A doctor who travels through two eras

Zhou Dafa heaved a sigh of relief after hearing this. "That's fine. There's no point in pushing business away. Haha."

As long as it is not circulated in the market and is not caught by the relevant authorities, Zhou Dafa doesn’t care whether you sell it to Africa or America.

Xu Kaicheng was secretly surprised when he heard that Lin Sanqi wanted so many flu medicines. He wondered if there was a flu outbreak somewhere in the country recently. He was a doctor at an infectious disease hospital and was quite sensitive to flu.

"Qizi, since you want so many flu medicines, why don't you want other medicines? For example, antipyretics, Chinese patent medicines for clearing away heat and detoxification, etc., don't bother two people for one thing, just let Zhou Dafa take care of them all."

Lin Sanqi slapped his forehead, feeling a little embarrassed:
"Oh, thank goodness Brother Xu reminded me. You see, I'm not a doctor anymore, and my clinical thinking can't keep up. Brother Dafa, if you can get some antipyretic drugs, I can place an order for another 200 million."

Zhou Dafa is a medicine manufacturer. Even if he does not distribute the antipyretic drugs himself, he can still make a profit from the difference by selling them to others.

"Mr. Lin, no problem. Which fever-reducing medicine do you want?"

"Give me all the loxoprofen, both domestic and imported, and children's Motrin and Tylenol."

As for Chinese patent medicines for clearing heat and detoxifying, Lin Sanqi did not want them. He had been working at a traditional Chinese medicine hospital in 1960, and the hospital had no other medicines, but a lot of this type of medicine.

Zhou Dafa pounded his chest and said, "Don't worry, Mr. Lin, I will deliver the medicine to you tomorrow and I promise not to delay your business."

Lin Sanqi asked for 1200 million worth of drugs in one go. Even if Zhou Dafa only made 100 or points, the profit would still be million.

This money is easy to make and there is no need to share it with medical representatives. Zhou Dafa can put it all in his own pocket. How could he not be happy?

The transaction was completed and both parties dispersed after having a good meal and a few drinks.

At the entrance of the restaurant, Lin Sanqi stuffed a box of Cordyceps sinensis into Xu Kaicheng's hands: "Brother Xu, take it back and let your uncle and aunt replenish it."

Xu Kaicheng was shocked when he opened it: "Wow, so much, hundreds of thousands, you are really rich, I envy you."

Lin Sanqi joked, "Don't be envious. Our family will also produce medicines in the future, and we will inevitably need help from you brothers and sisters."

Xu Kaicheng was not shy: "Okay, let's not talk about far away places. Huadu is the world of our Huadu Medical University. If we alumni don't help each other, how can we help outsiders?"

As an old medical school in the south, Huadu Medical University has a history of more than 100 years. Its students can be said to be spread all over the three provinces in southern China. From the dean to the directors and the junior doctors, they are definitely in the mainstream position.

Doctors also have factions, and these factions are divided according to the medical school you graduated from.

If I were the dean, and I graduated from Huadu Medical University, of course I would mainly recruit alumni when I recruit new employees in the future. Over time, important positions in the hospital and department heads would all be graduates of Huadu Medical University.

To put it bluntly, it's factionalism. If you want to climb up in a hospital, you can't climb up unless you are from their faction.

Therefore, college entrance examination candidates who want to apply for medical majors should first think about which city they will work in the future. They must find out which medical school the doctors in this city mainly graduated from, and then take the exam at this medical school.

To give another example, if you plan to work in Huadu, then you can apply to Huadu Medical University.

If you plan to work in Hangzhou, then you'd better apply to Zhejiang University Medical School. Even if your score is not high enough, at least you should start with Wenzhou Medical University.

If you want to work in Chengdu, it is best to apply to the West China Medical Center of Sichuan University.

Because when you graduate and look for a job, if you find that the examiner graduated from the same university as you, your chances of being admitted will greatly increase.

When you start working, if you find out that the department director graduated from the same university as you, you will be given extra care in the department.

When you want to move up the career ladder, and you find out that the dean is an alumnus of the same university as you, then what else can you say? Just go to the dean's office to show your loyalty and build relationships. If that doesn't work, ask your university tutor to help you say hello to the dean. Then you will definitely get promoted and make money.

It is easy to imagine that after you start working, you find that nine out of ten doctors in your department graduated from Zhejiang University, and you are the only one who graduated from Sichuan University. Do you think they will unite, since you are the only outsider?

