Physician’s Odyssey

The old ones are successful and retired, and the new ones are flourishing.

The Chinese medicine industry is developing with a good momentum, with the replacement of the old and the new, the blood circulation, and the standby update.

The Qihuang Research Institute established by Yao Yu has attracted widespread attention because of the high cost of manuscripts and the plan to launch the annual Chinese medicine figure every year, so it has attracted the attention of many people in the industry.

The manuscript fee is the second priority. If you can be rated as the Person of the Year, it means that you can be completely famous in the Chinese medicine industry. Now in the Chinese market alone, Chinese medicine is a potential and very popular industry. As long as you become famous and become a family, it is fundamental No worries about job opportunities.

Chains like Yaoshen Group and Sanwei Group's Chinese medicine clinics are all developing globally, so if you want to work abroad, there is no shortage of opportunities.

Reviewers such as Yao Yu have to read at least 20 or 30 papers a day. Reading papers is to study the logic and opinions in them. It is much more difficult than treating patients. A paper needs to be read for at least half an hour, which means that every day It takes ten to fifteen hours to review papers, and the workload is not ordinary.

Yao Yu has opened up reviewers in the industry. These reviewers are not employees of the Qihuang Research Institute, but major experts in the Chinese medicine industry. They are qualified as reviewers.These reviewers don't necessarily care about the manuscript fees, they pay more attention to the identity of the reviewer, because it marks their standing at the top of the industry.

These industry reviewers only need to review five manuscripts per month. The manuscripts will be reviewed by the official staff of the Qihuang Institute. If there are two failed reviews, the identity of the reviewer will be cancelled.

Yao Yu agrees with this model because it can enhance the interaction between research results and industry personnel.The preliminary reviewers have reached more than two hundred people, but this number is not stable enough. It has been in operation for at least two years before it can form a stable pool. It is still at the point of crazy elimination.

Song Sichen is a special staff member of the Institute. He reviews a variety of manuscripts every day. Although the manuscripts are definitely mixed with content, but occasionally they will encounter surprises and refresh people.

Seeing that Song Sichen highly recognized the establishment of the Qihuang Research Institute, Su Tao was completely relieved.

He is planting trees now. After waiting for ten or twenty years, he can see if he is forward-looking by looking at his actions today.

Song Sichen can be sure that Su Tao is doing everything he did before. He is innovating every step, and every step is to explore new growth channels for the future of Chinese medicine.

Song Sichen and Dou Fanggang sat and chatted together a few years ago. Dou Fanggang always sighed: "The young people nowadays are really inferior to the next generation. Look at your disciples and grandchildren, none of them can take up the important task of revitalizing Chinese medicine, and wait for them to leave. What is left of Chinese medicine in this industry?"

But now Dou Fanggang will not say these things. He will not easily pour cold water on young people. He will even actively help young people share the pressure and encourage them to take on important tasks.

The quality of Huaxia's people is constantly improving. The feelings of hard work, bravery, self-esteem and self-improvement have never disappeared. Even if one generation does not look down upon the previous generation, in fact, every generation can take responsibility. Each generation perfectly interprets the deepest soul of the Huaxia nation. toughness.

Song Sichen is satisfied now, because he can finally trust the future of Chinese medicine to young people with confidence.

Su Tao sent Song Sichen downstairs. His mother Wen Yuezhen insisted on pulling Su Tao into the house. Su Tao asked the driver to leave, and then returned to the hotel.

Wen Yuezhen poured a cup of hot tea for Su Tao, Song Sichen took out a stack of printed papers from the study, and handed it to Su Tao with a smile: "I think the point of view of this paper is quite interesting. Take a look."

Wen Yuezhen peeled the fruit next to him, frowning and said: "Xiao Su, it's rare to be a guest at home, why do you always find things for him, can't you let him relax a little bit?"

Song Sichen raised his sword eyebrows and said, "I and Xiao Su are both of the same type. I wish I could break a second into pieces. If you don't believe me, ask him, am I embarrassing him?"

Su Tao took the paper and said with a smile to Wen Yuezhen: "Mother, thank you for your concern. I am also curious about the content of the paper."

Wen Yuezhen stood up and muttered: "Two weird people."

Su Tao quickly browsed the content of the paper and found that the concept inside was very novel. He proposed to split a brand new profession in the Chinese medicine industry, that is, "Chinese medicine tailor."

In the eyes of Chinese medicine practitioners, the proportion of Chinese medicinal materials is to change the amount and varieties of medicinal materials at any time according to the different conditions of the subject.

Although the condition is the same, each individual is different, leading to different effects of medicinal materials.

In fact, this also points out a key problem of western medicine. Each western medicine packaging box has instructions for taking the medicine. The instructions separate children from adults, but in fact this is unscientific.

In Western medicine, pediatric doctors pay more attention to differences. They will ask children’s weight and calculate the dosage of the medicine based on the weight. In fact, adults also need this differentiated ratio.

