The conference room of Beijing's Peking Union Medical College Hospital exuded an antique charm, a testament to its hundred-year-old architectural style.
Although it wasn't the most luxurious building, it housed some of the best doctors.
As the saying goes, "A mountain does not need to be high; it is the presence of an immortal that makes it magnificent. A body of water does not need to be deep; it is the presence of a dragon that makes it powerful."
As a titan in the orthopedics field, Professor Liang was deeply respected by his peers. He had twice been the chairman of the National Orthopedic Committee, and his influence surpassed that of the newly appointed Professor Su.
Moreover, as Professor Su had just taken up the position of chairman, it was not suitable for him to organize this kind of conference.
Therefore, after the two professors discussed over the phone, Professor Liang suggested that he should preside over this meeting.
