University Doctor and His Fragile Patients-Chapter 428 - 353: University of Traditional Chinese Medicine: How Did the Drama End Up at Our Door?

Chapter 428: Chapter 353: University of Traditional Chinese Medicine: How Did the Drama End Up at Our Door?

What school?

Hai City University of Traditional Medicine?

After hearing these words clearly.

Chen Mu’s expression became somewhat subtle again.

His slightly speechless gaze fell on the intern doctors beside him.

Confusion.

Doubt.

They looked at each other in disbelief.

Not sure who was the first to react.

Someone awkwardly holding a phone: "My mentor is the vice dean, let me give him a call. For something like this, he has the right to know..."

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"The expressions on those lab coats almost made me laugh to death!"

"Intern doctors: We just came for some gossip, why did this gossip involve our own school?"

"I don’t get it, why would a bunch of girls studying traditional Chinese medicine want to socialize with someone like Da Congming?"

"Well, actually, He Congming is quite popular at school now. When he walks down the street, even juniors want to add him on WeChat."

"I was one of the people at that social event you mentioned, I can answer your question..."

"We went because we knew He Congming would be there. That night, all of us checked He Congming’s pulse, and when nothing seemed wrong, we felt strange. Didn’t expect the surprise was waiting for us here!!!"

"It’s hilarious! Originally a group of medical students looking to witness something bizarre, and turning into the bizarre case ourselves."

"But I still don’t understand, aren’t there enough medical students, that none of you could see those were not field snails, but Pomacea canaliculata?"

"Mainly, in today’s society, it’s unexpected there’d be people daring to sell Pomacea canaliculata in broad daylight, and at such a popular trendy shop too..."

"That’s true..."

"..."

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"Those girls who ate with you might not be able to lift their heads at school for a few years."

A person in a lab coat pushed his glasses up his nose and joked.

Sha Jinke looked up indignantly: "Doctor, saying that is going too far!"

"We didn’t mean to eat Pomacea canaliculata; we are victims too. You can target the unscrupulous merchant, but please don’t target us victims!"

Seeing his aggrieved look.

The person in the lab coat shook his head helplessly, showing Sha Jinke his WeChat chat group.

Scrolling through to show him the chat records in the group.

At first.

A girl expressed that she was also in the social group.

And tried to defend herself.

Saying that under those circumstances, she didn’t notice the field snails were problematic.

But.

She was scolded by her professor.

Since she chose to study medicine, expecting to become a healthcare worker.

She shouldn’t make such a basic mistake.

Medical students should maintain enough sensitivity towards these readily available dangers in life.

At critical moments.

It can save lives.

For instance.

When they encountered Pomacea canaliculata during the meal.

With so many medical students present.

If just one person had paid a little more attention to detail.

Today’s incident might not have happened.

Both Sha Jinke and Chen Mu saw the words from the Hai City University of Traditional Medicine professor.

Worried, Sha Jinke looked at the person in the lab coat: "Will this social event cause those students to get disciplined or have their credits deducted?"

Chen Mu shook his head: "It’s not a matter of principle; the school won’t easily deduct credits."

"Moreover."

"This incident serves as a wake-up call for many young medical students. Even if they eat at a roadside stall, they can’t continue to deceive themselves."

Deceive themselves?

Hearing this term from Chen Mu.

The person in the lab coat from Hai City University of Traditional Medicine was stunned.

He turned to Chen Mu and asked sincerely: "Dr. Chen, do you think my classmates saw they were Pomacea canaliculata and still ate them?"

"I believe my classmates aren’t that kind of people!"

Seeing the young intern doctor in front of him suddenly excited.

Chen Mu appeared a bit helpless too.

He made a downward pressing motion with both hands and spoke helplessly, "Calm down, you’ve misunderstood what I mean."

"It’s just that..."

"Compared to older medical practitioners, young medical practitioners know many snacks and street foods aren’t clean, might have bacteria, yet they still enjoy them."

"But as medical students, when eating something, they’ll subconsciously calculate the amount of bacteria in it."

While Chen Mu said this.

The young intern doctors behind him nodded vigorously.

Acknowledging Chen Mu’s view.

Chen Mu: "Over time, many young practitioners will psychologically suggest themselves to subconsciously ignore all unclean possibilities and just savor the taste."

"Because it won’t affect their appetite."

The intern doctors behind were about to nod their heads into a meme.

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"I have a meme of a cat nodding; now, I’m about to have a meme of intern doctors nodding, hahaha!!!!"

"How are their head nods so synchronized?"

"I can tell they truly agree with Dr. Chen’s viewpoint."

"Mainly, Dr. Chen isn’t much older than them, so young people understand what’s on young people’s minds better, right?"

"If you recall Dr. Chen’s own eating habits, you’ll know why he understands so well..."

"Hot pot, BBQ, milk tea, he misses none."

"Even instant noodles, as much as I love them, dare not buy a hundred packs for myself in fear it’d kill me..."

"Dr. Chen is different from us; even if he ate something bad, he could treat himself with acupuncture. With that logic, the unhealthy parts of the food might equal zero for Dr. Chen."

"/???"

"Some people’s logic is bizarre on the chat, yet somehow convincing, scary, truly scary..."

"Tch! With this logic, if I enroll my son in a Chinese medicine major at university, wouldn’t our whole family achieve eating freedom in the future?"

"Son: Dad, calm down, please don’t do anything rash!"

"College entrance exams are already like tens of thousands of troops crossing a single-log bridge. After just overcoming it, you’ve put him on another single-log bridge of Chinese medicine; maybe ask what your son loves first, or consider enrolling him at Hai City University, at least he could achieve eating freedom with Dr. Chen there!"

"Dr. Chen: You’d better mean simple eating freedom!"

"Lately, many people want to go to Hai City University. During next year’s entrance exams, wouldn’t Hai City University’s score line be over the top..."

"Don’t push it! My daughter has allergic purpura; she needs to go to Hai City University!!!"

"..."