The Unknown Undercover Chapter 16

In Chu Tianhong's life doctrine, the world is centered on self, and all principles, laws, and ethics must serve self. Violating this is violating her nature. The reform of China's medical system has brought Chu Tianhong's nature to its fullest.

The original intention of the decision-makers in the medical marketization is undoubtedly good, and they want to curb medical corruption through market regulation. But this gives Chu Tianhong and his ilk an opportunity to take advantage of it - since it is market-oriented, doctors should make money as their primary goal.

Doctors make money from their patients - but these "customers" are different from those in the free market. They do not have the "right to speak" to bargain. Doctors often wield the stick of "you are at your own risk", forcing all patients to have no choice but to accept all the conditions of the hospital.

The "medical marketization" initially gave birth to a special group of "medical representatives". While they are active between pharmaceutical companies and hospitals, they have also become the most harsh "Huang Shiren" in contemporary China. Their "glorious" achievements are enough to be nailed to the historical pillar of shame to warn future generations - but the fall of this group is also involuntary. Chu Tianhong's experience may give them a more fair judgment.

When Chu Tianhong first met medical representatives, she gradually became annoyed by the "kickbacks" of several dozen yuan each time, and then she could no longer tolerate it. She pointed at a medical representative's head and cursed: "What you have here is not brain marrow, but something from a country toilet!"