Doctor Peerless

Chapter 82
In the living room, there were endless quarrels.

The source of the quarrel was mainly between the two. After listening to it for a long time, Zhou Sheng probably understood their identities...

Uncle Qian, a member of the Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

The Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine is an official organization with 19 main members, which shows Uncle Qian's status in the Chinese medicine industry in Hong Kong.

The other person is the "Professor Jiang" mentioned by Huang Mingshan's wife. He is a joint professor of Chinese medicine at the Baptist University and the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Hong Kong, but he is also a member of the 19-member council.

What are the two arguing about?
proposal!

The Department of Health has decided to carry out the reform of the practice examination for Chinese medicine practitioners. After the reform, all Chinese medicine practitioners in Hong Kong will face general examinations.

Zhou Yisheng didn't understand at first that there was something to argue about, but as the two of them talked about it, they gradually understood... Nowadays, the Hong Kong City Chinese Medicine Practitioner Examination will conduct examinations by different disciplines.

For example, if a clinic specializes in treating bruises, the doctor only needs to undergo a professional assessment of traditional Chinese medicine orthopedics.

If someone specializes in treating skin burns, then the doctor only needs to undergo a professional examination related to skin in traditional Chinese medicine. This system has been going on for many years in Hong Kong City. After all, there are specialties in the surgery industry. Many doctors rely on a secret recipe handed down from their ancestors. up.

And if the system is reformed, such doctors will definitely face unemployment.

The problem is obvious...

Physicians for skin burns, Chinese massage, acupuncture and moxibustion rely solely on craftsmanship and secret recipes. They don’t necessarily need a lot of professional knowledge. After the general examination system for Chinese medicine doctors came into force, they only have a dim eye on the examination papers and questions, and they don’t know anything.

Want to say, if you want to eat this bowl of rice, don't you just study?
Knowing more is also responsible for patients...

But in fact, things are not that simple.

Uncle Qian then said: "Oh, study? Exam! How many young people are there in those specialist clinics in Hong Kong? I don't need to tell you about the uncles, do you? Just rely on a piece of dog skin plaster to eat, you make people in their 70s and [-]s Is it possible to learn general knowledge?"

"One piece of paper system change, you are light-hearted, saying that you are responsible for the patients, what about them? They have lived in this industry for a lifetime, and know nothing but this craft. You are going to ruin their jobs."

Perhaps in the eyes of others, Uncle Qian's logic is unreasonable.

The life and death of patients is the most important thing, how can the jobs of a group of half-hearted doctors compare with it?
You must know that the environment in Hong Kong City is different...

Many people think that Hong Kong and Taiwan are deeply influenced by traditional culture, and Chinese medicine is at its peak.

Actually it is not.

Going back to the special period, it is true that many Chinese medicine families moved to Hong Kong. However, due to the suppression of Western medicine and the distrust of foreigners, the development of Chinese medicine has almost come to a standstill.

To put it simply, it was an era of 'foreign is the most precious'. Foreigners' things are all good, and Western medicine has also shown extremely effective treatment methods. Colds and fevers can be solved with a single injection. Why should we take traditional Chinese medicine? Acupuncture and cupping, but no effect?

The older generation may keep the inheritance...

But their children and grandchildren can't do it anymore. Facing the luxury of Dagang City, whether to be a worthless Chinese medicine practitioner, or to be a financier, banker, or entrepreneur does not need to be considered at all.

As a result, the situation of inheritance and discontinuity appeared. When the older generation passed away, all the descendants had were some ancestral secret recipes and folk remedies.

But I have to admit that the effectiveness of these ancestral secret recipes is amazing.

As we all know, when visiting Hong Kong, it is a must to buy some medicinal wine for bruises and special Chinese patent medicines for stomach problems. These are the results of the commercialization of secret and folk remedies.

Tourists in the north may not know much about it, but when it comes to a medicine, everyone must know it.

Kyoto Ninji'an Chuanbei Pipa Cream.

The main factory of Nin Ji Temple in Kyoto is in Hong Kong City. In the early years, it was not sold in the mainland. In the early years, Uncle Zhang would bring back a lot of this medicine every year when he returned to Qinzhong. Grandpa said it was good after drinking it.

Some people think it's not right, loquat cream has always been available in mainland China.

Well, there is, but it is definitely not from Nin Jiom, it is just an imitation product of a mainland pharmaceutical company. As for the effect, most users have a distinction and comparison.

Again, this is the result of the commercialization of the secret recipe.

The special environment creates a special situation. There are countless folk recipes and secret recipes handed down by masters of Chinese medicine in Hong Kong City. Only a small part of them are commercialized. Many people do not carry out the secret recipes because of their particularity in order to protect the secret recipes from being cheated by others. Commercial development and pharmaceuticals are all done by ourselves and sold exclusively.

The introduction of new regulations will not have much impact on the possession of such secret and folk remedies. Pharmaceuticals have nothing to do with doctors, and there are other laws and regulations. If they can be sold now, they can be bought later.

