"You are a practitioner of Western medicine and might not fully understand Chinese medicine. Chinese medicine emphasizes observation, listening, questioning, and pulse-taking, while Western medicine relies on medical equipment to determine results through laboratory data. I am not talking nonsense. I believe you don't know this, but Director Liu should understand."
Ye Tian was thoroughly uninterested in saving the other's face.
"Young brother, truly, the new waves of the Yangtze River push forward the old. You claim you're not a doctor, but I can hardly believe that."
Director Liu was very happy; he liked embracing experts from various medical fields.
Whether it's Chinese medicine or Western medicine, as long as it can save lives, it's considered good medicine.
Furthermore, from the perspective of national pride, Director Liu hoped even more for the prosperity of Chinese medicine.
"Director Liu, I am indeed not a doctor."
