From small clinic to medical empire

Chapter 103 The Daily Show Special

Deng Cong is an international student.

The reason why he chose to study abroad was not because Deng Cong wanted to improve, but mainly because many years ago, he, who was ignorant and ignorant, believed in the famous saying of Mr. Shi Yigong:

"The 21st century is the century of biology!"

On board the thief ship of biology, Deng Cong can only go to the dark path of studying graduate studies in China and studying abroad for Ph.D.

Deng Cong has put in a lot of hard work and gained a lot of achievements during his two years of studying in Toronto.

Huangtian has paid off, through continuous academic research and continuous improvement in biological knowledge, Deng Cong finally relies on...

Purchasing milk powder on behalf of others has achieved financial independence.

In addition to the purchasing business, Deng Cong also has another source of income, which is translation.

Of course, he is not the kind of serious translator, but a subtitle porter who adds subtitles to small videos and then posts them on major domestic websites.

Deng Cong's porting content is mainly various stand-up talk shows, but also includes "Daily Show" and other program segments.

Today, as usual, Deng Cong got into bed after a day of study and entertainment, ready to watch today's "Daily Show".

"Huh? Cui Wa is back?"

Deng Cong saw a familiar face in the opening credits of the show, and what surprised him even more was that Chinese correspondent Qian Xinyi also appeared in the text message.

Recently, with the absence of Cui Wa, the number of clicks on the "Daily Show" video carried by Deng Cong has dropped precipitously.

Today, the combination of Cui Wa + Laoqian, which is most popular with the audience, is on stage again, which undoubtedly guarantees the number of hits.

Deng Cong has already decided to cut out the clips of the interaction between Cui Wa and Lao Qian and give priority to translation, as this week's main dinner video.

With anticipation, Deng Cong finally waited for the on-location interview part of the show.

"This is Los Angeles, a city full of stars, babes, and liars!"

"As we all know, my colleague Cui Wa Noah has been absent from work for several weeks. I took the boss's secret order and traveled across the North American continent to find out the reason for his absenteeism. If any suspicious factors are found, I will mercilessly Kick his ass and take his place!"

With the signature irascible opening line, a dusty Ronnie Chan is on camera.

Then, he started calling Cui Wa and asked him to come out to chat about absenteeism.

Cui Wa's voice of defense appeared on the phone: "Wait a minute, Ronnie, I told my boss that I came to UCLA Medical Center to accompany my mother for treatment. If you want to find out the truth of the matter, why don't you come to the hospital?"

Ronnie Qian showed a sly smile while pulling the suitcase and ran wildly, "Cui Wa, are you trying to trick me into going to the hospital? You are so naive. Ever since I had my circumcision at the age of 15, I swore I would never go to this hospital again." What a hell place!

There, the efficiency of those doctors defrauding money is higher than that of lawyers, second only to the yellow-haired real estate businessman who claims to be the president! "

"Ronnie, you misunderstand doctors too much. Their job is to help people, and I also met a great Chinese doctor here!"

"Ha, helping people?
As an Asian who was forced to become a doctor since childhood, I can tell you without reservation that helping people is just one of the useless by-products of making money. As for the Chinese doctor you mentioned, let me know him, I Will expose his lies and let you see his true colors! "

"I'm talking about Chinese doctors, not Chinese-American doctors, but doctors who really came from that mysterious country..."

Cui Wa wanted to explain something, but Ronnie Qian decisively hung up the phone.

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Seeing this, Deng Cong was at a loss.

Chinese doctors practicing medicine in the United States?
This is how the same thing?

Deng Cong is not one of the older generation of Chinese who has not been back to the motherland for decades and is full of outdated ideas. In fact, he plans to return to China to work after graduating from his Ph.D.

Deng Cong knew very well that the country is not as advertised by many media, it is still backward in technology and poor in materials.

But it never occurred to him that a Chinese doctor would treat a quasi-elite in the United States.

Full of curiosity, Deng Cong opened a bag of potato chips and continued to watch the show with great interest.

As soon as the picture changed, Ronnie Qian waited for Cui Wa at the gate of the Los Angeles Press Center, accompanied by a tall Asian young man in casual clothes.

When Deng Cong realized that this "Dr. Zhang" was Cui Wa's mother's surgeon, he was so surprised that he almost choked on potato chips.

He thought that the experts from China who came to the United States to practice medicine must be the kind of old experts with white beard and hair, but he unexpectedly turned out to be a handsome young man.

You must know that due to the deliberate uglification of the image of Asian men all the year round, there are very few tall and handsome Asian men on American screens.

The stereotypes of Asians they prefer are short, squinty-eyed, and nerdy.

In a sense, this Dr. Zhang is somewhat "politically correct" to subvert the image of Asian Americans.

Next, Deng Cong also saw the humorous and confident side of "Doctor Zhang" in his conversation. Except for using Chinglish with a strong accent, his other performances were perfect.

This almost makes people wonder whether this "Doctor Zhang" is entrusted by the program group. In Deng Cong's view, he is far from the image of domestic doctors.

But then, Wallace, the director of the Los Angeles News Center and a senior reporter, made a strong appearance and shattered Deng Cong's suspicion in one fell swoop.

It turned out that Dr. Zhang not only operated on Cui Wa's mother, but also saved Wallace's life on the flight.

As a senior reporter, Wallace is quite eloquent.

Under his vivid description, a thrilling high-altitude first aid was perfectly replayed in front of everyone.

He even solemnly took out a carefully wrapped pen and said that Dr. Zhang used this pen to save his life that day.

Reporter Wallace's appearance also seemed to be off the "Daily Show" crew's plans, but the show worked surprisingly well.

New York and Los Angeles, the two largest cities on the east and west coasts, their media workers joined forces for the first time to present a show for everyone.

And the protagonist of this show is undoubtedly Dr. Zhang.

After introducing Zhang Zifan's outstanding achievements in head and neck surgery and his status as a distinguished scholar of UCLA School of Medicine, Ronnie Qian asked with a look of yearning:
"Dr. Zhang, let's talk about your manor and servants in China. You must not lie to us. You know, we all know Raj (the character in "The Big Bang Theory" and his father is an Indian. Obstetrician, living a life of big spenders) how rich his father!"

Zhang Zifan spread his hands generously and said, "Ronnie, China is not India. We have a completely different medical system! I haven't achieved economic freedom yet!"

(End of this chapter)