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Chapter 114 Interview
He An, doctoral supervisor, full professor and chief physician of Haishi University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the third batch of national excellent clinical talents of traditional Chinese medicine, provincial famous doctor, academic leader of provincial key projects, selected into the national "millions" plan.

Any title is daunting, Bai Ye was a little nervous standing outside the door.

As the first interview in his life, even if he was excellent, Bai Ye was a little nervous and uneasy.

He raised his hand and glanced at the time: 9:10, almost, everyone has 10 minutes, and the previous one is almost over.

"Next: Bai Ye!"

Bai Ye suddenly raised his head, realizing that it was his turn, took a deep breath, and walked forward at a leisurely pace!
The moment he opened the door and walked in, Bai Ye looked up and saw five examiners sitting opposite.

He bowed slightly to the crowd and said, "Hello, teacher!"

Sitting in the middle is the examiner, the principal of Haishi University of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Zhao Lishu.

"Please sit down!"

Bai Ye sat down upright, and each of the five mentors held a brief introduction of Bai Ye in their hands.

Zhao Lishu saw that Bai Yebanban was sitting there, and smiled: "Young man, you are very good, so don't be so nervous."

Bai Ye smiled mischievously, but did not speak.

Zhao Lishu put down the materials in his hand and stared at Bai Ye: "You scored 461 in the first exam, 300 in comprehensive Chinese medicine, 100 in English, and 61 in politics. You haven't seen such high scores. To be honest, when the graduate school told me that you When I was with such a person, I was very pleasantly surprised, and secretly asked, how did you do it, I saw that your grades in Chinese medicine during college were only above average, right?"

Indeed, the reason why Bai Ye was able to get a scholarship during his university days was all because of his western medicine subjects, and his grades in traditional Chinese medicine could only be regarded as above-average.

It's just... how to answer this question?

"When I was in college, I never knew how to learn Chinese medicine. I only knew how to memorize it by rote. However, during my fifth year internship, I studied and practiced in the Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine. This kind of clinical thinking gradually became integrated in my mind. When I was studying and reading, I was relatively more comfortable..." Bai Ye thought for a while, and found a reason to say it.

Zhao Lishu nodded, and at this moment, the first examiner on the left asked, "Why did you choose the major of encephalopathy?"

This question was specially prepared by Bai Ye: "First of all, it may be due to personal reasons. I have been full of curiosity about this magical thing since I was a child... Then in the clinic, I discovered neurological diseases... And our Chinese medicine practitioners are... "

Regarding this question, Bai Ye has to answer it from his own perspective, because if you say that encephalopathy is more severe, Chinese medicine has advantages, or encephalopathy is better... etc., this is a proposition!
Because it is very likely that the person asking you this question is a doctor from another department. When you praise encephalopathy, you will definitely make the other person feel that your department is not important.

The examiner nodded. At this time, the second on the left was none other than He An. He was at the peak of his career in his 50s. He was a standard southerner with a pair of gold-rimmed eyes and hair thrown back. Comb, a very delicate person!

He An looked at Bai Ye with flat eyes, without any disturbance.

He glanced at Bai Ye carefully, wondering what he was thinking, and suddenly he said: "Why don't Chinese medicine doctors put the brain in the internal organs? Is it because it's not important?"

Bai Ye was taken aback for a moment: "Chinese medicine believes that the brain is the home of wonder and eternity, not because it is unimportant.

It is because of the characteristics of the five zang-organs and the six fu-organs. The five zang-organs are solid organs, whose function is to metabolize and store essence.The six fu-organs are empty cavity organs, mainly used to receive and transfer water and grains. They are characterized by being solid but dissatisfied, transferring and transforming things without hiding them, while the structure of the brain is similar to fu-organs, but their functions are similar to viscera. The Mansion of Strange Eternity. "

"As for the importance, the brain is also known as the sea of ​​marrow. It is the place where the essence and gods gather, and it becomes the residence of the primordial spirit. The internal organs and six internal organs are placed in the brain and controlled by the brain..."

He An was a little surprised, Bai Ye's answer made his eyes shine, it was well-founded, it was not empty talk, and it was explained with the theory of traditional Chinese medicine.

At this time, when Zhao Lishu arrived, he smiled and asked Bai Ye: "What do you think you are better at? Or what plans do you have for your postgraduate period? I want to hear your thoughts, don't talk clichés, I want to hear your truth idea."

Bai Ye was suddenly overjoyed. He knew that Zhao Lishu was the principal of Haishi University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. What he meant was...that he could get into it?

Thinking of this, he couldn't help a smile from the corner of his mouth: "I want to exercise my clinical practice ability in the clinic, and then find and solve problems..."

There were no questions about the following interview questions. The fourth examiner took the oral English test, and Bai Ye answered fluently, while the fifth examiner asked Bai Ye some clinical questions, which made Bai Ye speechless for a while.

This is Bai Ye's shortcoming. He didn't stay in the clinic well. After all, he didn't go to the hospital much during his intern period, so Bai Ye didn't know how to answer the other party's question.

But this is also normal. Generally, interviews will not let you know everything, and there will always be some slightly difficult questions.

In the end, He An suddenly asked: "If you don't have enough grades in the final master degree, are you willing to transfer to a master degree?"

Bai Ye was taken aback, he didn't expect He An to ask this question, what does it mean?
A master's degree is a professional master's degree, and a master's degree is a scientific master's degree.

Generally, a master’s degree is better for many majors, but medicine is a unique industry. If you want to do research in the future, a master’s degree is very good, even better than a professional master’s degree.

But if you want to engage in clinical practice and become a doctor, a master's degree is the best!

During the postgraduate period, the master's degree stays in the clinic. When graduation, the four certificates are combined into one: academic certificate, degree certificate, training certificate, and medical practitioner qualification certificate.

If you do not have a training certificate, you must go through three years of training if you want to go to the clinic.

These three years have been wasted in vain!

Bai Ye didn't expect He An to ask such a question!

Willing?
Bai Ye didn't want to!
It's not that Bai Ye is unwilling to engage in scientific research, but that he prefers to use scientific research as a means to solve clinical problems!
Moreover, Bai Ye really couldn't accept the extra three years of regular training time for a master's degree.

Thinking of this, Bai Ye shook his head: "I'm sorry, I don't accept it. I want to study for a master's degree, and even more I want to go to the clinic."

Zhao Lishu smiled and said nothing, but He An frowned slightly, not knowing what it meant.

The scene fell into embarrassment for a while...

Zhao Lishu smiled: "Okay, Bai Ye, the interview is over, your performance is very good!"

Bai Ye got up and bowed again to everyone before leaving.

　Thank you Guoshi Wushuang, and Mo Ke for the 100 rewards from two friends. Thank you for your votes!

　　
　
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