recently purchased a plot of land, planning to invest thirty billion in building their own hospital, saying farewell to renting premises. The number of beds will jump from one hundred and twenty to four hundred and eighty.
Boss Cheng often reflects that if it weren’t for the guidance of a reclusive master, he wouldn’t have achieved such spectacular success and might still be circling around those dozens of beds.
Back when Old Cheng went to the Taoist temple to inquire about his future, the sage sat calmly with closed eyes in ditation, silent and inscrutable, stretching out a finger and pointed towards the door—an expanse of cottonwoods.
At the ti, Old Cheng was in the dark, unable to comprehend the aning. It wasn’t until he t Yang Ping that he had his epiphany.
The master, truly a master! That grove of cottonwoods signified the noble person “Yang Ping.”
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More than ten surgeries back to back until almost seven in the evening before finishing work.
After work, Yang Ping checked his phone for any replies to his papers in his email inbox, but alas, there were none.
Yang Ping wasn’t worried for now; getting a few out of the dozen papers accepted shouldn’t be too hard. He had that much confidence.
As long as several papers are accepted, the system will reward tens of millions of points, and his experints can continue.
Finding no new emails, Yang Ping browsed the library in the system for a while. With not many points to spare, he dared not squander them recklessly. After scanning through several hundred books, he exited the space.
At this mont, the international WeChat group began to liven up again, and it seed soone was spamming the chat.
[@Oreo, what are you posting that’s causing constant notifications?]
John Ansen was trying to use this ti to discuss a halfway brain case with the professor, but August kept spamming, which was quite annoying. On closer inspection, it appeared to be so advertisent. Maybe his phone was infected with a virus.
[@Oreo, is your phone infected with a virus?] John Ansen asked.
[@John Ansen, your phone just caught a virus, your whole family’s phones caught viruses.]August teased John Ansen.
[@Oreo???]John Ansen didn’t understand what that ant.
[What’s this thing?]Woodhead also asked.
[Stop chatting and help bargain quickly, I’m buying a microwave-steam-oven combo on Pinduoduo. Please be generous and give it a chop.]August urged everyone.
This guy wanted to whip up so self-service gourt food in the dorm, eyeing a microwave-steam-oven combo, and Robert had recomnded Pinduoduo for its low prices.
He was just about to send a link for everyone to help slash the price, but since John Ansen always seed to interrupt with cases, August had no choice but to flood the chat, one ssage after another.
[If you don’t understand, look at the instructions, dear group mbers. Let’s show so international loving spirit and give August’s item a slash, he’s eager to place the order.]Robert helped by sending out instructions.
After all, there were many newbies among them who needed guidance.
Takahashi was an old hand and went straight in to give August’s item a chop.
[Wu Zi?]Robert called out.
[I’m still looking at the instructions.]Woodhead sent a sweating emoji.
[Ah, no wonder your Chinese Level 4 is always so challenging—]Robert sympathized; having studied Chinese for so long and still not knowing how to use Pinduoduo was asking for it.
[Can you let speak first? Can you stop posting for a mont?]John Ansen had sothing important to say.
But August was having none of it. For every ssage John Ansen sent, he sent several more.
[Once I’ve chopped, I’ll imdiately stand aside.]
He was practically forcing others to help with the chopping, so everyone had no choice but to read the instructions carefully and follow the steps.
Making everyone sweat, it took a good while before they could help him with a chop, and only then was the matter resolved.
[John, how’s the research progress, figured out the anatomy yet?]Robert asked.
[It’s not that quick, I’ve applied all the fMRI techniques I’ve got, and I’m still in the middle of image analysis.]
John Ansen usually reminded people to call him John Ansen, but this ti he couldn’t be bothered to correct them anymore; let them call him whatever, it was better than being called Da Lang, and these guys might give him an ugly nickna at any mont.
[How do you usually study brain anatomy? I an the best thod, why aren’t you using that?]Finally, August stopped flooding the chat.
August, being a spinal surgeon, naturally didn’t know the techniques of neurosurgeons. dicine advances quickly, and different fields can be worlds apart; it seed that apart from professors, perhaps only Manstein ranged over multiple disciplines.
John Ansen: [Normally, the best thod is to slice the brain into countless ultra-thin tissue sections and then examine each cell under a microscope one by one. It’s very tedious, but it’s the best and most reliable.]
Robert: [It seems like this thod is indeed not applicable to this case.]
John Ansen: [Using fMRI to study the brain we are experienced. Not long ago, in a topic we collaborated on with the Neurology Departnt, we achieved success in lie detection using fMRI. A lot of the technology from that can be applied to this research.]
[However, we can preliminarily confirm that this hemisphere does not possess the structure of a complete brain, but it’s also not a normal half of a brain. The anatomy has its own peculiarities, so the study will take a long ti.]
Yang Ping replied: [This kind of situation is the most troubleso, but actually, you could take a shortcut— as long as you figure out the location of each neural nucleus, you don’t need to understand their functions. Knowing the positions of the neural nuclei, you can find safe intervals and thus start surgery. Of course, understanding the functions that the tumor invades in the nuclei is still necessary, this way we can predict the worst outco before surgery and weigh the risks.]
John Ansen sent a frowning emoji: [Professor, things seem not that simple, my experience is all with complete brain surgeries and this half-brain is completely foreign to . I have never conducted surgery on this type of brain, just like a fresh dical graduate who is very familiar with brain anatomy, but he can’t perform the main surgery.]
Robert: [John, you were once a four-wheel racecar driver, now you’re competing on a two-wheeled motorcycle. Isn’t the experience of driving four wheels useful?]
John Ansen: [But, I don’t currently know where the throttle, brakes, and steering wheel are on this motorcycle. One day I eventually find out, but having never touched them before, let alone knowing how to operate them, I wouldn’t dare to take it to the racetrack.]
It seed like all the logic was correct, but also not correct.
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