Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 945 Equivalent Exchange, Leaders from Yuan Qingshan's Hometown (Bonus Chapter for Monthly Tickets)
"Then it's settled!" Wang Jin looked around at everyone, his tone decisive.

Unlike other rich kids who rely solely on their families, he successfully completed numerous projects with the help of his father-in-law. With capital in hand, he could make decisions on the spot.

Upon hearing the dialect, I secretly cheered.

He had long worried that going out to discuss things again might lead to unforeseen changes, and that if other stakeholders got involved, things could easily deviate from their original purpose.

Everyone immediately agreed and finalized the plan on the spot, which ensures the pure public welfare nature of the TCM Foundation and avoids interference from other investment directions.

Instead of spreading funds across various projects, it would be better to invest precisely in the field of traditional Chinese medicine.

Moreover, attracting investment is something that Fangyan has always been doing.

Wang Jing also mentioned that he already had two investments, and now he has an additional TCM fund, but it was just that he pointed out a direction for Wang Jing.

When reporting back to the superiors, just say it's a foundation like the Huo family's.

Once the matter was settled, Fang Yan immediately began making arrangements.

Wang Jin waved his hand and took the initiative to handle the rest: "Leave the rest to me."

As he spoke, he began to give instructions to his assistant.

Fang Yan was happy to relax and waited for him to finish making the arrangements. Then, Fang Yan said to him:
"Then I will thank Mr. Wang on behalf of traditional Chinese medicine for his help."

Wang Jin said with a smile:

"Haha, no problem, no problem. My father-in-law's health is all thanks to you, Dr. Fang."

Fang Yan nodded, and then began to arrange for Mr. Wang's hospitalization.

After seeing them off, Lao Fan said to Fang Yan:

"I never imagined that treating people could go to this extent."

"Now I've seen it for myself. These people who came back from abroad are really rich! They can just pull out money whenever they want."

Fang Yan glanced at Lao Fan and said to him:
"Actually, they don't just do good deeds, you'll understand if you think about it..."

Old Fan frowned and began to think.

After thinking for a while, he felt that he had thought of something, but he hadn't fully figured it out.

Fang Yan said to him:
"There are many benefits. When overseas Chinese businessmen invest in traditional Chinese medicine, a carrier of traditional culture, they are essentially conveying cultural identity to the domestic community and alleviating the identity barriers formed during a special historical period. Moreover, they can gain the favor of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners. In the future, when they need traditional Chinese medicine resources or make other profit-making investments in traditional Chinese medicine, they will definitely give priority to companies like these that have a positive view of traditional Chinese medicine."

Old Fan slapped his thigh and said:

"Yes, with this investment, they naturally become one of our own in the field of traditional Chinese medicine..."

He paused in the dialect, then continued:
"Moreover, Mr. Wang's condition is complex, and his medical needs far exceed the capacity of ordinary medical services."

"By linking the fund to top-tier TCM resources like mine, it's essentially creating a green channel for medical care for the family,"

“Wang Jin previously emphasized that he fully cooperated with the two-month hospitalization, which in a way implied that he viewed fund investment as an equivalent exchange for acquiring scarce medical resources.”

Fang Yan said this because he considered Lao Fan one of his own. If there were any unfamiliar people present, Fang Yan would not have pointed it out.

Upon hearing Fang Yan's words, Lao Fan immediately realized what was happening and said to Fang Yan:

"That's what I just thought of, but it feels a bit snobbish to say it out loud..."

Fang Yan smiled and shook his head:
"What's so snobbish about this? This kind of exchange is perfectly normal for them. It's because they see the value in me and in traditional Chinese medicine. If I didn't have this ability, do you think they would even bother with me?"

That's just how reality is. Fang Yan is someone who has lived through two lifetimes, and he's seen through this long ago.

Some of these statements sound very sentimental, but they all started as a value exchange.

As for feelings, they only developed after we spent a lot of time together.

Just like when Wang Jin brought his father-in-law to see a doctor, Fang Yan didn't entirely think it was because he and his father-in-law had a good relationship. Judging from Mr. Wang's words, he was also a very wise man. This kind of father-in-law could probably provide Wang Jin with considerable help.

Everyone maintains a tacit understanding of value exchange, but on the surface, they just use a set of statements that everyone can accept.

"Alright, go take the prescription to the pharmacy."

"While you're at it, let's see why that kid Yuan Qingshan hasn't come back yet."

Fang Yan handed the prescription to Lao Fan.

No sooner had he finished speaking than the door was opened.

"Brother Fang, I'm back!" Yuan Qingshan said to Fang Yan.

"Why did you take so long this time?" Fang Yan asked him.

Yuan Qingshan scratched his head:

"I met a fellow villager on the way. He's a leader from our area, and he recognized me just now."

Old Fan asked:

"Wow, you even know your superiors?"

Yuan Qingshan puffed out his chest and said:

“I am a college student who was admitted to university. Leaders came to see us off when we set off. Moreover, my master treated his illness before he passed away. Now, seeing me, he wants me to examine him as well.”

Old Fan frowned and asked:

"Oh, so you treated him?"

Yuan Qingshan shook his head and said:

"No, I just casually inquired about the situation. I was just thinking of checking in with Brother Fang first, and then going back to find him."

Old Fan said:

"When officials come to Beijing for medical treatment, their conditions are usually quite serious. Are you up to the task?"

Yuan Qingshan said:
"Give it a try. It's an eye problem. They had it checked at home and diagnosed it as punctate retinitis."

"I just had the test done today, and I haven't received the report yet."

"But he said he should be right."

"What kind of illness is this?" Old Fan turned to Fang Yan and asked.

As Fang Yan wrote the final summary of the medical case, he said:
"White dot retinitis is a relatively rare fundus disease that mainly affects retinal function. It is a retinal disease characterized by multiple white dot-like lesions on the retina. In Western medicine, it falls under the category of hereditary retinal diseases."

Yuan Qingshan said:
"Yes, Brother Fang is right. The leaders' family members also have this problem."

"They say that this disease initially just causes blurred vision, and you can barely see anything at night. Then your field of vision narrows, and you can only see a very small part of things."

Fang Yan nodded and said:
"Yes, as the disease progresses, the patient's field of vision gradually narrows, peripheral vision deteriorates, and in severe cases, tubular vision may occur, which is like looking through a tube. Only a small area directly in front can be seen, and the surrounding scenery cannot be perceived. In addition, symptoms such as blurred vision and floating objects in front of the eyes may also occur, which will also affect central vision."

Then he waved his hand:

"Alright, Lao Fan, you go to the pharmacy first. After I finish writing, I'll go see the leaders from Qingshan's hometown."

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