12dz Chapter 157 I'll eat with you from now on, okay?
Chapter 157 I'll eat with you from now on, okay?
Just one hour later, Wen Liya opened her own Weibo account.
She used to use the official WeChat account of University A’s Medical School, but today is different.
Since he was speaking up for his favorite student, how could he not personally take action like Fu Changwei?
At exactly 11 o'clock, an account with no followers, seemingly ordinary and like a zombie account, quietly posted a long article.
The account is very new, but the authentication information below is more misleading than the other.
Academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Dean of the Graduate School of the National Academy of Medical Sciences, Director of the Thoracic Surgery Branch of the Chinese Medical Association, Chairman of the Thoracic Surgery Committee of the National Health Commission, Vice President of the Chinese Medical Doctor Association, and Dean of the Medical School of University A
Compared with the previous achievements, the Dean of the Medical School of University A is really just the smallest position in Wen Liya's portfolio.
Before, she called Fu Changwei by his name in front of Su Huai, and it was not just talk.
Even if Fu Changwei came, he would have to respectfully call her Professor Wen. This is the confidence of being the number one person in the domestic medical field.
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Wen Liya V:
Here, I am only expressing my personal opinion as Teacher Su Huai.
I have watched Su Huai grow step by step to where she is today. She is a talent that the country has focused on training, and she is the future of our country.
There is a shortage of research talents in China nowadays. As her mentor, I can say responsibly that she is the most talented student I have ever met in my entire teaching career.
Genius is talent + hard work.
Do you think that if you can't achieve something, others can't achieve it either?
We are all compatriots. I am really sad to see the comments of some people online.
What I didn't expect was that twenty graduate students and doctoral students would anonymously petition for a thorough investigation.
Why be anonymous?
Do you just want the benefit of anonymity but don't want to bear the consequences of failing to question?
Friends who want to know the truth, please log on to the SCI website, which carries the results of Su Huai's entire academic career.
We are not afraid of doubts because we have real strength!
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Two big-name figures personally stepped in to clarify the matter.
Public opinion completely erupted at noon on the third day after the video was released.
Many doctors of medicine stepped forward and explained Su Huai's papers in a way that ordinary people could understand.
Only then did people who didn't know the truth realize how valuable Su Huai's papers were, and that they were definitely not adulterated.
At this point, the online doubts about Su Huai's paper being fake and his academic qualifications being questionable have completely disappeared.
Another half an hour passed before this matter was dealt with.
Yongdong City Hospital, which had been pretending to be dead, finally spoke out.
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Yongdong City Hospital (The First Affiliated Hospital of C University School of Medicine) V:
This hospital would like to make a brief statement regarding the recent dispute between Dr. Su Huai from the Department of Thoracic Surgery and a patient.
Before making our statement, we would like to apologize on behalf of the hospital for occupying public resources.
The following are the hospital's findings:
Cause and course of the incident:
Ms. Wang visited our hospital's respiratory department but to no avail. The respiratory doctor suggested that she go to the thoracic surgery department for another consultation.
The diagnosis given by thoracic surgeon Su Huai was consistent with that of the respiratory department. Ms. Wang was worried about her health and had doubts about this.
Su Huai suggested that she go to the respiratory department for treatment (Note: Dr. Su was not aware that Ms. Wang had already visited the respiratory department). Ms. Wang mistakenly believed that the two departments shared medical records with each other, so she thought that Dr. Su was suspected of defrauding her of the registration fee.
As a doctor, Su Huai's communication style had major loopholes, which further deepened the misunderstanding between him and Ms. Wang.
During the communication process, he became emotional many times and behaved in a humiliating manner towards the patient.
In response to this, our hospital has suspended Su Huai, deputy chief physician of thoracic surgery, for one week and apologized to Ms. Wang in person.
Hereby declare
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Many passers-by who had turned from haters to fans were filled with questions after reading this statement.
So is this putting all the blame on Su Huai?
Many people in the academic community who have just become fans of Su Huai have expressed their demands that the hospital produce the surveillance footage from that time.
They are not brainless keyboard warriors who believe everything they hear.
At this time, Su Huai's classmates at University A also stood up. They knew much more about Su Huai than those netizens who didn't even know what he looked like.
With Su Huai's personality, how could he possibly have a dispute with a patient?
Mount Tai collapses in front of him but he remains calm; a deer walks on his left but he doesn't blink.
This describes people like Su Huai.
What you said about the trees on the roadside being emotional is more credible than what you said about Su Huai being emotional.
Soon, the comment section of the municipal hospital was flooded again, and many medical experts demanded that the hospital produce video evidence.
But where is the video evidence?
Only Zhang Ruifang, Sister Wang, Wang Mei and Su Huai were present at the time. There was no surveillance in the doctor's office.
In the face of overwhelming public pressure, the city hospital still adopted the following approach:
Play dead
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"What else would you like to eat for lunch?"
Su Huai held the shopping bag in one hand and held Gu Yu's hand in the other, their fingers intertwined, and the two stood on the escalator leaning against each other.
In the eyes of passers-by, they are a sweet and loving couple. Gu Yu leans her head on Su Huai's neck, and the two of them confide in each other, which is indeed the case.
After thinking for a while, Gu Yu found a more comfortable position in Su Huai's arms, and then slowly replied:
"I want to eat...um...seafood."
“Seafood…good.”
Su Huai suddenly remembered that when she was in the first year of high school, she once brought Gu Yu to visit her home.
It happened that someone sent Su Minghua a large basket of seafood that day. Because Yongdong is located inland, it is not easy to eat fresh seafood, so a whole basket is particularly precious.
This kind of food will not taste good if left for a long time, so Su Minghua immediately decided to prepare a seafood feast at noon.
That day was the first time Su Huai saw Gu Yu eat so much. The lobster shells he had peeled in front of him could form a small hill.
At that time, I just thought she had never eaten it before and found it novel, so she ate more.
Now that she thinks about it, as the eldest daughter of the Gu family, what kind of delicacies had she not eaten before she left the Gu family?
What's more, the Gu family started out as a restaurant, so maybe Gu Yu has seen more things than she has.
Su Huai asked directly with doubt in his mind: "Do you like eating seafood?"
"Um..."
“Then why didn’t you tell me before?”
Without answering, Gu Yu fell into silence.
After a moment's silence, she tilted her head slightly, smiling innocently, "When my mother first cooked seafood for us when I was a child, I thought it was delicious."
"But..." He changed the subject, his tone becoming downcast again, "Less than ten minutes after Gu Yanshu ate it, she started to break out in rashes."
“Later I found out she was allergic to seafood.”
"I haven't eaten seafood since then. The last time I ate it was when I was a guest at your house."
In fact, Gu Yu was not depressed and couldn't eat seafood. It was his parents who found out that Gu Yanshu was allergic to seafood and immediately sent her to the hospital.
He stayed by the bedside for a day and a night, and then ordered the whole family not to eat seafood, let alone have seafood.
In contrast, when she was bitten by a dog due to an allergic reaction, Gu's father and mother just came over and glanced at her casually.
Afterwards, he even agreed to Gu Yanshu's request and ran to commemorate Lai Fu, who was stabbed to death by her.
How ironic.
Feeling the loneliness of the person in his arms, Su Huai squeezed her palm lightly.
The gentle voice is full of comfort:
"I'll eat with you from now on. You can eat whatever you want, okay?"