Song Chaoyang was amazed and said, "Xiao Liang, your ideological understanding makes me admire you very much, and it also makes me understand you more deeply. I also hope to see more famous university graduates like you enter government agencies and units, give full play to your advantages and strengths, and better promote the development of local government affairs. However, I still want to remind you that you must be mentally prepared and be able to endure loneliness. The officialdom is not an enterprise, and it is not a salary based on ability. Many times, your ability may have reached, but you still have to abide by official standards, which is reflected in the cadre promotion system. No matter how outstanding you are, you must move up according to your seniority period."

Liang Wenjing asked, "Didn't it mean that there is an exceptional promotion?"

Song Chaoyang smiled and said, "Yes, there are, but the requirements for the promotion of the exception are also more stringent. You need to reach one of those conditions."

Liang Wenjing said: "I will work hard to achieve it."

Only a young man who had just entered the officialdom like her, who had just entered the officialdom for many years, would never be able to say such words. However, Song Chaoyang did not feel ridiculed and despised after hearing this, and said to Du Minsheng seriously: "It will not be easy for Xiao Liang to achieve the conditions for an extraordinary promotion, but we can take care of her in other aspects and try to help her such an outstanding young cadre develop rapidly, such as various selection examinations, trainings, etc. In short, we cannot let these young people regret it after entering the officialdom, or even regret it for life."

Du Minsheng said: "Okay, I will pay attention to this."

After lunch, Song Chaoyang returned to the office to rest for a while. After working for 1:30, he led the team to the Municipal Psychiatric Neurological Medical Center for investigation.

The accompanying was Du Minsheng, Secretary General of the Municipal Party Committee, which was almost unshakable; and Li Jing, deputy mayor in charge of culture, education and health, and Chu Huimin, director of the Municipal Health Bureau, were also called over. Of course, there were staff members like Li Rui and Ling Shuyao. The group of people and five or six cars were connected to the west of the city.

The Municipal Mental Neurological Medical Center was originally named Qingyang Mental Hospital. In the late 1990s, a leader of the Health Bureau thought the name was not good, so he learned from the way that Beijing, Shanghai and other big cities named similar hospitals, and changed it to their current name. After the name change, it became much taller and more pleasant, so it would not make people shy about it, nor would it discourage the relevant patients and their families. After all, no one is willing to go to a mental hospital, and he is even more unwilling to be known. Even if he is a mentally ill person, he definitely does not like to do such self-deprecating things.

The hospital is located west of the central part of Gaokai District. At the end of the last century, when Qingyang City was not developed in large areas, it was still in the wilderness. Why was the hospital built there? People who know insider information said that they were worried that the patient would not be able to catch him after running out of the hospital. However, no one verified whether this was true or false, and whether it was reasonable.

The research team rushed to the hospital at two o'clock and was warmly welcomed by the hospital leadership team at the gate. After Song Chaoyang shook hands with the president Su Maoliang and greeted the rest of the team members, he just nodded and greeted the rest of the team members, and then asked Su Maoliang to lead him to visit the hospital first.

The hospital covers an area of ​​500 mu and has a construction area of ​​60,000 square meters. Compared with ordinary municipal hospitals, it is much larger. No wonder the Provincial Health Department once said that once the hospital reaches the third level, it can be considered renamed the Provincial Seventh People's Hospital. Its land and construction area are worthy of the name of a provincial hospital.

Su Maoliang first led Song Chaoyang and his group to visit the outpatient building, and introduced as they walked: "...Our hospital is now responsible for medical, teaching, scientific research, prevention, rehabilitation, psychological counseling/treatment and external academic exchanges in the field of mental health and nerves in the city. It is the largest, most comprehensive business type and leading the most disciplines in the province. Not long ago, the Provincial Medical University also extended an olive branch to us, hoping that we would undertake internship courses and extracurricular activities for mental and neuroscience students of the Medical University. Our hospital has officially undertaken it. I believe that this business can better expand the reputation of our hospital..."

Song Chaoyang nodded occasionally when he heard this, but did not express any comments.

The group took the slanting ladder to the second floor and visited the key clinical departments of the hospital, the psychiatric department, the psychology department and the neurology department.

Su Maoliang continued to introduce Song Chaoyang: "Our hospital has complete clinical departments and strong technical strength. It mainly treats patients with various mental disorders such as schizophrenia, mood disorders, organic mental disorders, children and adolescents, elderly mental disorders, neurotic disorders, and drug-dependent patients. In addition, clinical departments such as elderly, rehabilitation, clinical psychology, children's abdomen, infectiousness, and voluntary drug rehabilitation are also available."

