Hence, should Su Fan ever switch jobs or join a provincial unit one day, Yang City's Affiliated Hospital would still have Lu Wenwen.
Moreover, Lu Wenwen differed from Su Fan. Su Fan already possessed extremely skilled medical expertise before joining the Affiliated Hospital.
He might lack a sense of belonging to the Affiliated Hospital.
Lu Wenwen, on the other hand, would experience significant growth at the Affiliated Hospital.
As a result, her bond with the Affiliated Hospital would clearly be inseparable.
After making these two preparations, Zhang Haitao felt that he could probably retire comfortably.
However, he never would have imagined that even the wisest can err. This time, he had indeed made a mistake.
Both Lu Wenwen and her mother joined the Affiliated Hospital with ill intentions.
Not to mention that Zhang Haitao was unaware of Lu Wenwen's problems, even Su Fan, at present, was very satisfied with Lu Wenwen.
When Lu Wenwen herself claimed to be well-versed in both traditional Chinese and Western medicine, Su Fan naturally tested her with several questions.
To Su Fan's surprise, Lu Wenwen answered all of his questions without hesitation, fluidly and accurately.
This indicated that Lu Wenwen wasn't talking nonsense; her foundation was indeed very solid!
The medical profession, in fact, places the utmost importance on a solid foundation.
The more solid the foundation, the higher the medical achievements of a doctor can be.
Lu Wenwen's medical foundation was undoubtedly very solid.
Aside from his grandfather and himself, she was the third doctor Su Fan had met with such an exceptionally strong medical foundation.
After some thought, Su Fan then said to Lu Wenwen, "Today, when Chairman Yan Henglong comes to the hospital for treatment, you should take a look at him."
He wanted to test Lu Wenwen to see if she was merely capable of rote memorization or if she could also flexibly apply her acquired knowledge.
Lu Wenwen was startled upon hearing Su Fan's words.
In both Yang City and Xijing, Yan Henglong's fame was very high.
Indeed, when people from Xijing or Yang City think of entrepreneurs,
Yan Henglong is the first name that comes to mind.
Although Lu Wenwen had been interning at the hospital for a while, she still lacked clinical experience.
Being tasked to treat Yan Henglong, she truly felt uncertain.
As she stood there startled, Su Fan smiled and said, "Don't be nervous, I'll be watching over you."
"You diagnose Chairman Yan Henglong and see if you can come up with a treatment plan."
After hearing Su Fan's words, Lu Wenwen nodded in agreement.
Immediately, Su Fan detailed Yan Henglong's condition to Lu Wenwen.
After finishing, he asked, "Do you have any good diagnostic and treatment plans for Chairman Yan Henglong's condition?"
Lu Wenwen thought carefully and said, "For such a unique and complicated illness, the safest treatment method would be the Acupuncture Technique."
If the cause of the illness is known, of course, one can prescribe the appropriate medicine.
But when the cause is unclear and the symptoms are strange, it is obviously risky to use medication recklessly.
Upon her response, Su Fan certainly showed a pleased expression.
Lu Wenwen was a rough gem of great promise. Her medical knowledge was very impressive.
Within moments, she had come up with the best treatment plan.
Of course, while Lu Wenwen's foundation was very strong, and he could mentor her in medicine,
the ancient medical texts his grandfather had taught him were not something he would pass on to Lu Wenwen.
The gap between Lu Wenwen and him was not just the vast repertoire of ancient medical texts but also his own valuable bloodline and his martial arts skills.
As for the many other medical texts he had read, Lu Wenwen could purchase them herself.
Given some time, she would certainly be able to finish these texts and take her medical skills to the next level.