Chapter 528: with translation of chapter title

"520 Our temple is too small."

"Sheng Cheng, Medical University Affiliated Hospital, Director's office."

"Director Lin of the Medical Affairs Department is trying to persuade."

"\"Director, this junior doctor from Hai Cheng is really impressive. \" Director Lin said with a grim face: \"Our hospital's previous talent recruitment preferential policy is really insufficient. \""

"\"What's not enough! \" the Director snapped: \"Now look at housing prices—you want me to give a doctor who hasn't even reached associate senior title a 100-square-meter apartment in Sheng Cheng? What are you thinking?! \"

"Director Lin felt bitter inside, but couldn't say anything."

"\"Director, Doctor Zheng casually helped us with a big favor—this kind of talent…\""

"\"Old Lin, don't think so much. \" The Director sat back, legs crossed, and said: \"It's not just about him—if we give an attending physician such good conditions, what about others? Over the years, our hospital's own doctoral students can't stay; even an undergraduate who becomes a junior attending getting in is already a huge stroke of luck, and yet they still want housing? \""

"\"... \" Director Lin really had nothing to say."

"Normally speaking, the Director is right."

"Once the door opens, graduate and doctoral students from Sheng Cheng Medical University will swarm to ask for favors, and Zheng Ren's example will be cited countless times."

"Look, even a junior attending from Hai Cheng can get in—why can't our pure Medical University bloodline doctoral student stay?"

"Saying things like that will rub calluses on your ears."

"Director Lin felt helpless, tried to refute a few times but to no avail, and finally left the Director's office resentfully."

"Perhaps a slot in Sheng Cheng's Intervention Department would also work?"

"He felt hopeful."

"As the Director of Medical Affairs, personnel matters have nothing to do with him. He has never even met Zheng Ren."

"He simply values talent and feels it's a shame that such a promising junior doctor is stuck in Hai Cheng."

"That's all he could help with, Director Lin thought."

"He hadn't actually prepared to get Zheng Ren a house in Sheng Cheng; this condition was just a bargaining chip."

"If he refuses that, asking for a slot isn't so hard."

"But Zheng Ren's education is too low and he's not old enough—should he lead a team directly, or spend a few years under Old Gao?"

"Director Lin stepped out of the office building, and only then did a hint of a smug smile appear on his face."

"Let's recruit Doctor Zheng—this will repay his favor and add a safeguard to the medical safety of the Medical University Affiliated Hospital."

"A win-win."

"Director Lin was pleased; this face‑saving move was still worth it."

"He picked up the phone and dialed."

"\"Old Gao, I just came out of the Director's office. \""

"\"No, I have good news to tell you—guess what I went to do? \""

"\"You only know surgery—did you get confused watching Teacher Zheng's videos? \""

"\"Yeah, I just finished talking with the Director and requested a staffing quota—yes, an official staffing quota! \"

"\"What? \""

"\"Wait a moment, I'm coming to you. \""

"After saying that, Director Lin hung up."

"The smug expression on his face just vanished."

"Having a staffing quota and being able to enter Sheng Cheng Medical University Affiliated Hospital—is that not enough? What on earth is Old Gao thinking?"

"Soon, Director Lin hurried to the Intervention Department and found Gao Shaojie, who was studying a video."

"\"Old Gao, didn't you hear what I said clearly? \" Director Lin asked directly."

"\"Director Lin, I know you want to recruit Teacher Zheng. \" Gao Shaojie, with dark circles from staying up all night, was studying the video recording of Zheng Ren's lecture on the TIPS procedure."

"It felt like being back in youthful days, striving for the future and ideals."

"\"But... \" Gao Shaojie gave a wry smile: \"Director Lin, just a staffing quota probably isn't enough. \""

"\"Huh? \" Director Lin was puzzled."

"\"Specifically, I'm not sure either—it's just a feeling. \" Gao Shaojie cautiously refrained from mentioning that Zheng Ren had published a paper and was planning to apply for the Nobel Prize in Medicine."

"What if Zheng Ren agrees?"

"If he focuses only on surgery and academics, letting other matters consume too much thought would make him less pure."

"\"Coming to work at Sheng Cheng Medical University Affiliated Hospital changes one's stage in life—isn't that enough?! \" Director Lin wondered."

"But seeing Gao Shaojie's expression, it didn't seem like he was joking."

"\"Our temple is too small—it probably can't hold a great bodhisattva like Teacher Zheng. \" Gao Shaojie pushed up his glasses and said."

"\"... \" Director Lin felt like countless alpaca‑Mercedes were running through his mind."

"MMP, Old Gao, are you joking with me?"

"Is the temple at the Medical University Affiliated Hospital too small, while the one at Haicheng First Hospital is big?"

"Nonsense!"

"\"Director Lin, I happen to be going to Hai Cheng—do you have time? For this matter, I suggest you meet Teacher Zheng in person. \" Gao Shaojie said."

"Director Lin was displeased, but then realized Old Gao seemed to be trying to convey something."

"He was also curious about how a mid‑career scholar like Gao Shaojie could call him 'Teacher' and develop new surgical techniques, even though he didn't know what the TIPS procedure actually was."

"Doctor Zheng is certainly not ordinary."

"Just one visit?"

"With countless things to attend to nearby, wanting to step away is really difficult."

"Director Lin pondered for a few seconds, then said: \"You go first; I'll try to find time to visit Hai Cheng soon. \""

「Director Lin, thank you. 」Gao Shaojie very sincerely, from his Inner Mind, expressed thanks.

"Nothing." Director Lin waved his hand, broken out in a sweat.

One has already expressed enough sincerity; how is it still not enough?

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Hai Cheng, Zheng Ren didn't know so many people were busy for him.

He changed his clothes, sent a WeChat message to Xie Yiren, arranged to have dinner in the Evening, and then returned to Jizhenbingfang.

The pre-operative instructions for three patients were printed out one by one; Zheng Ren then went department by department making phone calls, having the patients' families come to sign.

The young female patient in Jizhenbingfang, her fiancé is very knowledgeable and also very compliant with medical advice.

He understood the complications such as nausea, vomiting, pain, fever, etc., after liver cancer Interventional surgery; even the less common complications such as diarrhea and bloating, he had also studied.

He also consulted Zheng Ren, asking how the Traditional Chinese Medicine department of Haicheng Shi Yiyuan would be, and whether acupuncture could solve such problems. (Note 1)

It seems this young man not only has a good memory, but he also has a preliminary understanding and research on the whole disease.

The saying "long illness makes a doctor" makes sense.

Many patients study their disease in great depth, more thoroughly than some intern doctors understand.

Zheng Ren patiently answered his various questions for about half an hour, until the next patient's family came to the doctor's office in Jizhenbingfang, and then he reluctantly left.

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Note 1: Traditional Chinese Medicine, it is still reasonable. Liver qi stagnation; many patients after liver cancer Interventional surgery will experience abdominal distension. We have a research project, done jointly with the Traditional Chinese Medicine department, targeting postoperative abdominal distension, using acupuncture in Traditional Chinese Medicine to resolve it.

The effect, not bad.