USA.

Rochester.

This port is located on the south shore of Lake Ontario. It is an industrial city on the shore of Lake Ontario in western New York State, and is also the third largest city in New York State.

This city is known as the "World Image Center" and the "Flour City". When spring comes, flowers bloom, so it is also known as the "Flower City".

After everyone arrived, they were warmly entertained by the staff of the pharmaceutical company.

Chen Nan also enjoyed a handful of capitalist "corruption."

Have to say!

The United States is the country with the most complete pharmaceutical industry in the world, and medicine has become inseparable.

Doctors are also chief engineers of medicines.

Medicines are also inseparable from the track of doctors.

This time, ten Chinese representative experts came to attend the World Oncology Medicine Conference.

The entire journey was driven by luxury cars, settled in high-end hotels and restaurants, and received various gifts from pharmaceutical companies.

For these pharmaceutical companies, this amount of money...is nothing at all.

Even these public relations fees are also included in the cost of drug production and sales of pharmaceutical companies.

The staff of these pharmaceutical companies followed everyone throughout the process, mingled with the medical staff, and chatted and laughed with the experts from the Cancer Society, without any hesitation.

Chen Nan also met an oncologist from the UK, Tilson.

This man named Tilson is only forty-five years old, but he is already a professor in the field of oncology at Oxford University School of Medicine.

Participated in and published many papers!

The reason why he has a close relationship with Chen Nan is that Tilson read Professor James Hacken's article.

He was also full of curiosity about Chen Nan, and Tilson was far more curious about Chinese medicine than anyone else.

Originally, the people attending the new drug launch conference this time were all Western medicine practitioners. Even Yuan Chaomin, Yang Fupeng and others knew very little about traditional Chinese medicine.

But Tilson and Chen Nan chatted happily.

"After my great-grandfather came back from China, he highly praised traditional Chinese medicine and even translated books on basic traditional Chinese medicine."

"I have been studying for several years and have a very deep feeling. Traditional Chinese medicine is definitely a magical medicine. It can accurately judge the human body without using examination instruments!"

"By the way, I heard that Chinese doctors of traditional Chinese medicine know Kung Fu."

"Professor Chen, do you know kung fu?"

Chen Nan had some respect for Tierson at first, but after two days of getting along with him, he found that he was really a talkative person.

"No, it's all rumors, there's no point in it!"

As he spoke, Chen Nan used a little force with his two fingers to break the claws of the big lobster, and then started eating.

As expected of a coastal city, this big lobster tastes really good, and the price in the United States is not cheap. The only regret is that the pliers are a bit hard, and you need help from the staff to open it.

Chen Nan said while eating: "There is no such thing as Chinese Kung Fu, it's all a lie."

Tilson looked down at the lobster on the plate and was dumbfounded!

This...are you so fooling people?

You can open these giant shrimp claws with two fingers, and you still say you don’t have Chinese Kung Fu?

Tilson stared at Chen Nan dumbfounded and was speechless for a long time.

"You...you lied!"

Chen Nan shrugged: "I am simply strong."

Tiersen smiled awkwardly but politely, and couldn't help but say: mmp!

When Chen Nan came to attend the meeting this time, he thought he was here to enjoy it.

No wonder all the doctors in the hospital want to come abroad to attend conferences. This damn thing is really naked corruption!

I have been here for two or three days, visiting, drinking parties, sightseeing, high-end hotels...

Is this guy on vacation?

It’s in vain that I prepared so much information carefully and carefully.

It seems now...

What a waste!

At this time, people from the pharmaceutical company came over to toast.

The other party was very enthusiastic and did not have much prejudice against Chen Nan and other people from China.

Speaking of which, these multinational pharmaceutical companies do not have much prejudice against China.

Because everyone knows very well that Chen Nan and others who can attend the world's new cancer drug conference are all guests. They have a strong say and can even affect whether their drugs can be launched in China.

There are endless small gifts and local products, such as precious red wine and Hermès silk scarves.

Chen Nan suddenly felt a little emotional, damn, it was really too much to test them with this.

Chen Nan suddenly felt that this was not a meeting at all, but a party to corrupt their pure hearts.

Tiersen saw Chen Nan's mood and said with a smile: "Professor Chen, do you dislike getting along with pharmaceutical companies?"

Chen Nan smiled: "No."

"I'm just a little uncomfortable with it."

"After all, in our country, everyone is more tactful."

Tilson couldn't help but smile and said: "Chinese people are relatively reserved."

"But in fact, you may not understand that the development of pharmaceutical companies is inseparable from doctors."

"The proactive participation of doctors is also critical feedback for pharmaceutical companies."

"Because every year pharmaceutical companies need to prepare a high amount of public relations expenses, and the purpose of this expense is to use it for legal purposes."

"The United States imposes relatively heavy fines on pharmaceutical companies, so... in order to prevent this kind of large-scale destruction from happening, they have always maintained close contact with the hospital to prevent the situation from getting worse."

"Of course, there are exceptions to everything."

"Actually, what pharmaceutical companies do is not bad. Their research on new drugs also promotes the development of medicine. Even...in the United States, the contribution of pharmaceutical companies is far greater than the role of hospitals in promoting the health industry!"

"After all, for enterprises, innovation is the lifeline and the foundation of corporate profitability."

"Of course, capital's pursuit of profit is unavoidable. When it comes to drugs, they will maximize the ability of their scientific research to continue to generate value, and for this... they will do so at any cost."

"You should learn to look at them objectively!"

Chen Nan listened to Tiersen's words and nodded without denying it.

In fact it is!

The United States is a country built on capital.

The railways were laid by Vanderbilt, the buildings were built by capitalists, and the development of oil was also driven by capital...

If capital wants to develop, it must better allow consumers to enjoy convenience.

Chen Nan suddenly felt relieved.

In contrast, China is much more reserved.

Chen Nan is not biased. Different systems give rise to different industrial structures and different social and interpersonal rules.

After lunch, there will be a more important visit in the afternoon.

That's heading to the conference room at the Mayo Clinic.

All of them will be invited to visit the Mayo Clinic and treatment process.

Chen Nan is no exception.

But the bad part is...

Tilson said excitedly: "It is really a wonderful thing to be able to share the afternoon visit with Professor Chen!"

"Professor Chen, could you use your skills to help me open this shrimp shell?"

Chen Nan rolled his eyes and continued eating.

And this time!

Dane and Balsha were also having dinner at the venue, but... neither of them expected that Chen Nan would come.

Dan En's expression was a little subtle, with indescribable emotions. To be honest... he still had some expectations for Chen Nan.

but!

But Balsa was different. He didn't like Chen Nan at all, a man who had frustrated him repeatedly.

"Damn Chen Nan has no qualifications to participate in such a meeting!"
To be continued...