At their level, they basically have everything they should.
Professional titles, seniority, they’ve all basically reached the top.
So they tend to downplay these things.
"Since you two professors don’t mind me, there’s nothing more to say, just one word—action."
"Haha, straightforward!"
"Great! Let’s add each other on WeChat and create a small group to facilitate topic discussions and research. Professor Luo is based in Beijing, and may have to come over a few times!"
"As long as it benefits medical progress, not only would I come over several times, I would even agree to settle down in Jiangli City."
The three of them reached a preliminary verbal agreement on the spot, with a common goal to work towards.
Li Jingsheng was originally an obscure figure, completely not on the same level as these two bigwigs.
Now, with this research opportunity, he can be on equal footing with them, having the chance for equal exchange. This is a great opportunity earned by his strength, wisdom, and courage.
Countless top medical students dream of becoming students of these two bigwigs, but it’s difficult to get a chance.
They simply do not accept anyone.
Li Jingsheng, however, is directly on par with the two, earning such an opportunity and treatment that would make countless people green with envy.
After leaving the intervention room, Li Jingsheng bid farewell to the two bigwigs and prepared to return to the second hospital’s camp.
The two cardiovascular bigwigs from Qiaobang Hospital, watching their alliance, wanted to join but couldn’t put down their pride. Ultimately, they missed the opportunity.
Not every accomplished doctor can lower themselves like Wang Weiwei and Luo Binggang to communicate with less prominent peers.
The overall work atmosphere at Qiaobang Hospital is quite elitist, and even when internal doctors leave, the warmth is gone.
It’s imaginable that here, personal relationships are generally cold, not warm.
If there is warmth, it’s the type where people carefully protect themselves first before slightly taking care of others.
For example, when Shao Bing fainted last time, a former student of his somewhat showed a warmer side.
But they only did minor things.
They wouldn’t stand up for Shao Bing too much, let alone take any risks.
Also, patients without money or with disputes are basically left hanging here, with medical staff extremely indifferent.
Everyone is afraid of causing trouble.
If it were the Second Hospital or the People’s Hospital, sometimes medical staff would step in and do what they can. Some kind-hearted intern doctors or nurses might even take risks to do things for patients.
Like helping them find a doctor for an extra number, or arranging consultations, or handling overdue fees.
You would hardly see such warm actions at Qiaobang Hospital.
It’s more about self-preservation, with healthcare workers being very cautious, afraid of inadvertently violating hospital regulations, losing their jobs, or being penalized.
This indicates there are issues with Qiaobang Hospital’s internal rules.
Maybe they are following foreign models.
In many foreign countries, people fear getting sick because without insurance, they could be impoverished overnight or go into heavy debt.
There’s no denying Qiaobang Hospital’s model, which prioritizes the hospital’s interests, is very successful for the time being.

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