The speed of trains in that era was impressive, and many places did not have direct trains, so you could only transfer trains.
Everyone took the green car to the railway hub first, which took more than ten hours.
Fortunately, not only the counterpart assistance units but also the relevant local governments attached great importance to their arrival. They learned the time of their arrival and prepared buses for them at the train station in advance.
So the group got on the waiting bus at the train station and drove nearly seven or eight hours on the road to Huiqin City.
Dr. Jiang’s introduction is correct. This is a very small city. It only takes an hour to travel by car from one end of the city to the other. Unlike the capital city, the longest commuting distance can be more than a few hours. It’s like walking from one city to another. Went to a city.
Each city has its own style, and small cities have their own advantages. As Grandma Cao said, the surrounding areas are surrounded by green mountains and green waters. The natural greening conditions are excellent and beautiful.
The traffic flow is small and the air is good, which is an advantage that big cities cannot compare with.
Here, Xie Wanying feels like returning home to Songyuan.
Back to the medical profession, human illness is related to the environment.
For example, the diseases prevalent in Songyuan are bound to be different from those in the provincial capital of my hometown. For another example, the water quality in my hometown of the provincial capital is poor and intestinal cancer occurs frequently. Songyuan loves to eat pickled and blanched things, and is the hardest hit area for esophageal cancer.
Many polluting industrial industries in big cities have been relocated to lower areas, leading to a high incidence of nasopharyngeal cancer among female workers in Songyuan and other places in the 1990s.
˜Diseases that are closely related to people’s occupational stress, such as breast cancer, have been found by the Society of Medical Statistics to be contrary to what many people believe that small cities are less stressful. The incidence of breast cancer in small cities is equivalent to that in big cities.
Medical facts illustrate one thing. Emotional factors depend on how you adjust and adapt and even know how to make choices.
Can a change of environment solve the problem? uncertain.
Each environment has its own major diseases, which cannot be escaped or hidden by people.
One sentence that the common people say is right: you must learn to look away.
To sum up, aspiring young people in small cities like to develop or even settle in big cities, which is a natural choice for the survival of the fittest in the city.
Big cities will eventually lag behind smaller cities in terms of medical, education, technology and other aspects.
Higher education has given top talents a better understanding of medicine: the effectiveness of disease treatment depends on early detection. Early detection does not simply rely on the patient's own cognition, but more importantly, relies on medical technology. So why don’t talented people run to big cities? To a certain extent, hierarchical diagnosis and treatment is also aimed at breaking this situation and allowing talents to be evenly distributed so that local prosperity can be evenly distributed.
At ten o'clock in the evening, the bus Dr. Xie Wanying and her friends were riding stopped in the parking lot of Huiqin First People's Hospital, one of the counterpart assistance units.
The First People's Hospital of Huiqin City, which was responsible for receiving them, shook hands with Vice President Xiang and Team Leader Cui: "We have been waiting for your doctors from the capital for a long time."
This place, like Dr. Yu and others, is eager for the arrival of advanced technology.
Leader Cui responded on behalf of all members of the support and assistance team: "We are doing our best during this period to see if we can be of any help to you."
"Yes, definitely yes!" Vice Dean Xiang assured this without even thinking about it.
The doctors from the capital are definitely much better than their small local hospitals.
Hearing what the other party said, the doctors from the capital felt a little stressed. The leaders were right before we set off. This is a very important task. Don’t think that you can solve everything easily because you are more skilled than others.
Leader Cui quickly asked: "Where is the resting place?"
If you want to do a good job, you must first seize the time to recharge your batteries.
Vice President Xiang immediately replied: "Our hospital guest house is all ready." He said that he personally led the guests.
The doctors got off the bus with their own luggage, and other items were carried to the designated warehouse by local reception staff.
The group, led by Vice President Xiang, passed by the entrance of the emergency room of the hospital.
Just then, an ambulance returned to the emergency room with a beeping red alarm, and it was bringing a patient back.
It was purely a professional reaction, and the doctors passing by all looked at him.
An old man was lying on the stretcher pulled from the back of the ambulance. The doctors judged at first glance that the patient's eyes were clear and he should be in a conscious state.
(End of this chapter)
