Li Jianwei's words resonated deeply with Xu Pinglin.
He could recount the facts plainly, but when it came to commenting on his senior director, it was better for him to keep his mouth shut.
After Li Jianwei entered, the office door was left open, and several young doctors could be seen standing outside.
Upon closer inspection, they were all from the Chinese Medicine Department, including some of Li Jianwei's graduate students.
This was something Xu Pinglin greatly envied Li Jianwei for.
Not only was Li Jianwei the Deputy Director of Provincial First Hospital, but he was also an associate professor at the Provincial University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Every year, he had several free laborers at his disposal.
But Xu Pinglin didn't have that kind of resource.
He only worked in the hospital and didn't teach at a school.
So, apart from interns, there was no one else trailing him.
And after becoming the Deputy Director, he didn't even have interns anymore.
