Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 291: Team Leader Fang, Hidden Dragons and Crouching Tigers in the Team
"Old Fang!" As soon as Fang Yan arrived at the Huaxia Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine, he heard someone calling him.

Fang Yan stopped the car and turned around, then he saw Meng Jimin.

He changed into new clothes, combed his hair back into a slicked-back style, and wore gold-rimmed glasses. He stood not far away in a very showy manner.

"Why are you here so early?" Fang Yan looked at his watch and asked him.

Meng Jimin said:
"It's close to me. I can just take a walk after dinner and come here."

Fangyan looked around:
"What about the rest?"

Meng Jimin also glanced at his watch and said:

"There's still half an hour left. They're closer than us. It'll be fine if they arrive on time."

Fang Yan nodded and said:
"I'll go park the car and be right back."

Then he drove to the carport and parked the car, then walked out of the carport taking the oil paper he brought with him.

Seeing the file bag containing oil paper in Fangyan's hand, Meng Jimin asked:
"What's that in your hand?"

Fangyan raised the file bag:

"Oil paper, I wrote a part of the general theory of Chinese medicine processing at home."

Perhaps he didn't expect that the dialect was written in advance, so he asked curiously:
"What's the general idea?"

The dialect explains:
"It mainly describes the basic theories, knowledge, and skills of Chinese medicine processing, as well as future research directions and methods."

“I can basically do it by myself, without the need for mapping or support from others.”

"What the team needs to do is to classify them according to the medicinal parts, add medicinal materials to the list of traditional Chinese medicines collected in the "Collection of Experience in Processing Traditional Chinese Medicines", and list in detail the processing methods of ancient and modern times and the properties of the pieces."

"Then we will contact the Chinese Pharmacopoeia, which is currently being compiled, to make unified drug quality standards."

"Finally, the most important thing is to list the clinical medical cases from ancient times to the present, and explain the sources."

Meng Jimin opened his mouth and frowned:
"Our workload sounds like a lot!?"

Fangyan laughed and said:

"The workload is not big, can so many people come?"

Then he patted him on the shoulder:

"But you are only responsible for drawing the map. Don't worry about anything else. Mr. Cheng will arrange the rest."

Then Meng Jimin asked:

"As the main author, what other responsibilities do you have in the team?"

Fangyan thought for a moment and said:
“I am responsible for coordinating and scheduling everyone’s work, formulating the book outline, and trying my best to cooperate with everyone to achieve professionalism.”

"I am the leader of this book writing team."

After hearing this, Meng Jimin said:
"So, all researchers have to listen to you?"

The dialect said:

"Not all of them are researchers. There are also college teachers with teaching experience and college students. They are the main force in compiling textbooks. This book has very high requirements and they are indispensable."

Meng Jimin said in surprise:

"In other words... before you even start college, you're already using college teachers and seniors as your own?"

Fangyan shrugged:

"Well, if you want to understand it that way, it's actually OK."

Meng Jimin couldn't help but give a thumbs up:
"Oh my god, it's just you. No one else would have this opportunity."

"It's all because of Mr. Cheng giving me face." Fang Yan said.

Meng Jimin smiled and said:
"Isn't that modest..."

"Comrade Fangyan?" At this moment, Fangyan heard someone calling him from the side.

Fang Yan looked in the direction of the voice and found that it was the students of Professor Wang Yuchuan whom he had met last time at the acupuncture hospital next door. Fang Yan even got close to them and found out each of their names.

Last time, Mr. Cheng asked them to come and help him, but he didn't expect that three of them would come at once. In addition, there was an unknown female student beside them.

Fangyan first greeted the people he knew:
"Xie Chunrong, Zhao Qingkai, Chen Wenwei, and this one..."

"Su Yue." The short-haired girl with thick glasses stretched out her hand to Fangyan.

Fang Yan nodded, shook hands with her, and introduced himself:
"dialect."

Then Meng Jimin who was standing nearby also got to know the few people.

Unlike Meng Jimin, these four people have already learned from Professor Wang Yuchuan that Fang Yan will be the leader of the book writing team.

