In Yu Shaohua's office.
A training notification letter lay in front of Bai Xiao.
"Dean, this is…"
Bai Xiao had never called Yu Shaohua "uncle," and Yu didn't mind it.
The relationship needed to be cultivated slowly; he wasn't in a hurry, and one day this girl would understand that they were all sincerely looking out for her.
"This is a training spot at Modu Medical University, with a duration of two years. You are originally from Traditional Chinese Medicine, but I have found through investigation that your foundation in Traditional Chinese Medicine is not very solid. Although your skills in Acupuncture are indeed very impressive, one cannot claim they cure all illnesses, they can solve many symptoms, but we must not confine ourselves to complacency.
In this era, to master a unique skill that prevails everywhere is no longer possible; technological advancement is too rapid. We, as doctors, also need to strive to improve our technical proficiency.
