Xu Chunliang waited for twenty minutes before Zheng Peian finally came over to wash his hands and sighed, "Recently, there have been so many patients. It used to be said that after the restructuring, patients would all go to public hospitals. But now it seems that's not the case. Most people don't care if it's public or private; they're only concerned about getting well."
Xu Chunliang said, "Maybe they don't even know, or maybe it's a flash in the pan?"
Zheng Peian laughed heartily, "You're part of Changxing too, can't you say something nice?"
Xu Chunliang said, "Don't be blindly optimistic. Every hospital has been doing well recently, not just our Changxing."
Zheng Peian asked, "Why are you here? Aren't you supposed to be home with Elder Xu?" He still didn't know about Elder Xu's exoneration.
