Director Sun's tone was stern and blunt: "People with criminal records, who have been to prison, people with questionable character..."

"You deliberately dragged him up here to put on this melodramatic show and smear Comrade Fu. What are you up to?"

"Comrade Fu is a genuine researcher who has successfully developed heart valves and coronary balloons. How many lives will this save? Instead of discussing the technology, you're digging into his family affairs and personal matters, throwing mud at him in all sorts of ways. That's going too far!"

"This is a place to discuss medical advancements, not a venue for your underhanded tactics and distorting the truth!"

He turned to Fu Chaochao, his tone stern: "Alright, this isn't a theater. Stop acting. Everyone knows your background. Leave immediately and don't delay our meeting!"

Fu Chaochao's face flushed slightly: "I..."

"Please leave immediately."

Director Sun's attitude was quite impolite.

Fu Chaochao took in the disdain and contempt of the crowd out of the corner of her eye.

Knowing that no matter what I say, no one will believe me,

She looked at Fu Hua and said, "Hua Hua, I truly regret my mistake. I will come again until you are willing to forgive me."

Fu Hua didn't believe a single pinyin symbol in those words.

A leopard can't change its spots; Fu Chaochao's attitude was quite sincere, but his actions were extremely arrogant.

This is the kind of feeling that comes from being so pent up.

Fu Hua looked towards Instructor Shi, in the direction of Shi Zhong.

They've had their turn; now it's her turn.

It's time to settle accounts with Kang Hua.

The host invited Fu Hua to come on stage to share her research findings.

Fu Hua took the microphone and apologized for taking up everyone's time, then looked at Instructor Shi in a cold tone.

"Some people keep smearing me, resorting to any means necessary for the sake of heart valves and monopolistic practices!"

"Then let's have a proper discussion about this today."

Fu Hua waved backstage, and the big screen immediately lit up.

Surveillance video shows that Shi Zhong led a group of people to break into Anzhen's medical supplies room late at night and steal heart valves.

The video is crystal clear, showing even the people's facial features in a one-to-one comparison, leaving absolutely no room for explanation.

The crowd below immediately began to murmur amongst themselves.

"My God, Kang Hua is so shameless!"

"They still pretend to be the benchmark of the medical field every day, stealing other people's scientific research results. This is a crime."

"No wonder those five surgeries were so successful; they just stole the valves they already had!"

Director Sun, Deputy Director Cui, and several other leaders were all speechless.

In addition to the content in the video, there is also the video itself.

In this era, surveillance is not widespread.

The image is not very clear, it is dark, and has static noise.

They're usually only installed at the hospital entrance and in the corridors.

Who would have thought that Anzhen even had surveillance cameras installed in its supplies warehouse, and that they captured such clear footage?

Is this some kind of cutting-edge technology?

Shi Zhong was speechless. His mind raced as he searched for reasons to defend himself.

But the video was so clear that even his frowning expression was clearly visible.

Fu Hua paused, then continued, "Those so-called successful valve surgeries at Kanghua were all performed using valves developed by Anzhen. They simply didn't have the ability to do it themselves; they stole them all!"

"So what if the person in the video is Shi Zhong?"

Professor Shi stood up: "How can you prove that the patient's valve was stolen?"

"Kanghua has already successfully developed a heart valve; there's no need to steal it."

"Really? Did it work?"

Fu Hua didn't give them a chance at all.

Immediately afterwards, the police station released Dr. Liu's statement, which was projected onto a large screen:

"Don't forget the innocent patient who died during the first heart valve surgery at Kanghua Fuwai Hospital."

Fu Hua slowly recounted: "The surgery went wrong, the patient died, and you were afraid of taking responsibility, so you pushed all the blame onto Dr. Liu, forcing him to take the fall and lose his job, ruining his life. Is this your medical ethics? Is this your character?"

In her statement, Dr. Liu identified Kang Hua as having a heart valve problem.

Shi Zhong's legs went weak, and he almost collapsed into the chair.

Instructor Shi's face turned from white to pale, and his chest heaved violently.

"Just because he says there's a problem with the valve, does that mean there is? What evidence do you have?"

Professor Shi remained calm. If the police had evidence, they would have arrested him long ago.

Director Sun turned around, frowning. "Comrade Shi, are you in charge of Kanghua? Why are you the one handling all the questions?"

The others looked on with suspicion and whispered among themselves.

"They're probably all in cahoots, like snakes and rats."

Mentor Shi glanced at Shi Zhong: "As a shareholder of Kanghua, I naturally have an obligation to stand up and explain."

"right."

Shi Zhong mustered his courage: "Our heart valves have all the proper procedures, and all clinical trials were successful before they were released to the market. What gives you the right to slander us?"

"Today, Comrade Fu, if you can't produce any evidence, don't blame Kanghua for suing you."

"Come in."

Fu Hua called out towards the door, and Tan Rongrong walked in with a man in a suit.

Everyone was curious about the two people's identities.

Fu Hua explained that her clear voice resonated throughout the entire venue:

"This lawyer, Zhang, is a state-employed practicing lawyer."

As Fu Hua finished speaking, everyone's emotions went through ups and downs, like they were on a rollercoaster.

In the 1990s, people rarely saw lawyers.

This matter is no longer a simple academic dispute; it involves illegal and criminal activities.

Fu Hua really went all out.

"I invited him here today to tell everyone that the actions of Professor Shi, Shi Zhong, and Kanghua Hospital are no longer just academic infighting or a matter of character."

This is stealing scientific research results, falsifying medical data, and disregarding human life; it is a real crime!

"All the experimental data and clinical reports that Kanghua has released to the public are fake materials. They simply do not have the ability to conduct independent research and development."

From beginning to end, they've been swindling and deceiving people by stealing my work!

These words immediately caused an uproar in the audience.

To say these things at such a prestigious academic summit is tantamount to directly labeling Kang Hua as having violated the law.

Everyone understood that this was no longer a quarrel, but a matter that needed to be addressed through legal proceedings.

When Shi Zhong saw Tan Rongrong appear, he immediately realized that he had been tricked.

No wonder their clinical trials have been problematic; it turns out the data was completely wrong.

Tan Rongrong held the microphone and whispered, "It was Kang Hua's people who sent me to infiltrate Comrade Fu's lab to steal heart valve experimental data. If I didn't agree, they would mess with me. I'm just an orphan, I'm scared."

"So where did your fake data come from?"

Director Sun asked.

Tan Rongrong glanced at Fu Hua.

Fu Hua said, "Just tell the truth."

Tan Rongrong thought for a moment. If she said that Fu Hua gave it to her, it would definitely implicate her.

This is deliberately fabricated data; it involves human lives, so I can't say anything.

"After I submitted the real data, I altered it in several ways."

Instructor Shi scoffed, "You're just a clueless girl. Even if you were to change it, how would you know how? Someone deliberately instructed you to give Kang Hua false data, didn't they?"

Professor Shi exuded an aura of authority, which startled Tan Rongrong.

Fu Hua frowned: "Professor Shi, so now you're admitting that Kang Hua stole data from their peers, right?"

Instructor Shi's expression changed slightly as he inadvertently fell into the trap designed by Fu Hua.

The way everyone looked at him became suspicious and scrutinizing.

Shi Zhongye looked at Instructor Shi with annoyance.

Tan Rongrong continued, "My brother is a member of Comrade Fu's team. He often talks to me about these things, so I know how to change."

With these words, Fu Hua was completely exonerated.

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