Chapter 1314
Li Aiguo Starts Building Large Aircraft, World Medical Association Congress, Medical Sc
It has been two or three days since the paper was submitted by Professor Wang Yinglai.
Li Aiguo's life returned to normal.
He effectively handed over the clinical trials and subsequent mass production of cephalosporins to Zhang Lianlian and Wang Cheng, leaving them to their own devices.
He planned to pack up his documents and head home to the Qianmen Locomotive Depot workshop.
Upon learning the news, Chairman Fu rushed to the pharmaceutical institute.
"You're not planning to continue leading the project?"
Upon hearing the urgent question, Li Aiguo was taken aback for a moment before nodding.
"If you mean cephalosporins, I really don't plan to continue for the time being."
The current generation of cephalosporins is sufficient for the current medical environment.
Continuing to work on the second and third generations would require too much money and effort, and the process would take too long.
Li Aiguo didn't want to waste all his time on this, after all, there were still a bunch of other projects waiting to be implemented.
Upon hearing Li Aiguo's answer, Chairman Fu was momentarily speechless.
He has met too many brilliant scientists.
For example, Mr. Xie, who specializes in semiconductor physics, and the teacher who specializes in high-strength alloys.
For example, Lao Deng, who is currently working at Factory 211, has made outstanding research achievements in his respective fields.
However, Li Aiguo was undoubtedly the most dazzling one he had ever seen, and also the one who surprised him the most.
This kid does scientific research like a guerrilla fighter, firing one shot and moving to another, yet every shot he fires manages to produce a huge breakthrough!
He originally wanted to suggest that Li Aiguo continue to delve deeper into the field of cephalosporin research and development, and strive to develop a second generation as well.
Looking at Li Aiguo's expression that said, "I'm already off work," I just couldn't bring myself to say those words.
Compared to biopharmaceuticals, other fields are indeed crucial right now, and everything is in need of development.
However... President Fu was really reluctant to let such a medical genius go.
Taking a deep breath, Chairman Fu said prudently, "Comrade Aiguo, I suggest you don't give up your medical research. Public health is a matter of great importance, concerning life and health!"
Li Aiguo was both amused and exasperated, and quickly waved his hand to explain, "Of course we won't give up, Professor Fu, you've misunderstood."
Our studio will also be opening a dedicated medical laboratory later, but the conditions aren't quite right yet.
Li Aiguo wasn't lying; Viagra hasn't been invented yet!
That's a real money printing machine.
Besides, pharmaceuticals are a highly profitable industry, so how could Li Aiguo possibly let go of such a lucrative opportunity?
After hearing Li Aiguo's answer, Chairman Fu breathed a sigh of relief and nodded.
He was actually quite satisfied with the studio that Li Aiguo had set up.
Scientific research cannot rely solely on enthusiasm; sufficient funding is essential to continue conducting more in-depth research.
Studying for the sake of research is no different from blindly clinging to books. Li Aiguo's "using war to sustain war" model is actually better.
After a brief pause, President Fu smiled and said, "Our Chinese Medical Association is currently accepting new members. Would you be interested in becoming a member of the association?"
Li Aiguo thought about it and realized this was a great opportunity that would make things much easier in the future, so he smiled and replied, "Of course, it's my honor."
Upon hearing Li Aiguo's agreement, Chairman Fu's smile widened even further.
"Alright then, you can stay at the Qianmen Locomotive Depot workshop. The worst thing you can do in research is to become detached from the masses. The most important thing is to make your scholarship serve the people."
Your membership certificate will be produced by the Chinese Medical Association as soon as possible and sent to you then.
Once he joined the Chinese Medical Association, it would be much easier to gather helpers for future medical research, and Li Aiguo naturally wouldn't miss this opportunity.
Li Aiguo's talent also made Chairman Fu unwilling to let go of such an outstanding person.
The two chatted for a few more minutes before Chairman Fu went to inspect the work in the laboratory.
