Years: Salted fish life since going to the countryside.

Chapter 1111 Store Opening Competition Day

It is true that Dr. Hua Sili likes Eastern culture, but he went to the wrong place to study acupuncture.

Han Li didn't know whether this person was out of touch with the news or was fooled by someone else.

During the 1940s and 1950s, Hua Sili traveled to Taiwan, Little Hong Kong and Singapore to learn acupuncture theory and techniques.

Acupuncture? The Dragon people would die of laughter when they heard this name. How could they teach Hua Sili any decent technique when they didn't even know the name?

In the 1960s, Hua Sili studied the relationship between the Five Elements Theory and acupuncture in Southeast Asia.

In the 71s, in , Hua Sili and his friends founded a "Traditional Acupuncture College", which was also rated as the earliest acupuncture college in the Western Continent, Europe and the United States.

The college's slogan is that spirit and mind are the inner source of the body's operation, and any physical illness will be cured by treatment at these two deeper levels and as the patient's mood improves. At the same time, it believes that modern medicine is wrong and misses the point.
In the current medical environment in England, Wasley's view has made him popular among many people, especially young people.

But in the eyes of the older and more conservative English people, Hua Sili's behavior was like that of an alien.

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Ahem, we’ve gotten off topic. Now let’s get back to the point.

Han Li summarized several very important pieces of news from these magazines and newspapers.

First, in England's current medical system, few patients are willing to go to public hospitals for treatment, and no one wants to rely on their own luck to get treatment.

This of course includes women who want to terminate their pregnancy. These people who want to terminate their pregnancy are more inclined to go to small street clinics or black clinics.

Pregnancy is a matter of extremely tight time limits. Those who are unlucky may make an appointment at a public hospital as soon as they find out they are pregnant, but it is very likely that they may not even be able to have the baby after the baby is born.

Second, the population of England this year is about 419 million, but according to data from some institutions, the number of termination of pregnancy operations last year alone reached 655.

Among them, the number of people under the age of 18 reached 667, 23, and 355 were even younger, a record high.

In one area, there was a teenage girl who had six terminations of pregnancy in one year.

Nine of the top ten areas in England where teenage pregnancies are terminated are in London, with the highest number in the wealthy London borough of Lambeth.

The magazine, citing data from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of England, said this situation was causing more and more doctors to be reluctant to undergo professional training.

They prefer to become "professional abortionists" directly because they can make more money faster, but their medical skills are completely damaging and endangering the physical safety of women.

The magazine specifically criticized the story of "Yellow Teddy Bear" in the 1960s and the "Growing Up" enlightenment educational film broadcast on TV in the 1970s.

In addition, the magazine also brought out the English government and royal family for a tour.

They were criticized for only being responsible for promoting certain educational knowledge, but failing to awaken women's awareness of self-protection and men's corresponding sense of responsibility, etc., and they were asked to come out and apologize publicly.

Third, because of the above situations, all the "orphanages" in England took in a total of 180 abandoned babies last year.

Among them, the London Orphanage received more than 11,000 babies, but only more than 120 were taken home by caring people.

Han Li summed up the above three points and immediately threw his original unreliable plan behind him.

In this case, why would he need to go to any hospital for research? He could just open a black clinic in the slums and specialize in performing minor surgeries to terminate pregnancy for women.
It doesn't matter how much money you make, even free is fine, Han Li doesn't lack money anyway, he only cares about the free experimental materials, if word of mouth spreads, such materials will be delivered to him continuously. In this case, Han Li can think about and research whatever he wants, such as "umbilical cord blood", "stem cells", "super embryos", "adrenochrome", etc., without worrying about wasting materials after failure.

As for the physical strengthening prescription that Han Li gave to the child, he only needed to go to the "Orphanage" in Renton, donate a small amount of money, and ask them to help take care of the target he had chosen.

If you have time, go there to see how effective the prescription is and the other person's physical changes.

These two methods save time, worry and effort, and are much better than the method Han Li originally came up with by thinking hard.

The next day, while having breakfast in the restaurant, Han Li inquired about the date of the "Miss Chinese" pageant.

After breakfast, he took a taxi to the slums of London. After finding out who the "boss" was here, Han Li went to find him.

Han Li won people over with virtue and paved the way with money, and he successfully rented an independent three-story building here, and handed over the decoration and publicity to the leader of the unemployed young people here, "Joseph".

Of course, Han Li's black clinic would be open here for a long time, so he paid Joseph enough money to do the work.

As for whether the money can still stay in Joseph's pocket when Han Li leaves England, it depends on whether he is sensible and how lucky he is.

In the next few days, Han Li bought several pregnancy operating tables and several ordinary hospital beds from relevant stores in Renton.

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In addition, Han Li also bought some simple medical equipment, including a stethoscope, duckbill forceps, disposable gloves, disposable surgical gowns, etc.

The rest of the time Han Li still led a relatively free and easy life. During the day, he would go to cafes or restaurants to chat with the wealthy people in the West District, listening to them brag and talk about their past glories.

During this period, Han Li once again heard about the reward offered by royal family members, nobles, and wealthy businessmen for the queen's jewelry.

However, the price and treatment Han Li heard this time were much more generous and tempting than what he heard from Peyton Donnelly, with whom he had a one-night stand last time.

Han Li also went with them to see a concert and a drama performance.

At night, Han Li usually stays in bars and nightclubs in the first half of the night.

After having fun for a while, we went back to the hotel to sleep in the second half of the night.

In the past few days, thanks to the active support of those enthusiastic women, the range of Han Li's spiritual power has expanded from the original 13.26 meters to 13.76 meters.

Unfortunately, Han Li was too lazy to go out for fun outside the bar, so all these increases were accumulated by 0.05 at a time.

The only pity is that during this period of time Han Li never met anyone as talented as He Mi.

Today, after Han Li got up, practiced boxing, practiced martial arts, washed up, and went out to eat, he did not chat with these rich people as usual, nor did he find a quiet place to read a book or drink tea.

Instead, after finishing breakfast, he checked the batteries and film in his camera, stood up, carefully straightened his clothes, greeted a few familiar faces in the restaurant, opened the door and walked towards The Palace Theatre.

Today is the final of "Miss Chinese International", and the election venue is the Palace Theatre located on the banks of the Thames.

At this time, Han Li was confident that he could successfully strike up a conversation with "Pretty Huang Rong", but he was unsure whether he could get a date with her.
(End of this chapter)