Lu Cheng replied, "Peng Kun doesn't need to make money, so there weren't any economic issues involved."
"However, the tendon suturing medical dispute Peng Kun had previously with Director Peng has been brought up again."
"When people move on, their tea cools; when people come in, their tea is scalding..."
Mu Nanshu pondered for a moment and then said, "Lu Cheng, although the current situation differs from your initial expectations of a medical career, it's only temporary."
Lu Cheng smiled, "Yes, these are things I don't dare say to anyone else, including my parents."
"Actually, I'm not complaining to you. I just want to share what I've seen."
"Under any regulation, ordinary citizens and patients are relatively vulnerable groups; they are the ultimate bearers of all medical supplies, rules, and reforms."
"This time, I've gone deeper than what I saw previously in orthopedics."
"But we are just small figures; we have to abide by the rules and inevitably become colder each day."
