A Dream of Jinling Chapter 300 Solving the Cow (13)

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Wei Ze shook hands politely with Uncle En, ready to end the meeting. Suddenly, I heard some commotion outside, and a moment later the head of the guard regiment on duty pushed the door and walked in. Coming to Weese, the head of the guard regiment whispered: "Governor, one of the Europeans who came this time has fainted. After a brief examination, the doctor said that he appeared to have a sudden attack of cerebral congestion. ”

I didn't expect such a thing to happen, Wei Ze's first thought was whether that guy couldn't stand the stimulation of being driven away, and he was angry? However, Wei Ze could only think about it, and Wei Ze immediately said: "Hurry up and send it to the hospital." ”

"I've been sent to the hospital. But the doctor said something......" The head of the guard regiment said with a slightly embarrassed expression: "Governor, the latest decree says that in case of death from such an acute illness, the hospital will conduct an autopsy. These Europeans do not have family members to sign. ”

"Oh......" Weser remembered the bill he had pushed so hard for, and finally got the go. After briefing Uncle Enn on the situation, Weeser said, "Mr. Engels, I don't know if you or those who came with you can sign as family members. ”

Uncle En frowned slightly, he didn't expect China to come up with such a system. In Europe, autopsies are also mainly carried out in response to criminal acts. "Has China popularized the autopsy system?" Uncle En asked suspiciously.

"Don't mention it." This matter is also a very difficult choice for Wei Ze, and he is also very unhappy with it. "The autopsy is of great significance to medicine, and I can only force it to increase publicity. But these are often misunderstood by family members. If you are adamantly against it, in case of death, we will just cremate you. ”

"I'll go to the hospital first." Uncle Eun had no way to make a decision, so he could only deal with it most urgently.

Wei Ze was also about to go back, so he took a car to the hospital with Uncle En. The Affiliated Hospital of Nanjing University School of Medicine is the closest major hospital to Weize, and those ordinary hospitals are unable to diagnose and effectively treat cases such as cerebral hemorrhage. When he saw the hospital in the car, Uncle En looked a little dazed.

It is a hospital with a length and width of nearly two kilometers, located near the center of Nanjing, and is densely packed with buildings within the transparent green walls. There were three gates on the street they passed, and the gates were crowded with people.

"It's beautiful." Uncle Eun said in English.

Wei Ze sighed and said in Chinese, "It's strange in the direction you care about. ”

"Why do you say that?" Uncle En asked in a non-fluent European accent.

"You know Chinese?" Weser was startled, and he tentatively replied in English.

"If you speak Mandarin and don't speak it too fast, I can understand it. I don't understand your accents everywhere. Uncle Eun explained.

Soon, the two reached a consensus. Weize and Uncle Eun converse in Chinese-style English and Chinese. Without an interpreter to explain, the communication between the two became quite smooth in an instant. Uncle En lamented that the hospitals in China are so clean, the painted iron railings are green inside and outside, even if there is some smell of disinfectant water, the grass and green trees and flowers make the hospital immediately have a good first impression.

And the Chinese who go in and out of the hospital certainly don't look happy, but Uncle En said in Chinese-style English: "It is generally believed in Europe that patients who go to the hospital probably don't have much chance to come out. Admission to the hospital is basically considered a prelude to a funeral. ”

"That's because there are too many infectious diseases in Europe." Weeser immediately pointed out the problem. China's anti-epidemic system is spreading all kinds of vaccines, especially the tuberculosis vaccine, which has been working hard to adapt for nearly three decades, which has made a huge difference in China's hospitals. In the past, the hospital system was mainly to solve the problem of infectious diseases, and the proportion of patients with infectious diseases in China was decreasing due to the popularization of smallpox, plague, cholera and tuberculosis vaccines. Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are beginning to become the main targets of treatment in Chinese hospitals. Non-communicable diseases have a very good chance of being cured and discharged from the hospital.

After saying this, Weser couldn't help but complain, "In the face of non-communicable diseases, the autopsy has become very important. In the past, these diseases did not have so much experience accumulation, and the characteristics and mechanisms of the disease required a lot of practice and research to complete. But the percentage of consenting to an autopsy is very low. You also have to know it with reason and move it with emotion. There are even many family members of patients who feel that this is a contribution to the country, and whether they should get some remuneration from the state. There are even some family members of patients who take this set of things to vent, saying that the autopsy has not solved the problem. Either the doctor doesn't work hard, or the doctor is incompetent. In short, the pressure is very high. ”

"Your Excellency is really an excellent administrative officer." Uncle Eun's accent couldn't tell if he was appreciating or mocking.

Wei Ze did not doubt Uncle En's realm, he sighed: "Social progress is a very difficult process, and I admit it when I am scolded." People who can calmly accept that they will undergo an autopsy after death either have a very high level and know that they will end when they die, and the ** that dies is just a **. Either it is that after a long period of social brainwashing education, a brain circuit has been formed in which autopsy is a correct and normal thing. Otherwise, the naysayers are the majority. ”

With Weeser's level of English, he couldn't express himself fluently in English, or even completely in English. So he even spoke with a comparison, English and Chinese are shared. Uncle En not only didn't think there was anything wrong with the communication with Wei Ze, but felt that this kind of communication was more relaxed and lively than that kind of sitting upright. It can be seen that everything Wei Ze did was to complete the communication, and Uncle En also thought that it would be good to understand.

