Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 1095 The Dean's Lifelong Political Skills, Preparations for the Family Gathering (Bonus Chapter for Monthly Tickets)
Developing standardized compound preparations for the European market, even simplified versions like digestive patches or calming granules, involves a whole process including project initiation, literature review, prescription screening/optimization, extraction and purification process research, quality standard research, stability studies, pharmacological and toxicological experiments, pilot-scale amplification, and application document preparation. This process itself represents an extremely valuable accumulation of experience.

These experiences and technical capabilities can be seamlessly applied to more core and sensitive product transformations in the future.

Some of the secret formulas I found in "Imperial Medical Prescriptions Collection" can be directly converted into products. After the reform and opening up, the domestic market is huge, and the Chinese people need these effective TCM products. This is like paving the way in advance.

This opportunity allows us to establish a comprehensive internal system, set up specialized departments within the formula research institute, such as the quality research department, formulation development department, and pharmacology and toxicology laboratory, establish standardized operating procedures (SOPs), and form a multidisciplinary collaborative research team structure.

Moreover, the secret formula research institute itself is the focus of attention from various parties abroad.

Now, the dialect is launching a "legitimate" international standard research project, which can also serve as the main public activity of the research institute. This can effectively cover up the deeper research on the core secret formula and act as a smokescreen.

The things underground at the Secret Formula Research Institute were prepared specifically for these things.

Moreover, projects approved by the Ministry of Health are essentially given official "protective clothing".

When conducting relevant research activities, they have more confidence and receive more protection from the administrative level, at least with an extra layer of filing and informed consent.

That's why they say having an elder in the family is like having a treasure.

Fang Yan felt enlightened after listening to the old dean's words.

This is something that definitely needs to be done.

He cupped his hands in a respectful gesture to the old man and said:
"Thank you for your guidance. I will go to see the leaders of the Ministry of Health tomorrow."

The old man waved his hand:

"You need to write a report, a paper report, the more detailed the better. Tomorrow is not a good time either. You need to talk things over with Mr. Hu. It would be best to invite people from the Ministry of Health to participate in the discussion."

"Okay!" Fang Yan suddenly realized and nodded.

At this moment, he found himself to be a bit like a greenhorn in this regard.

The dean rarely saw Fang Yan show a somewhat bewildered expression. Although it was only fleeting, he caught it and said with a smile:

"Don't panic. Let me ask you, do you know how to write a project proposal?"

Fang Yan frowned slightly, thought for a moment, and said:

"We should...first emphasize the political significance and respond to the call for national scientific and technological development, then write a plan for the internationalization of traditional Chinese medicine at the research institute, demonstrate its economic value, emphasize its ability to generate foreign exchange, seize the European market, and attract resource allocation."

After listening, the dean smiled and nodded:

"Not bad, I do have some ideas, but it's not enough."

He paused and continued:
"Regarding the political aspect, you also need to quote the leaders' speeches at the conference, as well as Director Liao's speech on cultural identity tonight. In addition, you need to submit a technical feasibility report. It doesn't need to be too detailed, but you need to let the leaders know that your work can be implemented."

"Hmm..." Fang Yan suddenly realized and nodded.

Then the dean continued:

"And there's more! The second step is that this report is just the beginning. You need to write a resource integration plan later, covering the business, academic, and administrative sides. You need to clearly state what kind of help you need, what kind of plan you have, and what you need to do."

"In the end, it's not enough to just write a plan; you also have to write a risk management plan. If the European market fails, what kind of backup plan do you have? For example, the domestic market or the Southeast Asian market. You have to tell the leaders that this approach is not only applicable in Europe but also in other places. They are more willing to take on projects that are 'even if they fail, there won't be any major problems.'"

"In addition, you should emphasize the value at the end. Use similar slogans from your speech today at the end of the report to highlight the value of the project. This will increase the chances of approval."

Fang Yan suddenly realized that this was how the report was structured.

