In the office, Dean Shan heard Li Chu's voice outside. He had already stood up and walked out from behind his desk.
"Li Chu, come on, come on, please sit down! Do you want water or tea?"
"Dean, don't be polite, I will do it myself."
Looking at the gray-haired old man in front of him, Li Chu said with a smile.
As he spoke, he picked up the thermos bottle on the table next to the door, poured himself a glass of water, and filled Dean Shan's teapot with water, and then the two of them sat on the sofa in the reception area.
"Li Chu, thank you for your hard work these past two years!"
"Dean, you just completed a task assigned by your superiors normally. It's not hard work or not."
Dean Shan waved his hand: "Missions are tasks. Without your efforts, those equipments would not have ended up in our hospital. They would have been returned to our military hospitals and trained so many excellent testing, laboratory and equipment maintenance personnel."
At this point, Dean Shan stopped, suddenly changed the subject and said: "The candidate for the dean has been basically decided, Lao Du will take over my class."
Li Chu was stunned for a moment when he heard this, and asked with some uncertainty: "Dean, the old Du you are talking about is political commissar Du?"
Seeing Dean Shan nod his head, the look of astonishment on his face became even more obvious.
This is really an unexpected choice.
In the General Hospital, among the seven or eight senior officials, who has the least sense of presence, apart from Li Chu, it is Political Commissar Du.
He is not only the political commissar of the general hospital, but also the deputy director of the headquarters health bureau, where he usually works.
Except for the routine high-level meetings of the main hospital every Tuesday morning, and if there are any important things here, he almost never comes here.
But I didn't expect that he would take over this time.
"You didn't expect that, did you?"
After coming back to his senses, Li Chu nodded blankly: "I really didn't expect it. I thought it would be Lao Chang who would take over from you."
"Alas," Dean Shan sighed and said, "Actually, he was the one I recommended, but it didn't pass. I don't know the specific reason."
Hearing this, Li Chu raised his eyebrows but said nothing.
Dean Shan continued: "Let's not talk about it anymore. In fact, no matter who becomes the dean, it will not have much influence on you."
This is true. Li Chu's current position in the main hospital is equivalent to a temporary job. The reason why he stays in the office whenever he has nothing to do is simply because his wife is still here, and Li Wenxuan is also here now.
Otherwise, he would never come to work without any problem.
"Who will take Lao Du's position?" he asked curiously.
A change in position will trigger a series of chain reactions.
"Director Gao picks up."
This change did not surprise Li Chu. Director Gao was the director of the Political Department of the General Hospital. At the same time, this position was always reserved for high-ranking officials according to convention, so it was considered a normal promotion for him to take over the political commissar.
Next, Dean Shan talked about a series of personnel changes, and specifically highlighted them.
"Comrade Ding Qiunan will not move."
Li Chu smiled and shook his head and said: "I don't care if she changes. If possible, I even hope she doesn't become the deputy director. There are too many things to do every day."
"Comrade you!" Dean Shan smiled and pointed at Li Chu: "You don't ask for progress, but you can't stop others from progressing."
"Hey, Dean, you don't understand my situation. Even if I seek progress now, there is no way for me to get promoted!"
Li Chu said pretending to be aggrieved.
His deliberately mischievous expression made Dean Shan burst into laughter.
Yes, Li Chu is right, he has indeed no way to advance.
At most, like Dean Liu before him, he would be raised half a level when he retires and enjoy some benefits.
Looking at Li Chu sitting opposite, Dean Shan shook his head with regret.
Suddenly he thought of something again and said, "By the way, Li Chu, when I had a meeting at the headquarters on Saturday, the senior leader specifically asked about Wenxuan's consultation here."
Li Chu's heart skipped a beat when he said this.
In fact, it is against the rules to allow Wenxuan to sit here for consultation. Although he has passed the assessment of the General Hospital Review Committee, he is not an active soldier after all, and he has not been registered with the Headquarters Health Bureau.
If it weren't for the fact that he was Li Chu's son, this kind of thing would never have happened.
"What did the leader say?" Li Chu asked, a little worried.
"What the big boss means is that we can't continue to do things that violate the rules even though we know it, but we can let Wenxuan enlist in the army in advance and transfer his student status to our medical school.
But you have to accept the assessment here. If you pass, you will be his mentor. The requirement is that you must be able to practice medicine independently within four years."
Li Chu's mouth was wide open at this time. He was already prepared to be punished. Unexpectedly, the big leader handled it lightly and arranged everything.
Seeing that he didn't respond for a long time, Dean Shan asked strangely: "What? Do you have any other ideas?"
"Ah? No, no, it's too late for me to be happy with this arrangement. How could I have other ideas?" Li Chu, who came back to his senses, hurriedly shook his hand.
"Then you should take some time to go to the headquarters to complete the procedures. Taking advantage of the school holidays, transfer Wenxuan's student status, and when the school starts in September, you can take it with your two students."
"Dean, thank you."
This time Wenxuan was asked to sit in the clinic, and Dean Shan also helped him a lot.
"Why are you thanking me?" Old Shan waved his hand nonchalantly: "Sooner or later, that guy Wenxuan will be from our main hospital. I agreed to let him sit in the clinic just because I wanted to recruit talents for us in advance."
Li Chu smiled and did not continue to say thank you. There are some things that everyone knows in their hearts.
The path Wenxuan would take in the future was determined in an understatement.
But as Li Chu said at the time, Wenxuan's life had been fixed since he decided to study Chinese medicine.
Fortunately, the child himself does not object to such an arrangement.
The two continued to chat for a while, and seeing that it was almost lunch time, Li Chu said goodbye and left.
During lunch, he told Ding Qiunan about this matter.
"Whatever, it will happen sooner or later."
"Then I will go to the headquarters again tomorrow to go through the procedures and give him a surprise."
"Surprise? I think it's more like a shock." Ding Qiunan, who was eating, rolled his eyes and threw it away.
"You went out for fun, and your identity has completely changed when you come back. How do you expect this to be a surprise? Fortunately, Wenxuan is obedient, and you will be a more rebellious child. I won't fall out with you, the genius."
This statement makes sense, as it seems to demonstrate individuality. Many children nowadays increasingly dislike following the path arranged by adults.