For example, for an adult who is one meter and six meters tall, and an adult who is two meters tall, is the dosage of the medicine the same?

The author of this paper believes that with the highly civilized society, people's needs for various services are also more demanding. If Chinese medicine wants to solve the current dilemma, you can consider from the perspective of "drug customization".

Now some developed countries have begun to experiment and regard it as the next industrial revolution.Consumers who want to buy a piece of clothing can take a photo on their mobile phone and then make a request for the clothing. The first-line factory will quickly get instructions to produce the finished product in an extreme time.

This means that the clothes that people wear in the future will not be the same, they will all be tailor-made.

Now the author proposes to work hard in this direction and set up a profession of "Chinese Medicine Customizer".According to the different physical conditions of each person, we will customize a medicinal material suitable for your illness. After the factory receives the order, it will immediately start production.

If his idea can be successful, it means that Sanwei Pharmaceutical will have a production line in the future to produce customized products. The medicinal materials used by each patient are not uniform.

Su Tao smiled calmly with Song Sichen: "I want to meet this author and have a good chat with him in person."

What attracted Su Tao to this paper was not only its novel viewpoints, but also many substantive implementation plans. Although it was still very young, many details showed that the author was seriously thinking about this issue.

Su Tao always believes that as long as there is a right direction, then he must boldly move in this direction.

Song Sichen smiled and said: "I know you will like this trending paper. Now most of the submissions are still academic papers, especially the disputes between the seven major medical schools. There are many dramas to watch every day."

Su Tao said with a smile, "Only when a hundred schools of thought contend, can a hundred flowers bloom."

Su Tao sent Yao Yu a message to see the author of the paper first and talk to him about the follow-up work.Yao Yu was a little surprised and asked, "How do you want to invest in him?"

Su Tao smiled, "Big Brother Yao who knows me. Money is not a problem. The key is that I have to see if he has the ability to successfully cheat money from me."

"It's a bit too much to say cheating?" Yao Yu laughed blankly.

"Good companies rely on one mouth to cheat and start from nothing." Su Tao smiled.

In fact, he was also an empty glove white wolf, and made his first pot of gold.

Yao Yu looked at Su Tao's message and sighed secretly. He knew Su Tao's intention to see the author.

It doesn't really matter whether the paper is written in the correct direction.What is important is that Su Tao hopes to arouse the interest of those theoretical researchers in this way, and let them know that researching theories is not only for disputes or manuscript fees, but a chance to encounter bigger Koi.

If it is written well enough to attract the attention of entrepreneurs, it will be an amazing investment.

If Yao Yu guessed correctly, if the author is lucky enough, he will receive at least 100 million investment from Su Tao.

Su Tao is a marketing expert. He is good at making use of all available opportunities to make a certain thing hot.

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On the way back to Hanzhou, Su Tao received a call from Witch Gu Sect Master Xie Yinyin.

She told Su Tao that a big clue had been found about the secret of the green bag, which made Su Tao's heart beat wildly.

Ever since the first fragment of the Qingnang scroll appeared, Su Tao had an idea deep in his heart that if he had the chance, he must find the TCM treasures secretly kept by Qingnangmen for many years.

In order to find clues, Xie Yinyin also went through untold hardships. She took a few of her most trusted people and ran almost all over the Miaojiang Mountains.

"The secret of the green capsule will not be accidentally located near the Xiyan Mountains. We asked many elderly locals. In their memory, there are often very mysterious wild doctors who practice medicine in the mountains and rivers. As for the wild doctors. The prescription is not like Ye Luzi was born, so I suspect it is a trace of Qingnangmen who traveled to medicine." Xie Yinyin explained.

Qingnangmen recorded in the wild history that they had been killed many times for treating illnesses to emperors and nobles.With their crimes, they can only hide their identity, practice medicine secretly among the people, and no longer reveal their identity in the world.

"Don't worry, I will make time to meet you." Su Tao's eyes flashed solemnly.

"When we searched the whereabouts of Qingnangmen, we found that there were other people investigating their traces." Xie Yinyin said solemnly.

"This is understandable. Regardless of whether the Qingsang Secret Treasure is as magical as it is in the legend, as long as their ruins can be found, it is a valuable asset for Chinese medicine. Moreover, after so many years of inheritance, there must be a large number of valuable collections in the secret. Antiques are enough for many laymen to make a fortune with this. Wealth always drives people crazy, and even takes risks." Su Tao said calmly.

"By the way, I am short of money." Xie Yinyin said suddenly.

"Well, send me the bank card, and I will have someone transfer it to you tomorrow." Su Tao said happily.

After hanging up Su Tao's phone, Xie Yinyin sighed softly.

Whether the witch sect can re-emerge and whether the sect person can live a new life, the bargaining chips must all be placed on the secret of the green sac!