Li Aiguo then picked up his bag and returned to the Qianmen Locomotive Depot workshop.
I had barely returned to the studio and hadn't even had a chance to sit down when Zong Xianfeng came rushing over excitedly.
"The second test of the wind tunnel has been completed. We found some minor problems and are currently working on improvements. It is expected that the wind tunnel will be fully completed in another month or so."
Li Aiguo also did not expect the progress to be so fast.
Once the wind tunnel is completed, the large aircraft project will officially begin, and we must start the preparatory work now.
Building a large aircraft is on a completely different level of difficulty compared to building the small aircraft we used to build.
Although Li Aiguo had blueprints and production technology purchased from the system, building a large aircraft under the industrial foundation and technological conditions of that era was still incredibly difficult.
Materials, machining precision, and avionics systems are all challenging aspects.
Li Aiguo spent the entire morning working on the design of the large aircraft.
Chen Xueru brought me a boxed lunch at noon. I ate a bite quickly and didn't rest. I continued working in the afternoon.
That's how it is these days; if you have a job, take it while you can.
Early the next morning, Li Aiguo took the plan to Section Chief Xing's office.
After reading the plan, Section Chief Xing was completely stunned.
"So you really are going to build a big plane!" Section Chief Xing hadn't understood why Li Aiguo wanted to build a wind tunnel before, but now it seems that this kid had been planning this for a long time.
"Section Chief, we will have more and more civil aircraft. People often need to travel by plane. We can't manufacture them ourselves, so we can only spend money to buy them from abroad. That's such a waste of foreign exchange."
"Will we really be able to fly frequently in the future?" Section Chief Xing was a little skeptical.
Nowadays, taking a plane requires not only paying for the ticket, but also applying in advance, which necessitates meeting certain eligibility requirements.
"Of course! With economic development in the future, taking a plane will be as common as taking a train now."
Section Chief Xing smacked his lips.
Although he felt that the future Li Aiguo described was a bit far-fetched, he did not oppose building large aircraft.
After all, this is the Qianmen Locomotive Depot, a department on the railway.
They used to build trains, then Li Aiguo led the way in building small airplanes, and now they're building a large airplane... doesn't seem like an exaggeration, does it?
Anyway, having more projects means you don't have to worry, and having more lice means you don't feel itchy.
I'm used to crossing boundaries.
However, this matter was too big for Section Chief Xing to make a decision on his own.
"I'll report this to the department now."
Section Chief Xing had a fiery temper. After a few words, he took the report and went to the ministry.
After reading the plan, Leader Teng was not surprised at all.
Li Aiguo's successive development of ibuprofen and cephalosporins was something he had witnessed. The pharmaceutical institute of the Ministry of Railways had already been marginalized.
It has now become a well-known pharmaceutical research institute in China, all thanks to Li Aiguo.
"Since our patriotic comrade wants to build a large aircraft, then we will fully support him!"
We'll provide the personnel and materials you need! Whatever you require, just report directly to the relevant ministry, and we'll give you the green light all the way!
"Understood." Section Chief Xing had been somewhat worried, but seeing Leader Teng's attitude...
The design work for the large aircraft is progressing steadily.
The equipment currently available in the Qianmen Locomotive Depot's workshop is just enough to make do with what we have.
If all else fails, we can bring in those level-eight craftsmen to do the handcrafting.
The most crucial element is talent.
Chief Engineer Qi and several other aircraft experts in the wind tunnel room, who all came from fighter jet and trainer aircraft backgrounds, were also clueless about large aircraft.
“Patriotism, Dasha’s mother is currently working in our studio, conducting aviation research,” Zong Xianfeng said.
Li Aiguo has really forgotten about this matter.
Dasha's mother, Anna Besonova, came from the Ivchenko-Progress Design Bureau and was an aircraft expert herself.
When Li Aiguo brought Anna back, he already had the idea of cultivating talent.
