The advent of automobiles rendered the luxurious horse-drawn carriages beloved by English aristocrats obsolete.
The emergence of smartphones, in turn, rendered the old-fashioned mobile phones that could even be used for bricklaying obsolete.
The birth of Eastern Medicine Company was destined to put most unscrupulous pharmaceutical enterprises out of business.
The era of exorbitant drug prices was about to draw to a close.
Thanks to the efforts of Su Fan and Eastern Medicine Company, the citizens of Yang City and people from other places would someday "fall ill less often, afford to get sick, and afford the treatments."
The little butterfly that triggered the butterfly effect in the pharmaceutical market had energetically begun to flap its wings in Yang City.
In the not-too-distant future, both the domestic and international pharmaceutical markets would be fiercely shaken by the butterfly effect it caused.
Su Fan knew that Eastern Medicine Company would certainly become a great enterprise in the future.
But right now, he did not know just how far Eastern Medicine Company would develop.
After finishing his conversation with President Zhang Haitao and returning to his office, Su Fan did not think about the company's affairs.
His company already had a large pool of talent; for the development of Eastern Medicine, he only needed to set the direction and withstand the pressure.
For everything else, he could leave it to the company's many elite employees. There was no need to worry about everything.
Upon arriving at his office, he continued to read medical texts,
His medical skills were already formidable, but in the vast lands of China, there were hidden dragons and crouching tigers.
In other places, there might be Divine Doctors with situations similar to his.
To win the championship at the Chinese Medical Conference, he had to continuously improve and utterly surpass these Divine Doctors in medical skill.
Constant improvement in his medical skills was also beneficial to him.
The higher his skill, the more situations he could handle, and through medicine, he could gain more benefits.
After becoming the head of the Traditional Chinese Medicine department, his primary task was to enhance his medical skill level, and secondly to manage the department well, leading its development.
He only needed to personally intervene to save lives when other doctors were at their wits' end.
Traditional Chinese Medicine, also known as Qihuang Skill, originates from the Inner Canon of Huangdi.
From its inception to today, it has gone through more than five thousand years of purification and testing.
There have been great medical masters such as Bian Que, Hua Tuo, Zhang Zhongjing, Sun Simiao, Li Shizhen who, while inheriting the tradition, have also developed it continuously.
Today's Traditional Chinese Medicine has reached a very high level of development.
In a lifetime of a hundred years, there are perhaps no ailments that have not appeared in the past five thousand years.
Most diseases might have had treatment plans laid out by master physicians hundreds or thousands of years ago.
Although Su Fan had already read many medical classics, over the course of five thousand years, countless great physicians must have left behind many texts.
The volumes he had read were actually just part of the vast sea of medical classics.
Many medical classics had either remained buried underground and not yet been excavated,
Or they had been lost to foreign countries and were hard to recover.
Other medical classics had been collected as antiques by private collectors, completely unaware of their potential to cure and save lives.
In any case, Su Fan had asked Chen Hanqing to keep an eye out for such information.
Chen Hanqing would deliver any medical classics that could be purchased directly or were not too difficult to acquire.
Time flew, and before you knew it, it was Friday.
Su Fan's current schedule had become relatively fixed.
On Mondays, he would meet with other hospital leaders and President Zhang Haitao to set the agenda for the new week.
On Tuesdays and Thursdays, he would train the doctors of the Traditional Chinese Medicine department.
On Wednesdays and Fridays, he would serve as a distinguished professor at Yangcheng Medical University and give lectures there.
On the weekend break, he would either attend various social events or go hot-spring bathing with a group of beauties.