Chapter 1603 Talk about chapters!

After about 10 minutes, the discussion inside gradually died down, and then an old man walked out.

"Hello, I heard from my grandson that you have something to discuss with me?"

Hua Xu looked at Chen Mo sitting on the chair and asked slowly.

"Hello, Doctor Hua, I do have something to discuss with you."

Seeing this, Chen Mo quickly stood up and said that he still maintained due respect for such an old Chinese doctor.

"Tell me what's going on. If you want to see a doctor, forget it. I don't have a medical license right now, so I can't see a doctor."

Hua Xu gestured to Chen Mo to sit down again, and he also sat down on a chair nearby.

"It's like this, Doctor Hua, I'm planning to set up a Traditional Chinese Medicine project, and I'm currently in need of an experienced old Chinese medicine doctor to take charge. I've learned about your medical skills, Doctor Hua, and I'd like to invite you to take charge."

"Don't worry, the treatment will definitely satisfy you."

Chen Mo directly stated his purpose.

"Can you tell me what the Traditional Chinese Medicine project is about?"

Hua Xu heard Chen Mo's words and asked.

He just thought that he was being asked to be a private doctor again, but since it wasn't him, they could have a chat.

Moreover, there are fewer and fewer projects related to traditional Chinese medicine, and he also wants to listen to them.

"My Traditional Chinese Medicine project is mainly focused on reshaping Traditional Chinese Medicine."

"Because of the current social environment and trends, there are fewer and fewer of us who are practicing traditional Chinese medicine. If we don't make changes, the tradition of traditional Chinese medicine may even be cut off."

"But traditional Chinese medicine is our Chinese treasure that has been around for thousands of years. I never think it is inferior to Western medicine. If traditional Chinese medicine is cut off like this, I think it will be a pity."

"I plan to invest money to establish a traditional Chinese medicine hospital, but my primary goal right now is to focus on talent development. After all, if we want to restore the former glory of traditional Chinese medicine, we will definitely need enough outstanding traditional Chinese medicine practitioners."

"The primary goal of the project now is to train enough Chinese medicine practitioners, and in the process of training Chinese medicine practitioners, we need a more authoritative Chinese medicine practitioner to take charge."

"And from what I've learned, Doctor Hua, you are the most suitable candidate."

Chen Mo expressed his thoughts, but of course there was one reason he didn't mention, which was that this project could consume enough funds.

Hua Xu nodded after hearing Chen Mo's story, and developed some favorable impression of the young man in front of him.

No matter what, he still agreed with what Chen Mo said.

He never thought that Chinese medicine was worse than Western medicine.

Of course, Western medicine also has its own advantages, but it is not at the level of being replaced by Western medicine.

"There's nothing wrong with what you said, but there are many key issues involved."

"The first is the issue of funding. If you do what you want, it will definitely require a lot of money."

"The second issue is manpower. I can only train so many Chinese medicine practitioners on my own, and it's impossible for me to change the current status of Chinese medicine."

"The third issue is the students. Learning Chinese medicine requires talent and time. And the best way to learn Chinese medicine is to start from a young age."

"But I wonder how many parents would be willing to let their children not go to school and study Chinese medicine instead."

"Take me for example. Jingxuan really likes to study Traditional Chinese Medicine, but his parents have always been against it."

Hua Xu told her own problem.

Chen Mo smiled when he heard the question raised by Hua Xu.

"Doctor Hua, the funding issue is easy to solve. The last thing I lack is money. Here is my business card. You can take a look at it."

"The second issue is manpower. When I was looking for a suitable Chinese medicine practitioner, I actually found some quite good ones."

"These Chinese medicine practitioners have expressed their willingness to join once the Chinese medicine program is established. If Dr. Hua joins, you will not be responsible for the students, but for the experienced Chinese medicine practitioners."

"You just need to train those experienced old Chinese medicine practitioners, and then those experienced old Chinese medicine practitioners will teach the students."

"As for the students, I have a private school here, and more than 90% of the students there are children of my group's employees."

"I will open a TCM interest center in the school, where students can regularly go to learn. If there are students who are truly talented and interested, I will help them, and their parents will trust me."

Chen Mo said with confidence that he understood the trust that the employees under the group had in him. He believed that as long as he found those parents and told them that their children had a talent for learning Chinese medicine, those parents would be very willing to let their children study Chinese medicine.

Of course, in the process of learning Chinese medicine, you still have to take the basic courses. You cannot become disconnected from society because of studying Chinese medicine.

The requirements for the course will not be that high. If there are enough children who want to learn Chinese medicine in the future, he can open a few separate classes.

The progress of this class can be slower than that of other classes. After all, if you study Chinese medicine, you will not have more time to learn basic courses, so the learning progress will definitely be slower.

It would be better if he slowed down his teaching pace.

As for whether this will affect the college entrance examination, the future of those children is traditional Chinese medicine. He will establish the largest traditional Chinese medicine hospital in the country. Even if they do not take the college entrance examination, as long as their traditional Chinese medicine skills are mature, they can enter his traditional Chinese medicine hospital.

Isn't the point of taking the college entrance examination to find a good job? He believes that the Chinese medicine hospital he founded will not be worse than any other hospital.

He is very confident about this. After all, as long as he spends enough money, he can do it.

Hua Xu reached out and took the business card handed to him by Chen Mo, and took a quick look at it.

President of Tomorrow Group.

Although he didn't understand what Tomorrow Group did, since the other party could say this, the strength of this group should not be bad.

Another thing that impressed him was that there were other experienced Chinese medicine practitioners, although they might be weaker than him.

But there must be a teacher among three people, and those old Chinese medicine practitioners must have their strengths. He can communicate with them and improve his medical skills.

He had wanted to find some experienced Chinese medicine practitioners to communicate with before, but there were too few experienced Chinese medicine practitioners. He had only met two of them over the years.

But those two were older than him and had passed away long ago.

It had been a long time since he had discussed medical skills with an experienced old Chinese medicine practitioner.

Thinking of this,

Hua Xu couldn't help but feel a little tempted, but soon thought of something.

"Then can you get a medical license?"

This is the key.