Fang Yan felt that his experience in this area was almost nonexistent, and the reports from the hospital before were not very useful. Compared with the structure of the hospital director's report, Fang Yan felt that his was the real, complete version.

Linking technology projects to national strategies significantly increases the project approval rate, as the Ministry of Health prefers to support projects that "respond to the national call."

Avoiding the limitations of purely technical research, highlighting the project's contribution to the national economy.

At the same time, they did not forget to reduce concerns about approval, because leaders are indeed more willing to support projects that they can “afford to lose”.

Drawing on decades of experience within the system, the dean delivered a report that taught Fang Yan "how to use national resources to manage his own affairs." His advice was not only professional but also a manifestation of high-level political wisdom.

Previously, no one could teach these dialects.

After listening to the dean's words, I almost activated the system.

"Hey, is it time yet? I don't feel dizzy anymore!" Old Hu's voice came from inside the car at this moment.

Fang Yan snapped out of her daze and replied to him:

"Here you are, let me remove the needle." ...

Next, Fang Yan removed the needle from Lao Hu's needle, said goodbye to him, and then walked out of the hospital with the dean.

After seeing the dean off at the entrance of the Xiehe Villa area, Fang Yan bowed and took his leave before returning home.

"Oh, you're finally back!" The old lady immediately stood up to greet him when she saw Fang Yan.

He handed the box to his wife:
"These are ancient books sent by traditional Chinese medicine practitioners from Southeast Asia. I'll put them here for now and put them on the bookshelf after I've organized the contents."

"Okay." Zhu Lin took the box and went into the bedroom.

At this moment, Zhao Zhengyi walked in carrying a small basin of hot water and greeted Fang Yan:

"Master, please wash your face."

"Haha, good lad..." Fang Yan said with delight.

He walked over, picked up a towel from the basin, wrung it out, and then wiped his face.

"Did they recognize each other at the dinner party tonight?" the mother-in-law asked Fang Yan.

"Okay, I accept it." Fang Yan nodded, put down the towel, and sat down on a chair.

Little Zhao Zhengyi carried the basin out again, and Fang Yan vaguely felt that this scene was like a public service advertisement.

The old woman walked over and smelled Fang Yan's scent:
"Wow, you reek of alcohol. You've drunk even more today than usual."

After saying that, he brought over a cup of brewed tea and said:
"Here, rinse your mouth with tea."

After rinsing my mouth with the dialect, my family started asking me all sorts of questions.

Fang Yan recounted her conversation with He You at the dinner party that evening and told them that He You would be inviting their family and two of her uncles' families to dinner the following night.

“Your second uncle’s family has cut ties with us. I really don’t want to see him,” the old woman said.

“Then I won’t go,” Fang Yan said decisively.

My mother said with some hesitation:
"It wouldn't be good if they didn't go, after all, they've just come back from England..."

Fang Yan was both amused and exasperated. He said to his mother:

"Then just don't talk to them when you go tomorrow, just pretend you don't know them."

The old woman nodded and said:

"I can see it."

After saying that, he turned to the dialect and said:

"Then we need to have Fang Jie and Fang Chen ask for leave tomorrow night, and we also need to tell your dad."

"After all, they invited our whole family, so we have to make sure everyone is there."

He said in dialect:

"You don't need to worry about that. I'll just call my older sister's principal tomorrow to ask for leave, and I'll also call Dad to let him know."

My mother nodded and agreed.

Next, Fang Yan rinsed his mouth with tea leaves, then took a shower and changed his clothes. Finally, the smell of alcohol on his body was gone. He had drunk so much tonight, but hadn't eaten much.

I took a shower and then got hungry.

So Fang Yan went and cooked another bowl of noodles, and that was the end of it.

Fang Yan then went to the study to organize the logic of the report before going to bed to rest.

The next day arrived in the blink of an eye, and the medical outreach event for overseas Chinese businesspeople officially began.

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(End of this chapter)