"Nystagmus!" Doctor Wang's voice suddenly soared, trembling as if in tandem with the female patient's eyes, uttering with a shiver, "Ah, is that what she just meant?"
Hearing Doctor Wang's exclamation, Xie Wanying realized: It seemed that when Doctor Wang and Director Lv didn't respond to her mention of the nystagmus test earlier, it wasn't out of opposition, but because they hadn't understood what English word she had said. Not understanding, they could only pretend not to have heard it and had defaulted to something.
It wasn't surprising, given that Director Lv was from a generation of doctors who came up in the sixties and seventies, with poor English speaking and listening skills. And there was Doctor Wang, much older than her senior brother, yet only a resident physician, which suggested that his academic paper level might be terrible. Doctors' papers always needed to be linked to international journals, and passing English was the basic threshold.