In fact, Song Chaoyang was not interested in these contents. What he wanted to know was how much less the hospital was, and he could reach the level of a third-level hospital. However, he was in the process of visiting and he still had to listen to what he should listen to, which was also a respect for Su Maoliang and the hospital.

After visiting the outpatient building, Su Maoliang took Song Chaoyang and others to the inpatient department, scientific research building and rehabilitation center and other key buildings.

When standing in front of the window on the south side of the fourth floor of the rehabilitation center, Song Chaoyang accidentally discovered that deep in the hospital, there was another large building in the pine and cypress forest near the south, with a strange structure: the wall was high, almost three meters long; there were also a small pavilion such as a lookout tower at the corners of each two directions, and there were four such pavilions, some of which were inside, some without people inside; there were many bungalows built against four walls in the courtyard, and the doors were closed; the courtyard covers a very wide area, which was 100 meters square, but there was no one in the courtyard, and it looked like a prison at first glance, but how could there be a prison in the hospital?

He raised his hand curiously and asked Su Maoliang next to him, "Director Su, what kind of building is there? Is it also the composition of your hospital?"

Su Maoliang said a little embarrassedly: "Secretary, there is a critically psychiatric hospital there, and the people living in it are all mental patients we often call them. It is difficult for such patients to recover through conventional treatment, but it is not possible to put them at home, so many patients' families send them here and we send them to that courtyard."

Song Chaoyang said: "Oh, but why is it like a prison?"

Su Maoliang smiled bitterly and said, "If you don't do this, you can't control them at all! Secretary, you don't know that a real mental patient has the potential danger of no less than a terrorist. In order to ensure their safety, and to ensure the safety of our hospital's medical staff and patients, we have to take strict supervision. We are unwilling to do this, after all, it is contrary to human rights, but we really have no choice..."

Song Chaoyang said: "It's okay, I can understand, I'm just strange. By the way, why can't anyone see anyone in the yard? What about those patients?"

Su Maoliang introduced: "In order to maintain a good order and a safe living environment, we have deliberately changed the daily routines of the patients and artificially reversed the normal night and day clocks in their bodies. Now this time is the night of those patients, and they all sleep in the room, so there is no one outside."

Song Chaoyang was stunned by the sound of hearing. No matter how he thought that he had to put in so much consideration and effort in managing mentally ill patients, which was the best portrayal of "nothing is easy in the world".

When he was talking to Su Maoliang and other leading cadres in front, staff members like Li Rui, who were walking behind. Li Rui and Ling Shuyao walked together. Because the corridor was narrow and there were many entourages, the two of them were close together and leaning against the wall.

Li Rui was a little bored, so he wanted to provoke Ling Shuyao, making fun of her. When the people around him were not paying attention, he secretly poked her chest with his elbow. Ling Shuyao immediately felt a sense and turned her head to look at him. Li Rui pretended not to see him, but just looked at Song Chaoyang not far ahead. Ling Shuyao knew that he was making fun of him and looked around. Seeing that no one was paying attention, he pretended to take a step, but stepped on Li Rui's leather shoes with high heels. He was not very strong, after all, he was just having fun with him.

Li Rui was itchy when she stepped on her. She looked down at her slender feet wrapped in skin-colored stockings, thinking to herself, you culprit, you stepped on me today, I have to pinch you another day.

After leaving the rehabilitation center, everyone came to the conference room of the leadership team of the hospital and held a symposium. It was only then that the focus of Song Chaoyang's investigation trip was reached.

The symposium was chaired by Chu Huimin, the director of the Municipal Health Bureau. He first pointed out Song Chaoyang's intention to visit the hospital leaders. In fact, Su Maoliang and others had already received this news before this investigation and had made sufficient preparations. Even if they didn't do it, Chu Huimin would let them do it. Otherwise, they would have a meeting with the municipal party secretary in a confused manner without any preparation. Once the municipal party secretary asked what the municipal party secretary could not answer, it would not only be embarrassing the hospital leaders, but Chu Huimin, the superior supervisor, would also be embarrassed.

Of course, Chu Huimin said it again now, and only hinted to Su Maoliang and others that the purpose of the secretary's trip had not changed at all. Next, you should hold a meeting as you have prepared and can answer the secretary's questions with confidence.

After hearing this, Su Maoliang said: "First of all, on behalf of the hospital leadership team and all the medical staff of the hospital, I would like to thank Secretary Song for his concern and attention to our hospital, and also thank Secretary Song for taking the time out of his busy schedule to come to our hospital for inspection..."

Song Chaoyang didn't like to hear him say such nonsense, but he still listened patiently and decided to give him this little face first. If he still talks nonsense in the future, he would not agree.
Chapter completed!