Fangyan also noticed that among the people who came earlier, only three seemed easier to manage. Wang Yuchuan did not call over those who were difficult to manage. Instead, he called over a girl Fangyan had never seen before.

This is probably because Mr. Cheng was worried that it would be difficult to manage people, so he asked Professor Wang Yuchuan to screen them first.

From this we can see that although Old Cheng has many tricks, he is still quite reliable in doing things.

After a few people chatted for a while, Mr. Cheng and Professor Wang Yuchuan came over with a few other people.

This also included Luo Huichun who came to inform Fangyan in the morning.

Mr. Cheng gathered everyone together and introduced them to each other.

The first thing is to introduce himself. As the person in charge and initiator of this project, everyone knows him, so I just gave a brief introduction.

Then the dialect is introduced.

Mr. Cheng first briefly talked about Fang Yanqu’s achievements, and then talked about his position and authority in the group.

He is the main author of this book "Chinese Materia Medica Processing" and also the leader of the writing team.

He also serves as a clinical expert in traditional Chinese medicine and a consultant on ancient books and materials.

Next, we will introduce the Chinese medicine researchers from the institute. One is the familiar Luo Huichun and the other is a middle-aged man named Yin Fangshan. After Mr. Cheng’s introduction, Fangyan learned that they were both from the Chinese medicine research laboratory and knew the properties of various Chinese medicines very well. Like Ms. Tu, Yin Fangshan had participated in the compilation of the book "Collection of Experiences in Chinese Medicine Processing", so he can be said to be very experienced.

Then there is the medicinal material cartographer, Meng Jimin.

He was a staff member transferred from a lower-level unit, but his teacher was very impressive and left a deep impression on everyone.

Next came the college teachers and students who gave feedback on the textbooks.

These are all people familiar with the dialect, namely Professor Wang Yuchuan and his four students.

The last and most crucial person is the person responsible for communicating with the compilation team of the "Chinese Pharmacopoeia".

According to Mr. Cheng’s introduction, this person’s name is Shi Zhensheng.

When Fangyan heard the name, he felt it sounded familiar and thought that he might be a great man.

Then I heard from Mr. Cheng that this person was also Mr. Cheng’s fellow villager, and was an editorial board member of "Yanjing Traditional Chinese Medicine", "Traditional Chinese Medicine Research", and "Zhongjing Academic and Clinical" magazine, and was also the chief physician of Xiyuan Hospital.

The most important thing is that he has several fellow brothers in the compilation team of the "Chinese Pharmacopoeia".

Besides, this brother’s master is really awesome.

That was Yue Meizhong, the initiator of the first graduate class of traditional Chinese medicine.

Yue Meizhong paid great attention to the cultivation of later generations throughout his life. He had many disciples, including Yue Peifen, Chen Keji, Wang Guosan, Wang Zhanxi, Li Chunsheng, and Jiang Youli, all of whom were well-known Chinese medicine practitioners who were famous when they went to school in dialect.

Actually, the old professor in the dialect university in the previous life was actually a junior of Doctor Shi.

Thinking of this, Fang Yan finally remembered who Shi Zhensheng was.

He is a big book writer and has written many books, including: "Explanation of Treatise on Febrile Diseases", "Essentials of Syndrome and Treatment of Exogenous Febrile Diseases", "Essentials of TCM Syndrome and Treatment of Nephritis", "Toki's Medical History", "Outline of TCM Diagnosis and Treatment" (Japanese version), "Toki's Nephrology", etc.

He also participated in the compilation of large-scale Chinese medicine academic works such as "Practical Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine", "Modern Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine", "Differential Diagnosis of Chinese Medicine Syndromes", "Differential Diagnosis of Chinese Medicine Diseases", and "Practical Diagnosis and Treatment of Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine".

It is said that personal connections are very important. Only Mr. Cheng can sort out this huge network of relationships.

Fangyan never expected that Old Chengtou had equipped the team with such high-level talents, which could be described as a place where many hidden dragons and crouching tigers are present.

PS: This chapter is finished, and I still owe you twenty-one thousand.

Not today
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