Specialist in Traditional Medicine.

Summary

In a tense exchange, Fang Yan confronts Director Huo Zhen Yang about his vague communication. Huo, a seasoned physician, leads Fang and his team to the inpatient department, where they discuss a patient with acute jaundice and severe viral hepatitis. Despite Huo's dual expertise in traditional and Western medicine, he feels frustrated by the young doctors' lack of respect for established practices. As they assess the patient's deteriorating condition, Fang Yan's skills are acknowledged, contrasting with Huo's self-deprecating attitude. The narrative highlights the challenges of integrating different medical approaches and the complexities of patient care in a hospital setting.

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