"Zong Xianfeng, I heard your wife is pregnant. I've been so busy lately that I haven't had time to visit her. How about this, after get off work, I'll bring some things over for a quick visit."
Li Aiguo recalled what Chen Xueru had mentioned before.
"Oh, that's great! I'll go back early and prepare the meal. Dasha will be so happy to hear that."
Zong Xianfeng understood perfectly well what Li Aiguo's purpose was, and it was exactly what he had been hoping for.
Zong Xianfeng did not want his mother-in-law to go back to Zaporozhye to suffer again.
However, if one wants to stay here permanently, or even obtain local residency like those Russian experts in the computer research institute, one must find a way to completely integrate into the studio.
This large aircraft project is undoubtedly an excellent pledge of allegiance.
As dusk fell and the sun began to set, Li Aiguo, with Chen Xueru by his side, suddenly sped off on his mountain bike toward Zong Xianfeng's house.
On the way, Chen Xueru sat in the back seat, her arm around Li Aiguo's waist, and said with a sigh, "It feels like so many people are getting pregnant and having babies these past few years."
Li Aiguo was taken aback at first, but after thinking about it carefully, it really was true.
The Old Cat family has welcomed a new member, Zhou Ke has had his second child, and now it's Dasha's turn.
"There is hope only when you have children."
Hearing this, Chen Xueru pressed her face against Li Aiguo's back, feeling that the words spoken casually by this rough man were actually quite philosophical.
Zong Xianfeng lives in the experts' building, a three-bedroom, one-living room apartment with a kitchen and a bathroom, and the floor is terrazzo.
Anna's work isn't too busy right now; she's mainly responsible for organizing the data she brought back from the Ivchenko-Progress Design Bureau.
Now that Dasha is pregnant, she is focusing even more on taking care of her daughter, and often comes over to help with cooking and cleaning.
When Anna saw Li Aiguo and his wife come in, she stood up and busied herself pouring tea.
"Aiguo, come here, it's been a long time."
Anna called for her husband, who was watering the flowers on the balcony, to come over quickly.
Anna's husband, Alexander Drovich, was a restless man who loved tending to flowers and plants.
The temperature is too low in Zaporizhzhia, so the flowers don't grow as beautifully as they do here.
Once he got here, he completely let loose.
"Oh, here comes Aiguo! Come, come, look at this pot of flowers I planted, isn't it beautiful?"
Delovich walked over happily carrying a pot of flowers in full bloom.
Li Aiguo knew nothing about these flowers and plants, but they were indeed pleasing to the eye, so he smiled and praised them a few times.
Zong Xianfeng knew that Li Aiguo had important business to discuss today, so he gave Dasha a wink.
Dasha understood immediately, stood up, and warmly took Chen Xueru's hand, saying, "Sister-in-law, I'm newly pregnant, and I always feel like there are some things I don't understand, and I'm not sure about myself."
"It's so great to have you here today! Come in and share your experience with me."
As they were talking, he pulled Chen Xueru into the inner room to whisper to her.
With only the three of them left in the living room, Li Aiguo put away his smile and spoke seriously: "Comrade Anna, to be honest, our studio is about to launch a big project: manufacturing a large aircraft!"
I'd like to formally invite you to join our R&D team. What are your thoughts?
Anna knew that Li Aiguo had something important to discuss when she saw Dasha and Chen Xueru avoid them.
But she never expected it to be something as big as manufacturing a large aircraft!
"Patriotism, you saved both my life and Lao De's. Now that you need me, I will definitely do everything in my power!"
Anna first expressed her opinion, then frowned slightly, showing some concern.
"But... manufacturing large aircraft is not an easy task."
The Ivchenko-Progress Design Bureau was considered the most advanced aeronautical research institute in Russia, boasting a wealth of talent and receiving substantial support.
Even so, they only managed to develop parts of the design and power systems for large aircraft such as the Il-18, An-10, and An-12.
The overall manufacturing process still needs to be outsourced to other large research institutes for collaborative completion.