To put it bluntly, you won't even get a chance to eat shit.

So even though Lin Sanqi hates the current crappy presidents of Huadu Medical University in his heart, he has no problem with his fellow students from Huadu Medical University, as they are a veritable super network of contacts.

Wasn't there a news a few days ago, also at this university, that a female doctor was late for class for more than 20 minutes because she had to save a patient, and was finally punished by the university, with salary deductions, cancellation of evaluation, no promotion, etc. Lin Sanqi felt too much sympathy for this teacher, because they both had a common idiot school leader.

1960

When Lin Sanqi came back, it was still late at night. When he returned to his dormitory, he found that his father and elder brother were not asleep.

When Lin Sanqi found them, he discovered that the two were treating patients overnight...

Lin Sanqi did not disturb his father and brother. Although he already knew that the epidemic was caused by influenza and had obtained a large amount of medicine, the task he was now assigned was to provide logistical support, not medical support.

There is another thing. Lin Sanqi doesn't want to appear too active.

It's not that you can't, but doing so can easily hurt others.

If Lin Sanqi is now used in clinical practice, and he pays for the medicine out of his own pocket to treat patients, how should he charge? Should the money go to Lin Sanqi or to the Capital Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine?

Although he had reached a verbal agreement with Dean Shen, Lin Sanqi provided the "secret recipe" and Dean Shen provided the medicinal materials, the cash belonged to the hospital and the medicinal materials belonged to Lin Sanqi.

But there is no precedent for this. These days, dedication is the key. How can a private person take public property and put it in his own pocket? What if someone reports it?
Therefore, this matter still needs to be discussed collectively. Before his superiors give the final answer, he cannot use Mabaloxavir and Oseltamivir to treat the disease.

Of course, Lin Sanqi can also give away medicine for free.

But once this precedent is set, when encountering similar situations in the future, the hospital can completely ask those employees to learn about Lin Panax notoginseng and provide their own secret recipes or medicines free of charge.

What, you won’t give?
The situation of the veteran Chinese medicine practitioners in those units was already difficult, and Lin Sanqi could not put another heavy chain on them.

Why did the 12 veteran Chinese medicine practitioners give their medical books and secret recipes to Lin Sanqi for safekeeping instead of handing them over to the state?
It is because these old men are selfish, hoping that when the situation improves in the future, their descendants will be able to take back these precious family secrets, so that the family will have a way to make a living in the future.

If you hand it over, it will be gone forever and you will never get it back.

Lin Sanqi's current situation is the same as the one in "Zi Gong Redeems a Man".

There was a law in the State of Lu that stipulated that if any Lu citizen was unfortunately enslaved in another country, anyone who could redeem him would receive a reward from the government.

Zigong, a student of Confucius, once redeemed a man from Lu from another country, but he did not accept the reward from the government in order to show his nobility.

Confucius disagreed and taught him:

You redeemed the person but did not ask for the reward, which is wrong. The state formulates policies and laws for the people to accept, with the purpose of guiding people's behavior, not just to reflect personal moral character.

The fact that you accepted the reward from the government does not mean that your ideological level is not high. On the contrary, accepting the reward means that our laws can do what they say and their promises are worth a thousand gold.

Now that you don't accept the reward, it is certainly a noble act for you personally, but you cannot use your so-called nobility to highlight or even denigrate the normal behavior of others.

If you don't claim the bounty today, others will be embarrassed to claim the bounty in the future because of your example. In this way, who will take the initiative to redeem people in the future? Doesn't this go against the original intention of the country to make laws?"

Later, another student of Confucius, Zilu, rescued a drowning man. The man thanked him by giving him a cow, which Zilu accepted. Confucius said happily: From now on, the people of Lu will have the courage to rescue drowning people.

Therefore, the more selfless Lin Sanqi behaves now and the more willing he is to give up everything he has, the more likely he is to be regarded as an "advanced model" in the future, and then everyone will be required to learn from him and be required to selflessly give up everything they have.

This slogan cannot be said to be wrong. After all, times have changed and the situation is indeed difficult now.

But it is difficult for Lin Sanqi, a modern man, to accept this. He does not care how much these drugs are worth, because he earns enough. Ten million worth of drugs is just a drop in the bucket for him.

But for others, if they donate all their family property and all their family secret medicines, they will be left with nothing.

Of course, he had to use all the drugs he brought back. Now all Lin Sanqi had to do was wait for an opportunity to use Mabaloxavir and Oseltamivir. (End of this chapter)