Chapter 283: with translation of chapter title

Professor Rudolf Wagner flew straight to Di Du after the awards ceremony ended.

Still suffering from jet lag, he didn't have time to rest, dragging his weary body, he began searching for Zheng Ren.

But the news he received left him regretful—Zheng Ren had already left Di Du two days earlier and returned to Haicheng.

Professor Rudolf Wagner wanted to use official channels to have Doctor Zheng Ren come to Di Du to meet him.

But as soon as that idea arose, he dismissed it.

What a joke!

I am the one seeking help; perhaps the fame of being among the top five professors in interventional medicine worldwide would inspire admiration in many, but would those God's Hands feel that way?

It's not certain who admires whom.

If he were to develop any displeasure, the subsequent matters could be declared over.

Doctor Mehari was still waiting for his good news, while the Nobel Prize in Medicine glittered temptingly in the distance.

Thinking of these, Professor Rudolf Wagner almost instantly made up his mind, bought a plane ticket, and headed for Haicheng!

Professor Rudolf Wagner had no idea where Haicheng actually was.

Throughout China, he knew only a few cities, countable on one hand. Yet this did not dampen his enthusiasm; no matter whether it was thousands of mountains and rivers or the vast expanse of the land, he was determined to find those God's Hands.

Director Kong was very surprised by Professor Rudolf Wagner's arrival.

He had originally thought this German professor had come to pick a fight.

In academic matters, once they touch upon academic standing and the hospital's competition for the chief director position, there isn't much difference.

He thought Professor Rudolf Wagner was too agitated; if he wanted to argue, he could have done it in Germany, yet he actually brought charges and came all the way to China.

Who dares to bully our Huaxia?!

But Professor Rudolf Wagner's attitude left Director Kong's eyes shattered all over the floor.

Before Director Kong, Professor Rudolf Wagner maintained the artistic poise of a world‑top professor—elegant, composed, professionally confident. Yet once Zheng Ren was mentioned, all his composure turned to ashes.

He actually intended to go straight to Haicheng…

Director Kong reflected on his own actions, wondering whether his regard for Zheng Ren was still insufficient.

He had already set a flag, letting him come under his command to lead a team, and before his retirement, he would try his best to promote him to director.

Is that not enough?

Director Kong originally thought it was sufficient, but Professor Rudolf Wagner's attitude showed that all of this was far from enough.

Thus Director Kong decided to personally accompany Professor Rudolf Wagner to Haicheng.

His friendship with Boss Zheng needed to be deepened. Coincidentally, there were some research matters to discuss face‑to‑face with Zheng Ren. As for research funding… it seemed he couldn't be stingy either.

After conducting official communications with Haicheng City First Hospital, Director Kong booked tickets, the two of them brought a translator, and they rushed nonstop to Haicheng.

Everything happened so suddenly that even Dean Xiao of Haicheng City First Hospital had just learned the news and could only rush back from the provincial capital.

By the time he arrived at the airport, Director Kong and Professor Rudolf Wagner had already reached this bitterly cold place.

Dean Xiao Kemin was quite surprised; although the head of interventional medicine at a certain top‑tier hospital in Di Du and Professor Rudolf Wagner of Heidelberg University in Germany were of little help to his career prospects.

Nevertheless, Dean Xiao Kemin still came personally to the airport to greet them.

Frequently wandering the martial world, it is always beneficial to make more acquaintances with capable people.

If the mayor were to fall ill, being able to seek treatment in Germany through Professor Rudolf Wagner's connections would be a matter of great prestige!

He feared that if he rose too quickly later on…

After receiving the two, they immediately drove all the way to City First Hospital.

"Where is Zheng Ren?" Director Kong expressed concern at not seeing Zheng Ren at the airport; as for any senior dean, he didn't even notice them.

Dean? The dean of a prefecture‑level hospital? What is that?

Zheng Ren didn't come to pick me up; he must be getting full of himself, young man…

"Doctor Zheng is in an emergency surgery; he already called the operating room to say the surgery hasn't finished yet." Dean Xiao Kemin also didn't mind the professors' slight delay, explaining.

Oh, it's emergency surgery.

What's the point of staying in Haicheng? In Di Du, doing outpatient surgeries every day would be fine; whether emergency or outpatient, it's all about healing and saving lives.

Director Kong muttered a few complaints about Zheng Ren.

The group rushed straight to the Emergency Building of Haicheng City First Hospital.

Dean Xiao Kemin was relatively talkative, perhaps unwilling to let the atmosphere grow cold, and all the way he introduced Haicheng's history and local customs.

"Zheng, why are you still doing emergency work?" Professor Rudolf Wagner remained silent for a long time, then finally asked.

For a world‑renowned professor, emergency surgery is quite unfamiliar to him.

But after all, we all came up from being junior doctors; who hasn't done emergency work?

"Professor Rudolf, Zheng Ren works at City First Hospital as the Inpatient Chief of the Emergency Department. That is, he is responsible for the emergency diagnosis and corresponding surgeries of a hospital." Director Kong pondered for a while, then explained in terms he felt the professor could understand.

I don't know whether Professor Rudolf Wagner understood, but anyway, they chatted awkwardly the whole way, and the car sped to City First Hospital.

The Emergency Building is unique in Haicheng.

But in the eyes of Director Kong and Professor Rudolf Wagner, that wasn't enough to look at.

Dean Xiao Kemin said a few things, then realized the two had no interest at all, whereupon he fell silent.

They began contacting Director Pan, listening to the old chief describe the ongoing emergency situation, and rushed all the way to the emergency operating room.

Changing into isolation gowns, the group entered the operating room via the doctors' passage.

Chu Yanran sat in the chair before the console, watching the indices provided by the monitor on the external screen. She had already put on her lead clothing and was ready to rush in at any moment.

Chu Yan zhi walked back and forth on the floor, humming a tune, her whole body exuding the vitality of youth and the scent after burning calories.

Xie Yiren stood, staring intently at Zheng Ren through the leaded glass without blinking.

"Dean Xiao, the rescue is in progress." Director Pan's voice came through, followed by his surprised question: "Huh? How did you come out?"

Upon hearing that Dean Xiao had also followed them inside, Chu Yan zhi immediately hid in the corner, pretending she had done nothing beforehand.

Chu Yanran immediately stood up, showed a smile, and replied: "The laparotomy exploration ended ten minutes ago, a splenectomy was performed, and the hepatic rupture was repaired."

Because a large retroperitoneal hematoma was found, considering the pelvic fracture had injured a branch of the internal iliac artery, Chief Zheng is currently performing super-selective angiography and related embolization for the pelvic fracture.

"Hmm." Director Pan nodded, his aura overwhelming the dean, directors, and German professor behind him. Even in such a combination, Director Pan still stood out like a crane among chickens.

"Quite capable." Director Kong said with a chuckle.

Professor Rudolf Wagner's eyes were fixed on the interventional image, and he never looked away.

There may be language differences, but the interventional image knows no borders.

In the image, that microguidewire seemed like a living creature, constantly wandering; super-selectivity was hardly an issue, and even small arteries posed no obstacle.

Super-selective, embolization, angiography—all accomplished in one smooth flow.

Professor Rudolf Wagner knew that the person he had been looking for had finally been found.