Building a large aircraft in a studio now is extremely difficult.
Even if we add Shenyang Aircraft Corporation, Nanjing Aircraft Corporation, and other aircraft manufacturers, it's still impossible.
“Mother, there’s Aiguo in the studio.” Zong Xianfeng now has a kind of blind obedience to Li Aiguo.
Li Aiguo waved his hand to interrupt Zong Xianfeng, and looked at Anna, saying, "Comrade Anna, I am well aware that manufacturing large aircraft is indeed very difficult."
We won't launch projects blindly; we've already done a lot of preparatory work beforehand.
Anna was also worried that the project's failure would implicate Li Aiguo.
Hearing this now, one knows that Li Aiguo's actions were not impulsive, but rather the result of a well-thought-out plan.
“Patriotic comrade, I am willing to join!” Anna stood up and solemnly agreed.
Delovich was also happy for his wife.
They can get into the studio and help with research.
Not only could Anna repay Li Aiguo's life-saving grace, but she could also continue her beloved research on large aircraft, which was a perfect solution.
Once the work-related matters were settled, the atmosphere inside the room became lively.
Dasha personally cooked a sumptuous feast of Zaporozhye specialties.
Everyone sat together, eating and drinking, with laughter filling the air.
The next morning, Li Aiguo reported Anna's name to the weather station.
This is a necessary procedure for the studio; everyone who truly joins the core research team must undergo a rigorous background check by the weather station.
Although Old Cat also knew Anna, he still conducted a full investigation in accordance with regulations.
After it was confirmed that Anna was absolutely not a problem, she was officially transferred to the studio and became a core member of the large aircraft research team.
In fact, Li Aiguo had been studying the blueprints of the C-17 transport aircraft for the past few months.
The engine is actually the simplest part; with current technology, it can be completely replaced by four turbojet engines.
The real challenge lies in manufacturing the fuselage.
Lacking the advanced processing equipment of later generations, many parts simply could not be manufactured, and the only option was to simplify and compromise in the design.
However, this is one of Li Aiguo's specialties.
He's an expert at drastically modifying things.
Chief Engineer Qi and Chief Engineer Liu were also transferred from the wind tunnel room by Li Aiguo, and together with the experienced Anna.
With this research team, comparable to the elite team at the Ivchenko-Progress Design Bureau, the large aircraft project finally got back on track. This was all while Li Aiguo was busy building the large aircraft.
Inside the offices of The Lancet, located in London.
Richard, the editor-in-chief of The Lancet, flipped through the paper, somewhat undecided.
When Professor Wang Yinglai handed him the paper, he thought it was a joke.
Ibuprofen is fine, since it's just a pain reliever and fever reducer.
New antibiotics are something pharmaceutical companies and research institutes around the world are vying for; how could they possibly appear in a country with a poor medical system?
but.
The paper is logically rigorous, and it analyzes everything clearly, from the pharmacological principles and molecular structure of cephalosporins to their clinical physiological characteristics and antibacterial spectrum.
"Editor-in-chief, what do we do now?"
One editor was getting worried; the next issue of the journal was about to be published.
"Since there are no problems, let's send it."
Richard was well aware that risks often bring substantial benefits, and that even though The Lancet was the world's most prestigious medical journal, it was not without its rivals.
JAMA, Nature Medicine, and the Annals of Internal Medicine are all eyeing it covetously.
To maintain a limited position, one must publish the most influential papers.
The emergence of cephalosporins is precisely such a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity!
"How should we respond to Professor Morris, the vice chairman of the Medical Association's Committee on Pharmacology and Therapeutics?"
He invited you to Xiaomei's house to help persuade the federal court.
This class-action lawsuit was initiated by Hextech, a company backed by Li Aiguo.
The editor specifically mentioned Professor Morris and the Medical Association, making the meaning quite clear.
Professor Morris represents a huge interest group.
