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Director Xia was quite impressed with Liu Banxia because of his ability to motivate the students. The deeds Liu Banxia had accomplished were also indeed praiseworthy.
Initially, he had been somewhat put off by Liu Banxia. So "young," and just because he was Zhou Shuwen's disciple, did that mean he could break so many rules?
But after getting to know him better, that impression faded. Liu Banxia didn't just possess skills; he also had ideas.
Every year, the hospital faced a talent gap—a feast or famine situation. Many students graduated from medical school annually, but their impact on society wasn't very significant. The hospital needed a good reputation, and so did the school. The school's performance in this area had declined over the past two years, and it was no longer spoken of as frequently as before.
