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Chapter 1451 Beijing Youth He Xi, Ode to Joy Zhao Qiping!
In the new Calabash Brothers group that Ruolan created, apart from Ruolan herself watching the fun with a mischievous grin, the other four Calabash Brothers were not laughing at all.

Huang Yimei and Ding Xun were quite emotional.

Jiang Nansun and Ruan Liuzheng were more reserved.

Ok.

This is a statement of high emotional intelligence.

He was actually just sulking.

The main target wasn't He Chen, or even Ding Xun, the newcomer who was enjoying himself but showing off to them, but Ruo Lan, who made them grit their teeth.

Knowing it's one thing, being added to a group and having such a group name is quite another.

Ruolan is clearly stirring up trouble, directly stabbing them in the back!
What they found even harder to accept than He Chen's treatment of them was this way.

Four Nine Cities.

hospital.

"News about He Chen?" Ruan Liuzheng, who was having lunch with her best friend Huang Zhitao in the cafeteria, was looking at her phone and sulking. Before her best friend could speak, Dr. Wu Qian, who was sitting opposite her, spoke first. Then, just as Ruan Liuzheng looked over, she said her most classic line again.

"No need to explain to me~"

Huang Zhitao couldn't hold back and covered her mouth, coughing repeatedly; she had laughed so hard she almost choked.

Last time, Dr. Wu Qian suddenly said something like that, and even specifically emphasized that she was an orthopedic surgeon, which could make Huang Zhitao laugh for the rest of her life.

Ruan Liuzheng was also choking and feeling very uncomfortable.

However, instead of keeping her distance from Dr. Wu Qian, she did not resist Dr. Wu Qian's occasional approach. So much so that now when they meet in the hospital cafeteria, Dr. Wu Qian will join the table that used to be just the two of them.

Huang Zhitao didn't think her best friend was afraid that orthopedic surgeon Wu Qian would say something inappropriate and expose some truths.

My best friend is never afraid of this; in fact, she'd love for everyone to know.

Back in high school, whenever someone categorized her as He Chen's younger sister, her best friend would repeatedly emphasize that she wasn't her sister and didn't even have that title. He Chen hadn't been adopted by her mother; she was just temporarily staying with her.

So, the fact that her best friend tacitly allowed Dr. Wu Qian to get close to her was probably more because her best friend was willing to accept it.

This isn't actually that strange.

Dr. Wu Qian is a key member of the orthopedics team and has excellent professional skills, which is a huge plus in my best friend's eyes.

Keep in mind that this is orthopedics, which often requires physical labor. Female doctors are inherently weaker, so it takes talent and perseverance for them to stay in orthopedics and achieve a certain level of expertise.

This is actually quite similar to my best friend working in neurosurgery.

As the former and present crown jewels of the surgical field, departments such as cardiac surgery and neurosurgery, which often involve major surgeries, have always been off-limits to female doctors.

Because major surgeries are time-consuming and physically demanding, female doctors often find it difficult to endure the physical strain.

They share this commonality, and Dr. Wu Qian is also somewhat eccentric and aloof, which is similar to her best friend.

Now, with He Chen's joke back, their approach is both unexpected and perfectly logical.

May I sit here?

Just as Huang Zhitao was about to burst out laughing, a dark-skinned, simple-minded young doctor stood there holding a tray and nervously struck up a conversation.

"Please sit down, Dr. He." Wu Qian smiled slightly, glanced at the blank-faced Ruan Liuzheng and the amused Huang Zhitao, and nodded in acknowledgment.

"This is Dr. He Xi from our orthopedics department, and another outstanding young man in our orthopedics department, Gao Qi, who are known as the two outstanding figures in orthopedics."

"Thank you for the compliment, Professor Wu. I dare not accept such praise. We are just ordinary attending physicians. My high school classmate Zhao Qiping is going to Shanghai University to complete his bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees. He will soon be promoted to associate professor. He is a true young talent in orthopedics."