Offending medical associations and multinational pharmaceutical companies for the sake of a mere paper is hardly a wise deal.
Upon hearing this, Editor-in-Chief Richard glanced at him indifferently and asked in return, "Oak, do you know why The Lancet has been able to remain the top of the four major medical journals for over a century?"
The editor shook his head blankly.
"It's precisely because we never care about the conflicts of interest between those pharmaceutical companies!"
We focus only on facts, pay attention to the latest medical advancements, and bow only to the truth!
"You must immediately assign the task to get this paper published on the front page of the next issue!"
"Yes!"
After the editor left, Editor-in-Chief Richard hesitated for a moment before picking up the phone and connecting with Professor Morris.
“Oh, dear Morris, I’m so sorry. I’ve suddenly received an extremely important paper that needs urgent attention, so I’m afraid I won’t have time to come and help you right now…” Richard said dismissively, using a bureaucratic tone.
Professor Morris, who was on the other end of the phone, was completely dumbfounded when he received this reply.
As the leading journal among the four major medical journals, The Lancet is a sacred place that countless medical researchers dream of visiting.
Richard, as the editor-in-chief, has countless editors under his command. What kind of papers do they require him to personally oversee and process? He doesn't even give face to the medical association.
"That old fox...is he up to something big?" Professor Morris hung up the phone, his brow furrowed.
For some reason, he suddenly felt a strong sense of unease and anticipation for the next issue of The Lancet.
After hanging up the phone, Editor-in-Chief Richard picked up the paper and read it carefully again.
Picking up the phone again, this time Professor Wang Yinglai answered.
"Professor Wang, this is Richard! This paper is fantastic! I'd like to write a review of it myself!"
Upon hearing this, Professor Wang Yinglai became suddenly excited.
Commentary is quite common in medical papers.
It mainly consists of a separate commentary written by a renowned professor for the paper, placed at the beginning of the paper, which is equivalent to a public endorsement from an authoritative expert.
However, top-tier journals like The Lancet are rare.
Not to mention Richard's comments as editor-in-chief.
"This matter requires the consent of the paper's authors." Professor Wang Yinglai never imagined that he would say such a thing one day.
But there's no way around it; the necessary rules still have to be followed.
"I'm waiting for your good news."
After hanging up the phone, Professor Wang Yinglai immediately contacted the mainland through Zhang Lianlian.
The medical community in October was exceptionally lively.
First, ibuprofen suddenly appeared, and then came the class-action lawsuit filed by the five major pharmaceutical companies.
And now, another momentous event has occurred that will be recorded in the annals of medical history.
The latest issue of The Lancet has published a heavyweight paper on its front page!
This is a preliminary study on the antibacterial properties of a novel cephalosporin isolate and its application prospects in the clinical treatment of infections, written by an Asian author.
The publication of this paper was like dropping a super nuclear bomb on the entire international medical community, triggering a magnitude 10 earthquake.
It should be noted that in that era, penicillin was widely recognized as an irreplaceable miracle drug for antibacterial purposes.
According to the paper, this newly discovered cephalosporin not only has a much stronger antibacterial effect than penicillin and a broader antibacterial spectrum, but it can also effectively deal with stubborn bacteria that have developed resistance to penicillin!
Although many people still have reservations about this paper from the East.
However, the European medical community generally holds an optimistic and hopeful attitude.
After all, The Lancet itself represents absolute authority, and with the endorsement of Richard, the editor-in-chief, this paper is quite credible.
Immediately, many top medical research institutes in Europe and America began to attempt reverse analysis of cephalosporins based on the ideas presented in the paper.
Perhaps it won't be long before cephalosporins become the new king of antibiotics and enter every pharmacy.
However, the emergence of cephalosporins has also caused great panic and controversy.
Especially the five major pharmaceutical companies, after reading the paper, had only one feeling: Easterners want to dig up their ancestral graves.
It's worth noting that they make a fortune every year just from the patent and sales of penicillin.
