Siheyuan: Stab at Louzi at the beginning

Chapter 574 There’s a long way to go
Whether you want to assimilate or play a big game of chess.

Or investing in the next generation in order to enslave ideas.

In short, a part of it has been withdrawn, and relying on this part, education can flourish.

Of course, many international students have been trained.

Many of these people have become the leaders of a certain profession in modern China.

The results are also pros and cons.

Xu Damao closed the list without too much entanglement.

Again, one is that traditional Chinese medicine decoctions medicine in the morning and evening, which is time-consuming, laborious and expensive, and the other is that the pills are cheap and have immediate effects after being taken. Let’s not talk about how the rich choose. Ordinary people must choose the simple, convenient and fast, and the most important thing is cheap.

In the future, Chinese medicine will only become more and more high-end, which is an inevitable trend.

Ran Qiuye had been following Xu Damao. When he saw Xu Damao closing the list, he asked, "What are you looking for on the list?"

"Just take a look, and those on the list are the hope for the future of our traditional Chinese medicine."

"Da Mao, you are too humble. I think you are the hope of the future of Chinese medicine."

I don't know when, Yao Lao was already standing at the door, the smile on his face didn't seem to be fake.

"Yao Lao, please don't try to embarrass me. With my level, it's not embarrassing enough to take it out."

"You can't say that. The Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine treats you as a treasure. I heard that you are going back to school now. Why don't you come back? You write a petition and I will give you a hard push. It will definitely be much easier if we get rid of all the messy things outside."

Xu Damao suddenly came back and heard about the hope for the future of traditional Chinese medicine. His first reaction was that Xu Damao had figured it out.

Yao Lao is the second-in-command of the Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and the first-in-command internally, and is also the leader of Xu Damao.

Now if you want to get Xu Damao back, you need Xu Damao to take the initiative.

There's quite a lot to consider.

But it all sounded the same to Xu Damao, and Yao Lao couldn't easily control him.

Besides, it is impossible for him to stay here as a director, as his job is so bland that there is no way for him to make any progress.

It is difficult for professional technical talents to be promoted in rank.

The most is to be elected as an academician. This is not only a title, but also resources and power. Needless to say, how difficult it is.

"Well, it's hard-earned to be able to study in college every day. Even though I don't have to do those jobs, I can still get paid every month. This kind of good thing is really hard to find even if I'm working as a lantern."

Just take the money and do no work.

Yao Lao:......

The smile on his face has disappeared. It was all his delusion.

The Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine is also one of them. Xu Damao does not come to work, but his monthly salary is paid. Compared with him, Qin Jingru, who occasionally comes to care about the experimental field, is no longer any better than Xu Damao and others.

After a few test sentences, the two of them already knew it.

One needs no further persuasion, and the other has no choice.

Yao Lao also skipped the topic just now: "Looking through this directory, are there any acquaintances on it? Just tell me and I will help you transfer the person to Sijiu City. This small matter is just a sentence."

No matter what Xu Damao planned, he would not say it out loud.

"I don't know anyone. I just came here today to take a look at the future prospects of traditional Chinese medicine. Frankly speaking, at this scale, there is no way to compare with Western medicine in the civilian market."

"The system is too messy. It would be much better if we could establish several universities of traditional Chinese medicine."

This gave Xu Damao another idea: "Actually, I think that if you want to set up a university of traditional Chinese medicine, you can study directly after graduating from primary school. You can recommend it or recruit special recruits. It can be a six-year, nine-year or even a 12-year system..."

Do Chinese medicine doctors need to know Chinese, mathematics, English, physics, chemistry, geography and history? Elementary school graduation is enough.

The Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine may really be able to accomplish this, and there would be no problem at all in setting up a university of Traditional Chinese Medicine in the name of the institute.

But Yao Lao has little interest in this aspect. Now that his headache has not been resolved, he is too lazy to worry about other things.

Xu Damao also saw that Yao Lao was absent-minded, and after chatting for a few more words, he left the institute.

After Xu Damao left, Yao Lao picked up the list that Xu Damao had just turned over.

He didn't believe that Xu Damao really came here to look at the list on a whim and was concerned about the future of Chinese medicine.

You didn't care before, but suddenly you care and come over to look at the list?
It makes absolutely no sense.

There must be a reason for any sudden thing, the difference is just whether you can see it or not.

This trip was in vain for Xu Damao, and he did not get the desired results.

In fact, there is a simpler way, which is Yao Lao and his former colleagues from Taiyuan Hospital.

Most of these people of the imperial generation are not short of money in Sijiu City. They have professional medical skills and are certainly not short of money to treat illnesses and save people. At the very least, they have a family full of children and grandchildren.

There must be someone suitable among the juniors.

But Xu Damao didn't dare.

These are all respectable people. Doctors who treat high-ranking officials may know many powerful people.

For example, Jin Yifang, who is not of the royal generation, is not much different. He is also well-known in Sijiu City, and he can pull a few people up. The final compromise was because Xu Damao had kindness first and commitment second, and the two sisters were willing. It's a good thing.

Xu Damao has no other favors to receive. There is no possibility of a second master, and there is no second 'Reconstructing the Golden Pill' optimization.

The most important thing is that he doesn't have much time left.

Unless it's to cheat.

For Xu Damao, there is no pressure to deceive. In other words, the Jin sisters were deceived by him.

A sincere lie is also a lie.

White lies are also lies.

'Unless you cheat' is cheating just for fun. Although Xu Damao's moral bottom line is relatively flexible, there are requirements. Can a person with status, power and influence be able to cheat?

If you don't do well, you won't be able to survive in Sijiu City.

So I could only look for those who were easy to kill, but unfortunately I couldn't find the right one on that list.

Women can hold up half the sky, but in traditional Chinese medicine, it is still popular to pass the disease from male to female.

This situation can only be changed slowly through education.

"You have something on your mind. After you came out of the Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine, you felt a little depressed. You were still in high spirits when you went there, so what are you looking for?"

On the way back, perhaps because Xu Damao was distracted, Ran Qiuye asked again.

"I really didn't find anything."

"No, when you went in just now, you said it was the first time you looked through it. The list was there before. When you looked through it for the first time, you were definitely not looking for a specific person. Then there were only men and women, or medical skills. , or they are women, I remember those two sisters are Chinese medicine doctors..."

Xu Damao:......

Was he that obvious?
And how did Ran Qiuye know so clearly? Is it Li Tianjiao or Lou Xiao'e?
"Teacher Ran, don't think too much, I really just want to see the future hope of Chinese medicine..."

(End of this chapter)