Listening to Chen Mu’s voice.
Mu Yao and Su Bingbing standing side by side in the front row, their deanor incredibly synchronized.
Unbelievable.
They turned their heads towards Chen Mu behind them.
Damn it!
Do their ears have a problem or sothing?
Otherwise!
What kind of outrageous comnts did they just hear from Dr. Chen’s mouth?
Such remarks questioning a doctor’s character.
Can they even be understandable?
Even!
These words ca out of Chen Mu, a doctor’s mouth?
A wave of unprecedented grievance surged in her heart.
Mu Yao’s eyes reddened.
Subconsciously wanting to confront Chen Mu with so argunts.
But was tightly held back by Su Bingbing beside her.
Su Bingbing shook her head desperately.
Indicating to Mu Yao that she must calm down, that Chen Mu must have his reasons for saying such things.
Feeling Su Bingbing’s emotions.
Mu Yao looked at Su Bingbing beside her, her eyes filled with indescribable questions.
How to say it...
She didn’t quite understand...
Why does Su Bingbing, a journalist, trust Dr. Chen so blindly?
Doesn’t Su Bingbing know that public figures can’t just take sides?
Don’t look at how popular Su Bingbing seems now, but if it really involves a principle issue that makes fans feel threatened.
Fans quitting and criticizing.
Is just a matter of a mont.
Sensing the questioning look of Mu Yao beside her, Su Bingbing did not provide any answers.
Only a look of trust.
Just like in the beginning.
Firmly landed on Chen Mu.
Mu Yao: "..."
Alright then, if even Su Bingbing, a public figure, trusts Dr. Chen so much.
As a fellow doctor.
Even though she has doubts about so of Dr. Chen’s concepts now, she shouldn’t make it too obvious.
At least on the surface.
She still has to try hard to make herself look like she is on the sa side as Dr. Chen.
Mu Yao thought to herself silently.
Chen Mu didn’t know.
In just a mont, Mu Yao could imagine so many things.
He just continued to speak.
To say what he hadn’t finished saying before.
Chen Mu: "But I think even if the patient’s family has doubts, they should trust the police, the courts, and the relevant departnts’ investigations."
"These departnts also pay great attention to the dical field because if there are problems in the dical field, then the health of the vast majority of people will be threatened."
Feeling the silence of the crowd.
Chen Mu continued: "Well then, let’s continue to discuss the incident you were more concerned about just now, the incident of Dr. Ren being attacked."
"Actually, just like the student who spoke just now guessed, the patient’s family who attacked the dical staff did so because their family mber died after surgery."
Chen Mu’s voice.
In the crowd.
Could stir up a thousand waves with a single stone, it’s not an exaggeration at all.
There ca so doubting voices from the crowd one after another.
"If their family mber died, then attacking dical staff isn’t wrong, right?"
"They just want justice, there’s nothing wrong with that either, right?"
"Speaking of which, I rember that Dr. Mu is also going to Hai City University of Traditional dicine, should I understand it as the overall level of Hai City University of Traditional dicine where such dical incidents occur is not very good?"
Every harsh comnt.
Was clearly heard by Mu Yao.
Standing beside Su Bingbing.
Mu Yao was stimulated to tremble all over by these disgusting remarks.
Su Bingbing looked sowhat puzzled at Chen Mu, who was still squatting on the ground, patiently checking the patient’s situation ti and again.
Dr. Chen clearly could have explained things directly.
To prevent Dr. Mu from hearing such remarks.
But why...
She always felt Dr. Chen was deliberately saying these things.
Purposefully letting the crowd say these harsh words, letting Dr. Mu hear them?
Full of questions.
Su Bingbing suddenly rembered.
When she years ago.
First picked up the microphone and went on a news assignnt.
The words that the senior repeatedly warned her about.
When on assignnt.
No matter what unexpected situation arises, under the premise of ensuring the authenticity of the news report, protect your own safety as much as possible.
Stay away from anyone attempting to get close to her.
Including victims.
In any industry, any profession.
The most needed is humanity, often the least trustworthy part is also humanity.
But...
Su Bingbing still couldn’t understand.
Is it because the timing was right?
Or due to other reasons.
Chen Mu would even think to give Mu Yao such a brutal lesson at this ti?
No!
That’s not right!
Su Bingbing noticed a young cara operator by the side extrely excited.
Thinking he captured a show highlight mont.
Perhaps this lesson from Chen Mu wasn’t just for Mu Yao.
But for many dical practitioners, and many who are preparing to study dicine.
If...
If!
They know what they might face in the future is such a thorny professional environnt.
Would they still unwaveringly choose their current major?
Choose their future career?
Even soone like Su Bingbing, always eloquent in front of the cara,
Couldn’t help but feel a bit helpless.
Although she could understand Dr. Chen’s purpose, these interns hadn’t yet truly entered the industry.
For Dr. Chen to just rcilessly,
dump a cold bucket of water over them, is it really alright...
Su Bingbing couldn’t help silently questioning in her heart.
Listening to those discussions in the crowd.
Chen Mu curled his lips slightly sarcastically, "See, there are still so many people who don’t understand the simple truth of ’if you don’t know the whole picture, don’t comnt.’.
"When you so readily accuse the hospital and bla doctors, isn’t anyone curious about the investigation result of this dical accident from the relevant departnts?"
Feeling the crowd’s silence.
Chen Mu continued, "First, I need to correct one thing: the deceased Dr. Ren was not the attending physician of the family who caused the disturbance, and had never even participated in the case."
"It was because the family causing trouble had so face blindness issues, they didn’t even recognize the person and indiscriminately perpetrated violence."
Just as Chen Mu said this.
The discussion in the crowd.
Had already begun to shift slightly.
"It’s a bit excessive to kill soone without even recognizing the person, isn’t it!"
"If a patient’s family mber or the patient themselves were wearing white clothes, wouldn’t they also be mistakenly killed?"
"Shouldn’t there be additional security checks in the hospital to ensure no one carries a weapon inside?"
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"There was a ti when hospitals really had these security checks, but they were harshly abused by many patients and their families, so they were removed..."
"I rember our local hospital once had those subway-like security devices, yet many people questioned if there was radiation."
"Goodness, they don’t question this equipnt in subways, train stations, or airports, but they do in hospitals?"
"Why can’t they question it? Most people going to the hospital are sick and have weak resistance, aren’t family mbers just thinking about their loved ones?"
"Aren’t there manual checks at train stations as well? If the patient’s condition doesn’t allow them to pass the machine, just tell the staff for a manual check, no one refuses!"
"This thing is simply ti-consuming!"
"You can’t reason with so people..."
"The key point is that when doctors are hard, no one responds too strongly, but when realizing patients might be hard, affecting their own interests, they react intensely."
"..."
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Facing the noisy crowd.
Chen Mu remained as calm as ever.
Chen Mu: "Although Dr. Ren was mistakenly killed, the surgeon the assailant originally intended to target was also completely innocent."
Chen Mu: "The patient’s family simply wouldn’t listen to the hospital’s explanation, nor believe the forensic autopsy results."
Chen Mu: "Stubbornly blaming the hospital entirely, but in reality, the surgery was successful."
Once again, voices questioning Chen Mu erged from the crowd.
"Dr. Chen must be talking nonsense, if the surgery was truly successful, then why did the patient die? Could it be that the patient’s family killed their own family mber?"
Listening to the skepticism in the crowd.
Chen Mu slightly curled his lips, "This classmate is very smart, the patient was indeed killed by their own family."
As Chen Mu’s words fell.
The noisy crowd instantly quieted down to the extent where even a pin drop could be heard.
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