Principal Li of Haidong Medical University kept rolling his eyes, and all he could think about was how to tie Chen Qi to the big ship of Shanghai Oriental Medical University.

At 10 a.m., the ribbon-cutting ceremony officially began.

When the two bosses Zhu Guochen and Xu Guorui cut the red satin, all the fireworks went off in unison. Witnessed by more than 2,000 employees of the Vietnam-China Hospital, the Vietnam-China Hospital officially entered a new era.

Of course, Vietnam-China Hospital still has a long way to go before it is a top hospital. For example, they are not a teaching hospital and do not have their own medical university for technical support.

In addition, the blood transfusion work in the Yuezhong Hospital is progressing very slowly, and most of them are old employees with average abilities.

But so what, as long as Chen Qi remains in his position and as long as his authority as dean can be guaranteed, Chen Qi is confident that he can turn Yuezhong Hospital into one of the top ten hospitals in the country.

Thanks to Chen Qi's ability, the next day all major media across the country, especially newspapers, published a press release about the opening of the most modern hospital in the country. At the same time, they also listed the majors that are currently ranked first in the country and leading internationally.

It is conceivable that the number of outpatient clinics of Vietnam Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital in 1991 will definitely increase geometrically.

In life, some people are always happy and some are sad.

Zhong Hengyuan and Du Wenjuan took their son to the Yuezhong No. 7 Hospital (mental hospital) for treatment.

Meng Jian was the chief physician of the Seventh Hospital. When he saw the obedient little boy in front of him, he felt that even if the child was not mentally ill, he must be somewhat autistic.

Because when he consulted, the little boy remained silent and seemed very introverted and scared.

So Dr. Meng has been thinking about what kind of mental illness this child has.

Generally speaking, as long as a patient goes to the Seventh Hospital, the doctor will look at him as if he has a mental illness or a mental illness.

Isn’t it often in the news that a normal person is framed and imprisoned in a mental hospital? How do you prove your innocence?

You are angry and refuse to answer any questions. Well, you are in a typical depressed state.

You yell and scream emotionally to everyone, saying that you are not sick. Well, you are in a typical manic state.

You are desperate, sometimes crying and sometimes laughing, shouting that the sky has no eyes, or mother, come and snatch me away. Well, you are in a state of mental disorder.

You refused treatment, refused to take medicine, and ran away when you were given injections. At this time, the doctor in the mental hospital became more convinced that you were sick, so he waved his hand, tied your feet and hands, and force-fed you medicine.

If you can't bear the pain, you want to run away or break things to vent your pain.

Okay, okay, you are already in danger at this time. When the time comes, the assessment will show that the risk level exceeds level 3, and electrotherapy will be required.

As long as you enter the mental hospital, it doesn't matter whether you are sick or not. What matters is that when you come, the business will come.

So now when Dr. Meng saw Zhong Minghao for the first time, he felt that the child was somewhat depressed or autistic.

But doctors are rigorous, and psychiatrists have their own set of diagnostic methods:

"Well, let's do some examinations first. Here are some questionnaires. You and your family should fill them out first, and then we will evaluate what kind of treatment we need."

What was originally a normal medical visit, with the quiet doctor and patient's family members, suddenly changed.

The child Zhong Minghao suddenly stood up. Before Dr. Meng could react, Zhong Minghao had already picked up the test form and tore it up. Then he looked at Dr. Meng fiercely and cursed:

"Young girl! Stinky shit! Bad guy! Idiot! Like a pig!"

Dr. Meng was shocked and thought that this child was more like a mental illness than a mental illness. Isn't this a typical manic episode?

Hospitalization, hospitalization is required.

When Zhong Hengyuan and Du Wenjuan saw the attending doctor's expression change, their hearts tightened and they quickly asked: "Doctor, I, my son is..."

Dr. Meng said while cleaning up:

"It should be a mental problem, and the problem is very serious. The child can no longer control his emotions. There is no warning. The onset of the disease is directly climax. This is a typical manic-depressive mental illness."

"My son is mentally ill?"

Zhong Hengyuan and Du Wenjuan burst into tears after hearing this. This was the outcome they least wanted to see, and it also meant that their children's lives were ruined.

Du Wenjuan even cried bitterly while holding her son who had calmed down.
Chapter completed!