318: Chapter 318: South Tianpeng, North Juedao 318: Chapter 318: South Tianpeng, North Juedao Fang Bai drove to the villa where Ye Wui lived, and after picking her up, they hurried to Yanjing Friendship Hospital.
Yanjing Friendship Hospital is the best in Yanjing and even in Huaxia for the treatnt of various cancers, gathering many famous doctors from both the Chinese and Western dical fields in Huaxia.
It is said that Ren Juedao, one of the four great National Doctors, is also the honorary dean of the hospital.
After entering Yanjing Friendship Hospital, Fang Bai and Ye Wui went straight to the sixth floor of the inpatient departnt.
Outside a critical care unit on the sixth floor, they saw Jiang Xiaoyu’s parents and relatives waiting in the corridor.
There are many influential families in Yanjing.
Apart from a few top-level families, there are also first-tier, second-tier, and third-tier families.
Although the Jiang Family is only a first-tier influential family, it is the leader among them, almost on par with the top-tier families.
Jiang Xiaoyu’s grandfather is a veteran in the Huaxia political arena, who once served as a minister in a particular departnt of Huaxia.
Although he has now retired, his forr students and acquaintances are spread throughout Huaxia, and he still holds significant influence.
Jiang Xiaoyu’s parents are both powerful figures in office, one serving as the current Deputy Minister of Comrce of Huaxia, and the other as the Deputy Director of the Yanjing Education Bureau.
Jiang Xiaoyu’s uncles and aunts are all influential figures in both the political and business circles of Huaxia, making the entire family prominent.
“Uncle Jiang, Aunt Zhao!”
Ye Wui hastened her steps, approached Jiang Xiaoyu’s parents, removed her sunglasses that concealed half of her delicate face, and called out gently.
Jiang Xiaoyu’s father, nad Jiang Huaihe, is fifty-five years old this year, with a robust build and a dignified appearance.
Standing there, he exuded an aura of innate authority.
Jiang Xiaoyu’s mother, nad Zhao Xinran, is over fifty but still retains the beauty of her youth as could be seen from her eyes and facial features.
Her many years of political career added an aura of superiority to her deanor.
Ye Wui and Jiang Xiaoyu are close friends and have visited the Jiang Family several tis; thus, Jiang Huaihe and Zhao Xinran both recognized her.
If it were an ordinary day, Jiang Huaihe and Zhao Xinran would have greeted Ye Wui with smiles and chatted with her, but at the mont, their beloved daughter was lying in the ICU unconscious, and their hearts were filled with sorrow and grief, leaving them no mood for conversation.
Therefore, upon seeing Ye Wui, the couple just nodded at her as a greeting without speaking.
“Aunt Zhao, how is Fish doing now?”
Ye Wui stood next to Zhao Xinran and asked softly.
“She’s still in a coma right now.
The doctor said it’s temporary, and she should wake up after so ti…”
Zhao Xinran, although a strong woman, revealed her inherently fragile side in this mont.
As she spoke, her voice choked up and tears rolled down her cheeks once more.
Jiang Huaihe, seeing his wife crying again, heaved a subdued sigh and comforted her softly, “Xinran, you don’t have to be too sad.
dical science is so advanced nowadays, and breast cancer unlike other cancers, still holds a good hope for cure.
Besides, we have already sought out both Doctor Ren and Doctor Hua, two National Doctors, for treatnt; the hope is greater.”
Zhao Xinran took the tissue from Ye Wui, wiped her tears, and nodded, “The two National Doctors are highly skilled; I hope they can heal Fish.”
The Doctor Ren and Doctor Hua that Jiang Huaihe referred to are Ren Juedao and Hua Tianhe, two of the four great National Doctors in Huaxia.
Ren Juedao ca from a background in Western dicine and was one of the most authoritative figures in the Western dical community in Huaxia.