But Chinese medicine bone setting, acupuncture, massage, and as Uncle Qian said, some dog skin plasters can’t pass the drug inspection. They just rely on their craftsmanship to make a living. Overwhelmed?
Therefore, Uncle Qian wants to organize new regulations to come to power, and prepares to pull people to march and protest.

But Professor Jiang disagreed...

His attitude is more rational and more overall-oriented, but impersonal.

The new regulations came into force to standardize the management of Chinese medicine. So far, there is not even a Chinese medicine hospital in Hong Kong City. Yes, what a ridiculous thing, all there are are Chinese medicine departments and Chinese medicine clinics.

As long as Chinese medicine is standardized, there will be better development and a better future.

The TCM environment in Hong Kong City is terrible. If Zhou Sheng hadn’t listened to them, he would have no idea that the three nationally recognized TCM colleges in Hong Kong City only enroll 20 students each year. Only 60 people graduated.

However, these 60 people cannot find an internship unit in Hong Kong. Most of them will go to the mainland to apply for a job.

In such an environment, how can we talk about the development of Chinese medicine?
"My Professor Jiang, I know that you are dedicated to the public, but you don't even think about it. If they really plan to standardize the management of Chinese medicine, why do they add 'do not allow Chinese medicine practitioners to use X-ray related equipment' in the new regulations, saying that they are stealing Western medicine. Scientific research results, isn’t this a family shovel?”

As soon as Qian Shu's words came out, even Zhang Zhongjian, who hadn't spoken for a long time, couldn't help it... Chinese medicine is not allowed to use X-ray equipment. Isn't this a joke? This is Chi Guoguo's suppression of Western medicine! !
"Is the new regulation really set like this? It's not, it's not nonsense!"

The words fall.

Only then did the three of them turn their heads and look at Zhang Zhongjian who arrived at some time with a look of astonishment.

"Forehead……"

"When did Ah Zhang arrive?"

"Neglect, negligent, Ah Hong, hurry up and serve tea." Huang Mingshan stood up straight away, beckoning his wife to serve tea for Uncle Zhang.

The old lady didn't know whether to laugh or cry: "No, the tea has been refilled three times. You guys are arguing so much that you didn't even notice Ah Zhang and his grandson came."

The three smiled wryly and looked at each other, but there was no resentment.

Among old friends, discuss the matter as it stands, and never hurt feelings.

Zhang Zhongjian didn't blame the three of them, he waved his hands and said, "Let's be polite, let's talk about business. There is obviously something wrong with the new regulations. What's going on?"

"What's going on?" Uncle Qian became annoyed again, and slapped the table, "Western medicine is going to suppress Chinese medicine. The Chief Executive planned to build a Chinese medicine hospital last year. They are afraid that Chinese medicine will grab business after they get up. Ah Zhang, you know that. The position of Director of the Department of Health will never be allowed to sit by Chinese medicine practitioners."

"I have no choice but to pull people to march and protest. Tell me, what's your attitude? The four of us vote..."

Uncle Qian felt that Zhang Zhongjian must support him.

But in fact, Uncle Zhang is an outsider, so it's really difficult to express his opinion.

What's more, general practice assessment is also necessary, and the mainland has been popularized and standardized many years ago.

In terms of emotion, he agrees with Uncle Qian, the Department of Health is indeed suppressing him.

Yu Li, he also agrees with the new regulations.

"Don't count me, the four votes are easy to overlap, you three vote."

Uncle Qian was at a loss for words, and pointed at Zhang Zhongjian, speechless.

But yes, Zhang Zhongjian is not from Hong Kong, so there is nothing to say.

"Then vote, Mingshan."

But I don't want to, Huang Mingshan, a peacemaker, is still a shit-stirring stick: "I mean, as long as the X-ray system is banned in the new regulations, I will agree to the new regulations..."

"You!!" Uncle Qian's face turned black with anger, "Regularization, normalization, I don't know about normalization? But what about those uncles? I have no objection to anyone who wants to put someone to death after so many years." It has been formalized, but in fact? There has been no record of Chinese medicine curing people in Hong Kong for ten years, but the deputy director of the Hong Kong Adventist Hospital, who had an obvious medical accident, was covered up...and was demoted and punished until it was exposed by the media."

"What about Chinese medicine? If the facade is old and the area is too small, you will be disqualified. What's the reason? I don't agree, I definitely don't agree, okay, then let's divide into two groups, and I must do a demonstration to protest!!"

Say it.

Uncle Qian got up and went out angrily.

Huang Mingshan's wife still wanted to comfort her, but she had already left the gate on the first floor, so she had to return in embarrassment.

The scene was deserted for a moment before Huang Mingshan set his sights on Zhou Sheng and the two: "Hey, who is this?"

Zhou Sheng also smiled wryly, stood up and bowed: "Hi Uncle, I am Zhou Sheng."

The old lady added: "It's from Brother Ah Zhang's grandson."

(End of this chapter)