"Professor Tang, could it really be that this is what you mean?" Feng Yaping's expression grew increasingly ugly.
As the president of Jiangnan Province Traditional Chinese Medicine University, she naturally understood that Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) was not like Western medicine, particularly in surgical disciplines which are generally dominated by mid-career professionals, as performance tends to decline with age. However, TCM is a discipline of experience, where older age typically implies greater expertise. Therefore, when seeking treatment from TCM practitioners, people generally prefer someone older, while younger practitioners, even if trained by famous teachers, often lack public confidence.
Especially someone like Ge Dongxu, who looked merely like a student still in school, it was even harder to believe he had exceptional medical skills.
The doctors in the meeting room all turned their eyes to Tang Yiyuan, their expressions equally grim.
