It took one hour and twelve minutes to fly from Bashi to Qingcheng, one hour and twenty-three minutes to fly from Qingcheng to Kyoto, and it took more than half an hour to transfer between planes.

In this way, when Li Maoyang and Zou Kailun arrived at Kyoto Airport, it was around ten o'clock in the morning.

At Kyoto Airport, Li Maoyang was inevitably a little lost.

In his opinion, this place was too big and too prosperous, so prosperous that he couldn't find where to go.

But it doesn’t matter, just follow the flow of people.

What's more, there is also Zou Karen.

Although the two of them were separated in Kyoto, they were always together when picking up their luggage and leaving the airport.

In the video last night, Hou Baolai politely said that he would arrange for someone to pick him up at the airport, but Li Maoyang refused.

Although Zhaoli Group also has an office in Kyoto, Hou Baolai is only a vice president, he is ill, and the attendants around him are also very nervous. Why is he, Li Maoyang, doing that?

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"Then we have to separate. You won't be able to find where you want to go alone, right?"

Standing outside the airport, Zou Kailun, wearing sunglasses and a mask tightly, patted Li Maoyang on the shoulder and smiled.

"What are you thinking about? We're not in interstellar space. Have a safe trip and everything goes well! If it doesn't go well, call me and cry."

Li Maoyang smiled and patted Zou Kailun's shoulder with his backhand: "Let's go."

Then he raised his hand to hail a taxi and got on with his simple luggage.

Zou Kailun stood and watched him get into the taxi. He smiled and shook his head. Li Maoyang was as energetic as a fool wherever he went.

Then he hurriedly flagged down a taxi. He had been working in Kyoto for the past few days, and he was about to get into busy work.

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Li Maoyang only remembered when he got into the taxi that he didn't see anyone coming to pick up Zou Kailun. This guy's trip was quite low-key.

This thought ran through his mind for a moment and then he threw it aside. Now that he came to Kyoto, he had to think about his own things quickly.

The first is to help Hou Baolai find a Chinese medicine practitioner who is reliable enough to treat liver cancer.

This matter is helping Hou Baolai, and it is also helping himself.

Not to mention the life curse set by the system to contact as many cancer patients as possible and help it build cancer-related databases and data models, he himself will also face a large number of cancer patients in the future.

Therefore, he must improve his accuracy and effectiveness in treating cancer patients as soon as possible.

To achieve this goal, without systematic endorsement, it is obviously not enough to rely on him alone. Even with the blessing of systematic fluoroscopic patient functions and "enhanced CT", he must widely learn from and absorb others

experiences and thoughts.

Therefore, when he came to Kyoto this time, he could not just wait passively for Hou Baolai's people to find the relevant TCM doctor, and then he could just appraise the quality of the TCM doctor. He also had to take the initiative to find a TCM doctor in this field.

Everyone!

This is not an easy thing to do.

Although social information is now developed, it is easier to find any information you want to find, but it is still difficult to find real and reliable information!

There is a lot of mixed information, and it is actually very difficult to find the real information!

It is especially difficult when seeking medical treatment!

The current system of social evaluation of doctors mainly relies on academic achievements and so on. There are too few doctors who truly achieve a certain social status and popularity by relying on their excellent medical skills.

This society has never lacked an institution and organization that ranks doctors' true medical skills. Traditional Chinese medicine is especially suppressed by various forces. There are very few real Chinese medicine practitioners who have a certain say, and many of their medical achievements are often unreliable.

Submerged in the vast and complex information that is true and false, it is even rarely known at all.

Under such circumstances, it is so difficult to find real TCM experts who can treat liver cancer and various cancers!

The second thing Li Maoyang has to do when he comes to Beijing this time is to find a real master of traditional Chinese medicine and get some real things about the four diagnostics, so as to improve his level of the four diagnostics as soon as possible!

There are only nine months left to complete the first life curse set by the system for him.

Nine months may sound like a long time, but it is still too short and tight to raise the entire four-diagnosis level to the intermediate skill level recognized by the system!

It has been a while since any of his small skill points in the four clinics have been promoted to intermediate skills!

Now that he has reached the intermediate skill level, the four small diagnostic skill points are still the same as before.

Four minor skills such as eye examination and tongue examination have been promoted to intermediate skills.

Sniffing has a small skill point of sniffing the lungs and has been promoted to an intermediate skill.

There are nine small skill points in pulse diagnosis that have been upgraded to intermediate skills: floating pulse, sinking pulse, stringy pulse, slippery pulse, thin pulse, moistening pulse, generation pulse, counting pulse, and late pulse.

There is still a long way to go to improve the overall level of the four diagnosis skills to intermediate skills!

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These are the two main things he has to do when he comes to Beijing this time, and the rest are just chores.

For example, it is natural to meet Kuang Wenqi. If there is a chance to meet his master, Jiang Bosheng, the master of traditional Chinese medicine, it would be even better.

For example, since I came to Kyoto, I naturally had to visit my cousin Li Meirong (sister Li Canyang).

I also have to visit Wang Dayou’s son, who is in his third year at Kyoto University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

In addition, hypnotherapy for Guo Haitao depends on Guo Haitao and his own schedule. Try to squeeze out time for treatment.

As for what Zou Kailun said about recruiting a few fat sheep for him when he had the opportunity, it was not in his plan. If he had time and opportunity, he would just do it. If he didn't have time or opportunity, it didn't matter.

Well, I forgot, if I have time, I think I should go to Huaqing University and Peking University, two top universities that are close together, and take a few photos to show off to Qiao Guoguo and Aria.

It doesn't matter whether he can see Zhao Xiaolong or not.

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Sitting in the taxi, Li Maoyang thought about it briefly and wrote it down in a memo on his phone.

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When a taxi enters the main city of Kyoto, it is as slow as a snail in some areas. It is really as slow as a snail. It is stuck in the sea of ​​cars and it seems to be crawling forward inch by inch!

Damn, it’s better to take the subway wherever you want to go! The rest of the way is not far, just walk. It’s really not as fast as taking a car!

There are cars in Kyoto, but sometimes it's not as good as not having a car.

I heard that some people in Kyoto can park their cars dozens of miles away and then not use them for several months, leaving the cars there to give birth to their sons!

I don’t know why I bought this car. Maybe it’s just a psychological addiction. Speaking of which, we are also car owners!

Hey! There are all kinds of things in the world. Some people think it's normal, and some people just think it's weird!

However, the traffic jam finally passed. After the car picked up speed again, both Li Maoyang and the taxi driver felt a sense of relief after having relieved themselves.

When it was almost twelve o'clock, Li Maoyang finally arrived at the hotel that Hou Baolai's family had reserved for him near Harmony Hospital.

Oops, the moment he got off the taxi, Li Maoyang breathed a sigh of relief. This taxi ride almost made him feel depressed!

Traveling in Kyoto is so difficult!


Chapter completed!