"Why is this happening?" Uncle En asked. He didn't want to get out of the car, and it really felt good about this discussion.

Wei Ze smiled bitterly and shook his head, "Because everyone thinks of autopsies, the brain circuit naturally won't give everyone the feeling that they are dead at this time." Everyone thinks of either the knife cut they saw, or the knife cut they saw when they were lying on the operating table. After such associations, where will there be a reaction of recognition. ”

"Haha." Uncle Eun nodded again and again, nodding and laughing.

"However, this must be implemented. Even if it is insisted on for 50 years and 100 years, even if it is necessary to rely on the persistence of several generations to promote such a view, the autopsy must become a system. This is a system that can promote the development of medicine. "Wei Ze quickly regained his usual composure, complaining about his grievances and complaining about his grievances, and it was Wei Ze's consistent practice to insist on deciding things.

After laughing twice, Uncle En put away his smile, "Your Excellency, I came to China this time to prepare to participate in the Chinese revolution. If I understand correctly, Your Excellency did not want me to be your personal retainer, nor did you want me to become a Chinese bureaucrat. Your Excellency wants me to participate in the revolutionary cause in China, right? ”

Wei Ze's spirit was shocked, and he nodded again and again, "You understand correctly. I would like to invite you to the cause of the revolution. But why have you figured it out now? ”

"I see that Your Excellency, as a good administrative officer, does not think that administration is about management, but about solving problems and serving the public. It's like when I see the slogan of serving the people wholeheartedly. With such judgment, I can rest assured of Your Excellency. You must know that many people who are waving the banner of socialism, and many people who propose government leadership, are clamoring for the sake of the country and society, and there must be more prisons and more police. Uncle En's words are also a mixture of English and Chinese, but I can hear that his feelings are quite good.

"More prisons, more police." Weser smiled. He was very skeptical that Uncle En's knowledge of the Min's crackdowns every once in a while. Although Wei Ze probably did not need to crack down hard in the future, he himself never hesitated to use violent methods. This is one of the means by which Weeser copes with the social dilemma.

"But Your Excellency, I really want to know what you think of the Sino-American war. Can you tell me what you think? Uncle Eun changed the subject.

"As I said, domestic problems are solved abroad. I personally hope that this war is China's last battle outside its borders. After completing the land we are going to swallow, the squadron is completely transformed into an army defending the country. We will not take the initiative to provoke a war, and even if there is a war in the future, China will not ask the other side to cede land. Of course, this time we will not take the method of direct land cessation. With the characteristics of the bandit government of the Yankees, we will have the states of the Midwest of the United States declare their independence from the United States and their integration into China. For Uncle En, Wei Ze did not hide it at all. And the wise man has to tell the truth, which is the most advantageous practice.

"Will you accept local foreigners?" Uncle Eun showed a surprised expression.

"Humph!" Weeser sneered, "The Yankees in that land only arrived a few decades before us, and the large number of so-called Yankees in that land now are only immigrants who have arrived in the last few years or the last ten years. If they are willing to recognize those lands as Chinese territory, if their desire is only to live well on those lands. Why don't we accept the existence of those people? ”

Uncle En stopped talking for the time being, and European newspapers reported on the war between China and the United States one after another. "The Chinese want to kill all the Americans!" "China wants to avenge the Indians!" Such titles occupy most of the articles. So the more sensational the headline was able to attract attention, Uncle Eun was not surprised. However, listening to Weeser, China's willingness to cede American territory is extremely firm, but it has no intention of slaughtering the American people.

"Do you think you can turn Europeans into Chinese?" Uncle Eun asked tentatively.

"I don't think I can turn Europeans into Chinese, I've never been racist." Weeser defended himself.

"So you're going to fuse the bloodline?" Uncle Eun continued to ask questions.

"The China of the future offers a way of life, an industrialized way of life. Of course, those who will find that one of the political foundations of this way of life is materialism, and one of the political positions is anti-religion. This can be uncomfortable for a large part of the population. Chinese will be taught in our general education in China, and Chinese will also be the only official language and test language in China. But this is done to reduce the cost of social operation, not to destroy other cultures. In places where there is no official requirement to adopt Chinese, it is their freedom to speak whatever language they like. This country is only named the Republic of China, and the ancestry of the people of this country is not the basis of various considerations. It is a country that is provided with freedom, equality and democracy by the Constitution, and a country based on the rule of law. The People's Republic of China was not a country with some characteristic human being. Of course, I don't want this to be a country ruled by capitalists. ”

After listening to Wei Ze's introduction, Uncle En did not immediately express his position. He continued: "This is the future, and what is the current domestic problem to be solved abroad?" ”

"The young servicemen who have grown up in this war will soon take over the veterans who are about to retire. With such an army as the foundation, I will be able to continue to promote party building and political reform. As you can imagine, there are too many power groups in the power structure of the current Minchao. Now that they have reached retirement age, they should retire and let the young people educated in the new era take their place. Weeser speaks very fluently. This is a development step that he has been planning for a long time, and now he needs to implement it instead of thinking about it. No political reform can succeed without the military pressing the position. The imagination of peace is of course good, but it is only imagination. If you eat it, you can't get them to spit it out without violence. This is true for the United States, and it is also true for China