He was known along with another National Doctor, Huang Tianpeng, as the two guiding stars of Western dicine in Huaxia, earning the accolades of “South Tianpeng” and “North Juedao.”
Hua Tianhe was the senior-most mber of Rejuvenation Hall’s Hua Family in the field of traditional Chinese dicine, possessing profound expertise.
Known as the First Person of Acupuncture in Huaxia, he was as renowned as another traditional Chinese dicine practitioner turned National Doctor, Qian Haoduo.
The four National Doctors were all highly skilled in dicine and exerted an extraordinary influence in the dical field of Huaxia.
It was remarkable to engage even one of them for treatnt.
Now, the Jiang Family had managed to engage both Hua Tianhe and Ren Juedao, one traditional and one Western National Doctor, to treat Jiang Xiaoyu, demonstrating the family’s significant clout.
Fang Bai had long heard of the nas of the four National Doctors, but thus far, he had only t Qian Haoduo.
As for Hua Tianhe, Ren Juedao, and Huang Tianpeng, these three celebrated doctors from the fields of traditional and Western dicine, he knew them only by reputation and had never t them in person.
“Uncle Jiang, Auntie Zhao, let introduce you to my friend, Fang Bai.
He’s a doctor and very skilled in dicine…”
Ye Wui was about to introduce Fang Bai to Jiang Huaihe when suddenly, the ringtone of Jiang Huaihe’s mobile phone interrupted her.
“The two National Doctors have arrived.
Let’s go downstairs to welco them,”
Jiang Huaihe said, a trace of joy spreading across his otherwise serious face as he spoke to his wife, Zhao Xinran.
“Wui, we’ll talk later,”
Zhao Xinran hastily left these words for Ye Wui and took the elevator downstairs with her husband.
Ye Wui watched the couple’s backs as they left and then glanced at Fang Bai, a wry, helpless smile forming at the corner of her mouth.
She thought to herself, they’re going to welco National Doctors, yet they have no idea they’re slighting the Divine Doctor right in front of them!
Fortunately, Fang Bai didn’t take offense out of consideration for her, or else, in a fit of pique, he might have just walked out.
In the past, Ye Wui would have held the four National Doctors of Huaxia in high regard, but after witnessing Fang Bai’s dical skills, she felt as though nothing else could impress her as deeply as the ocean once did.
If there were to be a competition of dical skills within the Huaxia dical community, Ye Wui was confident enough to bet with anyone that even if the four National Doctors joined forces, they would not be match for Fang Bai.
Ye Wui had brought Fang Bai here specifically to treat Jiang Xiaoyu, but before she could introduce him to Mr.
and Mrs.
Jiang Huaihe, the two National Doctors, Hua Tianhe and Ren Juedao, had already arrived.
In the eyes of Mr.
and Mrs.
Jiang Huaihe, Hua Tianhe and Ren Juedao were of course far more important than Fang Bai, the young doctor.
They placed all their hopes for the cure of their daughter’s breast cancer on the two National Doctors.
So, upon learning that the two National Doctors were arriving together, the couple imdiately went downstairs to welco them as a sign of respect.
“Wui, how did you know Xiaoyu was hospitalized?
Many relatives of our Jiang Family aren’t even aware of this yet!”
While Mr.
and Mrs.
Jiang Huaihe went downstairs to welco the two National Doctors, several of Jiang Xiaoyu’s uncles and aunts stood in the corridor.
Jiang Xiaoyu’s aunt, Jiang Xiuli, who had t Ye Wui a few tis, approached Ye Wui to make conversation.
“I attended the charity auction organized by Xiaoyu last night.
This morning, when I called her and she didn’t answer, I called Auntie Zhao to find out what happened and that’s how I learned Xiaoyu was in the hospital.”
Ye Wui was quite familiar with Jiang Xiaoyu’s aunt, knowing her to be sowhat snobbish and extrely proud, always looking down on those whose status and background were lower than her own.
Ye Wui didn’t have a very good impression of her.
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