<h4>Chapter 1501: Chapter 1344: Two Extremes (Please Subscribe!)</h4><h4></h4>


    For the first time.


    He Jun experienced the exorbitant profits of finance.


    Of course.


    He also understood that it was not easy toe by.


    All of this originated from a strong Currency Policy, as well as several world-ss Technology Companies. Supported by their credibility, arge influx of International Capital was funnelled in, and that’s why they could make money.


    Without the Myanmar Pharmaceutical Group.


    Without the Myanmar Environmental Technology Company.


    Without the Asia Dor.


    There would be no present.


    Once thesepanies don’t perform well, it would affect the entire Myanmar Economy. Therefore, only when thepanies of the Myanmar series were doing well, would they be doing well. As an employee of the Myanmar Pharmaceutical Group, he never dared to ck off.


    Money.


    He was not too short of it now.


    What’s left.


    Is to legally increase it and then keep its value continuously, even if he has tens of millionster, he doesn’t n to resign. Working at thispany yields a social status much higher than any millionaire.


    ...


    After passing by several mountains.


    Xie Wei saw the county town.


    Upon entering.


    He found it to be quite old.


    Many ces still had tiled roofs, the streets were disordered.


    "What you are seeing now is the Old City, mostly dpidated houses that will soon bepletely demolished,"


    "The New Urban Area is on the side closer to the border, nning to extend directly to two kilometers away from the Checkpoint. The settlement can bepleted by February. If you would like to see, I can take you there after work this evening,"


    He Jun slowly exined.


    Border Zhong County.


    It’s somewhat like the national gateway.


    It can’t be too shabby, thus the province allocated arge sum of funds to build the New City. First, the Government provided the funding, with a one-to-one area exchange for the houses in the Old City District, then theplete demolition of the Old City District.


    After leveling the ground.


    ording to the building standards of the New Urban Area.


    Buildings would rise again.


    And these ’extra’ houses would bemercial properties. The poption of the County Town is definitely going to grow in the future. Since it is not within the Myanmar Economic Zone, thesemercial properties could be sold to foreign Investors.


    The first choice.


    In fact, means Indian customers.


    There are too many who want toe over and buy houses; since the New City is not selling to them, they can only focus on the Old City District. For this reason, the County has also collected more than a hundred million Asia Dors in advance payments.


    This money.


    The County and Province split it fifty-fifty.


    Considered as a repayment for the ’allocation’ previously invested in the New City. As for the city level? There’s no city since the city-level administrative unit does not have an absolute subordinate rtionship with the county level — this ce belongs to the province-administered county.


    ording to He Jun’s knowledge.


    In the end, rebuilding the entire County Town didn’t require Government money, and there was even profit to be made. They gained a New County Town for nothing, and the costs were primarily borne by Indian Investors.


    This operation.


    At that time, it also left He Jun stunned for a while.


    ...


    In the car.


    Looking out the window.


    Xie Wei felt like he had arrived in India, various ’legendary’ snacks made him want to get out and try them, but it was working hours now, so he’d wait till the break to give them a try.


    Before long.


    They arrived at the edge of the Old City.


    Even though the New City had not yet been settled.


    But the County hospital had been hurriedly built anew, right at the junction of the new and old cities, covering arge area. Xie Wei saw that all who came and went were Indians, and thought to himself, this ce has truly be a ’window’.


    Following He Jun.


    Afterpleting the Procedures.


    Having settled his luggage.


    He came to the Office that had been arranged for him.


    Brand new.


    But there was not the slightest odor of new Furniture. Xie Wei knew this was thanks to the technology from the Myanmar Environmental Technology Company, which could lock in the emission of gases from various chemical matter, making it safe.


    Already widely used in the global home sector.


    Making a huge profit every day.


    "In ten minutes, the hospital’s Management System will automatically upload your temporary medical license and assign patients to you. Considering you’ve just arrived, the speed of patient assignment will be half that of other doctors," He Jun said.


    He Jun is not a doctor.


    But an administrator.


    "Okay, thank you."


    ncing at his watch, He Jun said, "No need to thank me. It’s a quarter past ten now. At noon, which is half past twelve Beijing Time, I wille to take you for lunch."


    "Alright."


    After He Jun left.


    Xie Wei nced at the simple Office, took the doctor’s seat, took out a card from his wallet, and inserted it into the slit at the right corner of the Table. The next moment, the sound of machinery starting up could be heard.


    Following that.


    The Table surface lit up.


    ’Myanmar Pharmaceutical Group Medical Management System’


    Chinese and Burmese bilingual.


    There’s also a group icon below. The card he just took out is his temporary medical license. Only by inserting it into the card slot can a doctor use this system and activate this Computer Table.


    At the same time.


    Xie Wei noticed the Surveince camera in the upper right corner.


    Apart from the card.


    There’s also Face Recognition.


    Otherwise.


    Even if someone else took the card, they couldn’t activate the devices here. Xie Wei liked this feature; at least there is no worry about someone misusing a lost card. As long as it’s the right person, operation is very convenient.


    Secondster.


    When he entered the Management Interface.


    Therge disy screen on the wall in front of him lit up. The screen on the Table was for his view, while the wall one was for the patients’ view. The content disyed on both was different. In a small drawer on the right, there was also a Laser pen.


    But he hardly ever saw other doctors use it.


    He took out a training manual from his bag.


    And ced it to his right. Although he had memorized it well, having it by his side added a sense of security. If he couldn’t remember something on the spot, he could always look it up – theoretically, even prescribing Medicine shouldn’t involve him.


    The system wouldplete it automatically.


    But any n requires authorization from the attending doctor.


    Therefore.


    He must be clear in his mind.


    Three days ago.


    He had always thought that being a doctor here would be easy, but the doctors’ training he observed that afternoon made him realize that although this ce adopts an elerated method of training doctors, a significant amount of learning is still required.


    Myanmar Pharmaceutical Group also has examinations and a professional title system.


    In Huaxia.


    A doctor starts from learning the most basic principles, going through various exams and Internships, and eventually moving on to practical operations.


    Here, on the other hand.


    They start with practice before gradually learning the principles, and this learning ispulsory. The amount of content is no less than that of medical school textbooks in Huaxia, and their Wages are also linked to exams and professional titles.


    In short.


    Eventually, they aim to train doctors whose abilities are not inferior to their Huaxia counterparts. He still remembers the exnation given by the head of the training center, very straightforwardly: "You can’t always and everywhere have equipment at your disposal."


    Therefore.


    Based on this logic.


    The requirements for doctors here are very high.


    You could say they take two extremes.


    One extreme is to use equipment to obtainprehensive data for diagnosis and treatment decisions. The other extreme is to make disease diagnoses without any equipment at all.


    The former is easy.


    Thetter is very difficult.


    That requires ploughing through one First-rate textbook after another. When Xie Wei saw the stack of ’advanced training materials’ for doctors here, he felt relieved inside; it turned out that they ce great emphasis on the abilities of doctors.


    It’s not all about relying on equipment.


    At that time.


    Seeing those training students with anxious and troubled faces, they reminded him of their own experiences with difficult medical books during University, Postgraduate, or Doctorate studies – that kind of ’hardship and helplessness’.


    Xie Wei felt inexplicably pleased inside.


    This world.


    Still operates normally.