"Humble and kind! Dr. Huang, Dr. Ruan, you saw that, right?" Wu Qian smiled as she looked at Huang Zhitao and Ruan Liuzheng.

Huang Zhitao smiled and nodded, but her eyes showed pity. This was yet another pitiful girl who had fallen for her best friend but was destined to never have her.

My best friend is having mixed feelings right now.

There was a hint of joy at being pulled into this group by Ruolan, but more than that, there was endless anger.

At this time, showing goodwill and getting closer can easily provoke a backlash from your best friend.

And could it be that Dr. Wu Qian is having an orthopedic surgery addiction and wants to treat her best friend?
Thinking of this, she tried hard to purse her lips and suppress her laughter.

"How old is Dr. He?" Ruan Liuzheng asked.

“I’m 25,” He Xi said timidly.

"This Dr. Zhao Qiping is your classmate, so he should be the same age. He probably hadn't even finished his bachelor's, master's, and doctoral studies yet, right?" Ruan Liuzheng pressed. "How could he be promoted to deputy director so quickly?"

"Huh?" He Xi was stunned. He hadn't expected that Ruan Liuzheng cared about this. He was caught off guard, and his head was buzzing.

"Dr. He, you were just being polite when you said 'immediately,' right? You mean very soon, not right?" Huang Zhitao understood why her best friend reacted this way and quickly asked on her behalf.

My best friend is filled with disgust and hatred for the medical prodigies who are on par with her. She can't stand this kind of promotion that is completely out of the ordinary and takes a different path.

In her best friend's eyes, the rules and regulations in medicine are all forged from lessons learned through blood and tears, and must be followed.

Ignoring this basic medical science principle and promoting people out of turn is a crooked and unethical practice that should be condemned by everyone.

He Xi's praise of the school aroused her best friend's vigilance and suspicion.

“Zhao Qiping is a year older than me. He has already graduated with a bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degree. I’ve only heard that he’s about to be promoted to deputy director, but I don’t know exactly how fast,” He Xi quickly explained.

"He's a medical doctor, so his promotion speed will definitely be faster than those of us with only a bachelor's or master's degree in medicine..."

He hesitated for a moment, then ultimately didn't say it.

"Is there a connection?" Ruan Liuzheng noticed He Xi's hesitation at a glance.

"...His girlfriend's father is a leader in the Shanghai Municipal Health Bureau," He Xi replied in a rather embarrassed voice.

no way!
He didn't want to say such things to his old classmate, as it might cause him trouble, but he also didn't want to lie to Ruan Liuzheng.

When it comes to the topic of connections, his father is a doctor at the hospital, so to some extent, he can be considered a person with connections.

Now that Ruan Liuzheng cares so much about this, even though he didn't rely on his father for anything, he still feels ashamed just thinking about it.

“Then it’s not surprising, then it’s not surprising,” Huang Zhitao murmured.

This reinforced Huang Zhitao and her friends' stereotype that so-called outstanding young people can write first-prize essays because either their father is the hospital director, their father-in-law is a leader in the health bureau, or at the very least, their teacher is a director or hospital director.

They can never escape these limitations.

No wonder her best friend was so disgusted by the idea of ​​searching for enemies in the void.

So it wasn't searching for enemies in the void at all, but rather having sharp eyes that could see right through them.

Then she thought of herself, who was also a second-generation doctor, and felt very melancholy.

It's not that I'm sad that she's also the kind of person who's disliked and despised by her best friend, but rather that the reason her parents didn't choose to stay in China and shine, but instead abandoned her and went to a dangerous country, is it possible that they couldn't write about the award-winning achievements of my director, dean, father, teacher, or father-in-law, and therefore couldn't quickly be promoted to a position suitable for them.

That's why I went abroad and worked so hard to maximize my self-worth.

If that were the case, then she would really have the same idea as her best friend.

If her parents could have stayed in China, why would she have had to live with both parents and yet be treated like an orphan from childhood?

(End of this chapter)