Now a new drug has suddenly emerged that completely outclasses penicillin, which is practically cutting off their source of income!
As a result, with the tacit instruction and financial support of the five major pharmaceutical companies, several well-known medical journals in Xiaomei's hometown began to publish a series of articles questioning cephalosporins.
This made things a bit tricky.
As a newly discovered drug, cephalosporins cannot be definitively proven to be real and effective through any theoretical deduction on paper.
However, it will take a long time before this new drug can be actually sold.
If it were any other pharmaceutical company publishing this kind of paper, the five major pharmaceutical companies would have already organized expert teams to conduct on-site investigations and hold a medical conference along the way.
But now, the five major pharmaceutical companies can only seize this opportunity to frantically stir up trouble and bring up ibuprofen again.
The allegations against Hextech are a publicity stunt for the lawsuit, suggesting that the company deliberately released false drug information to attract attention.
For a time, the international medical community was in an uproar, and a fierce war of words ensued.
If this continues, with each side sticking to their own version of events, the truth will never be revealed.
At this critical moment, Richard, the editor-in-chief of The Lancet, who was at the center of the storm of public opinion, stepped forward and proposed an excellent solution to the problem.
The next World Medical Association Congress is about to be held in Paris, and medical associations from all over the world will be participating.
Leading medical experts and pharmaceutical company representatives will also attend the event.
Why not invite that Asian man to the conference to give a speech and bring the cephalosporin with him? That would prove whether it's true or not.
The members of the medical community were initially taken aback by Richard's proposal, but they quickly came to their senses.
Although relations between the east and west are not good and there is little contact, the east has already established diplomatic relations with France.
According to convention and regulations, people from the East could rightfully attend this conference in Paris.
The first to respond to Richard were the Royal Medical Society of the British and the French Academy of Medicine.
John Bull was annoyed that his penicillin production patent had been stolen, but now he's just trying to cause trouble for the Big Five pharmaceutical companies.
John Bull is a well-known troublemaker; this is standard practice for him.
The Gallic family originally had nothing to do with this matter.
However, Commander Dai had always disliked Xiao Mei's family, and now that he had an opportunity to enhance his reputation, he naturally couldn't miss it.
The five major pharmaceutical companies naturally objected, and Professor Morris received another phone call.
“Mosley, whatever you do, find a way to stop the World Medical Association Congress from inviting people from the East.”
"Sir, I also want to stop it! The problem is that most of the organizing committee of the World Medical Association Congress are from France and the United States. They're in cahoots now, and I can't get a word in edgewise!"
Professor Morris was also full of grievances.
"You're such a useless piece of trash!" The executives of the five major pharmaceutical companies were extremely annoyed, but there was nothing they could do.
“Sir, you are too nervous. How could an Easterner possibly develop cephalosporins? If we make a mistake, wouldn’t that be a great opportunity for us to rise up?” Professor Morris was not flustered at all.
"Huh? What you said... seems to make some sense." After calming down and thinking about it, the executives of the five major pharmaceutical companies felt that this was simply a perfect script for a comeback from a desperate situation.
As a result, the five major pharmaceutical companies stopped their covert obstruction.
With the biggest obstacle gone, the World Medical Association Congress organizing committee quickly passed a resolution unanimously, formally inviting the Easterner who had successively developed ibuprofen and cephalosporins to participate in the conference.
This time, Professor Wang Yinglai was no longer in charge of liaison; instead, the official contact was made directly through the foreign affairs department stationed in France.
Upon receiving the request from the French side, the foreign affairs department immediately convened a meeting.
"I never expected that Comrade Aiguo would make a name for himself in the international medical community."
"Comrade Aiguo is a once-in-a-century all-rounder!"
"Let's discuss this and see how we should handle it?"
"I think this is a fantastic opportunity for our country's medical technology to go global! Patriotic comrades should definitely attend the conference!"
