Three men and two women in white coats sat at the examination panel in the conference room, reviewing the files in their hands. Zhang Hua, male, twenty-four, graduated from the Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, currently working as an intern doctor of traditional Chinese medicine at the Red Star Workers’ Hospital at the Steel Rolling Mill. A middle-aged man with a receding hairline looked up at the young man seated in front of him. His expression was calm, his gaze confident, and there was not the slightest trace of nervousness on his face. Composure was what mattered most in the study of traditional Chinese medicine, and this young man had only graduated less than a year ago, yet he was already so steady. He explained the mechanisms of spleen disorders clearly, one word at a time. In this life, he had secured a permanent position!
