Hearing these words, Li Xu narrowed his eyes. He detected a hint of sorrow in them.
Ju Jiahong's statement sounded reasonable; it even echoed the shared sentiment of many "mainstream" experts in the traditional Chinese medicine community today. However, the subtext behind this logic was extremely dangerous—the idea that because Western medicine excelled in emergency care, traditional Chinese medicine should naturally step aside. This wasn't merely a division of labor; it was a deep-seated lack of confidence.