“That’s right. We’ve just established formal diplomatic relations with France, which is a great opportunity to carry out people-to-people exchanges.”
"I support patriotic comrades going to attend the meeting."
"Let the Chinese Medical Association handle this matter."
At the Qianmen Locomotive Depot, Li Aiguo is working with Anna on the wings of a large aircraft.
"Brother Aiguo, Section Chief wants to see you." Yan Jiecheng rushed over in a hurry.
"It seems there are other leaders, but I don't know which department they are from."
"is it?"
Li Aiguo was also filled with doubts. There were no new projects underway.
If you can't figure something out, then stop thinking about it.
Li Aiguo arrived at Section Chief Xing's office, knocked on the door, and after hearing a response, pushed the door open.
"Patriotism, these two are leaders of the Chinese Medical Association," Section Chief Xing introduced, pointing to the two leaders.
The two leaders in charge of administrative work from the Chinese Medical Association did not stand on ceremony. After shaking hands with Li Aiguo, they said, "Comrade Aiguo, the situation is as follows."
We have just received an official request from the World Medical Association Congress, and they are formally inviting you to attend the meeting in Paris.
What are your personal thoughts on this matter?
Upon hearing this, not only was Li Aiguo stunned, but even Section Chief Xing was astonished.
Is Li Aiguo going abroad to attend a conference?
And it's to attend a top international medical conference?!
However, Section Chief Xing reconsidered.
Li Aiguo, that kid, can even come up with miracle drugs like ibuprofen and cephalosporins. Being invited to a meeting seems... quite reasonable, doesn't it?
Li Aiguo hadn't expected the World Medical Association Congress to invite him. Combining this with what he'd heard recently, he understood the gist of it.
"I obey the organization's decision."
"Great! That's easy! We'll go and get the necessary paperwork done for you right away."
Besides you, the delegation going to Paris includes President Fu of the Chinese Medical Association and several senior professors from the association; you will form a delegation.
As they were speaking, the leaders of the Chinese Medical Association stood up and prepared to leave.
Li Aiguo suddenly stopped them and asked, "Leader, isn't this World Medical Association Congress a formal international conference?"
The World Medical Association Congress is actually at a similar level to the World Health Organization Congress.
The only difference is that one focuses on exchanges among various non-governmental medical associations, while the other focuses on official medical and health departments.
"It is indeed an international conference, and each organization will send its own medical association to participate. This time, our representative is the Chinese Medical Association," said a leader of the Chinese Medical Association.
"In that case... I think it would be inappropriate for us to participate if that so-called island medical association also participates."
Li Aiguo's voice wasn't loud, but the leaders of the Chinese Medical Association's expression changed.
If it weren't for Li Aiguo's meticulousness and timely reminder, they would have made a serious mistake of principle!
"Comrade Patriot, your reminder is absolutely right! However... if we raise this matter directly with the organizing committee of the conference, it could easily be exploited by some people with ulterior motives, leading to unnecessary trouble."
"It's okay, I'll do it."
Li Aiguo did not take the conference to heart.
Even if cephalosporins are mass-produced, they still need to meet their own needs first.
As for that honor, Li Aiguo doesn't care about it now.
If Li Aiguo wanted to, he could even get the Nobel Prize.
After seeing off the leaders of the Chinese Medical Association.
Li Aiguo picked up the phone on his desk and dialed Zhang Lianlian's office, conveying his ideas to the organizing committee of the World Medical Association Congress through Zhang Lianlian.
Richard, the editor-in-chief, who is now in London, is one of the core leaders of the conference organizing committee.
When he learned of Li Aiguo's request, he was completely stunned.
"Doesn't Li Aiguo understand that medicine has no borders?" Richard complained to Professor Wang Yinglai on the phone.
On the other end of the phone, Professor Wang Yinglai said firmly, "Mr. Richard, Comrade Li Aiguo asked me to relay a message to you verbatim."
"Although medicine has no borders, medical professionals do have a homeland!"
(End of this chapter)