After returning to the office, Chen Qi began to pay benefits to his surgical team.

In addition to endorsement fees, he earned US$150,000 from this operation alone. Even decades later, this amount of money is definitely not a small sum.

If you eat your own meat, you must give your team some soup no matter what, otherwise no one will mess with you in the future.

The people who assisted Chen Qi this time were Yan Shifan, Bian Meng, and head nurse Qiu Fang. These three people were the core of the "Second Surgery Department" that Chen Qi personally selected when he first arrived at the Fourth Hospital.

After such a long period of cooperation, Chen Qi is very satisfied with their business capabilities.

Especially Yan Shifan and Bian Meng, they are said to be assistants, but in fact they are almost like apprentices, so no one can lose to them.

In the office, Chen Qi placed three envelopes on the table and said with a smile:

"Here, take it, here is 3,000 US dollars, one envelope per person. Consider it your hard work during this period."

Nurse Qiu felt a little nervous when she heard this:

"Dean Chen, this, this is inappropriate. We haven't made any contribution to this station. We are mainly assistants from the Japanese and capital experts."

Yan Shifan and Bian Meng looked at each other, but neither reached out to take the envelope.

Chen Qi is quite satisfied with the attitude of the three people.

He has always believed that a gentleman loves money and gets it wisely. There is no problem if he likes money, and there is no problem if he makes money based on his true ability.

Just don’t reach out for money that you shouldn’t reach for. You will encounter ghosts if you walk too much at night.

In fact, the wage subsidy he has given to several assistants is already the highest in the health system in Vietnam and China. If this is not enough, then Chen Qi will be disappointed.

"Take it, but the amount must be kept secret. If you tell me, no one will dare to blackmail me as the dean, but I'm afraid you will be treated every day, ha."

Compared with Chen Qi, 3,000 US dollars is just a sip of soup. It doesn’t seem like much.

But don’t forget that the U.S. dollar was a hard currency in the 1980s. If you go to the black market to exchange it, you can get at least more than 20,000 yuan, which is several years’ salary of an ordinary employee.

It is impossible for Chen Qi to give too much at once. If he gives too much now, what will he do in the future? Human nature cannot stand the test.

Seeing that the three of them were still a little hesitant, Chen Qi chuckled:

"Don't worry, it's foreign friends' money anyway. If you don't take it, you won't get it. But I don't think you should save this money. Inflation is very severe now. You can buy business houses in China Textile City now, so hurry up and take this."

opportunity, it will be difficult to get on the bus in the future."

When Yan Shifan heard what Chen Qi said, he generously put the envelope into his pocket:

"We don't dare to take what others give us. We're not afraid of what Mr. Chen gave us. But today's money is all in our stomachs, and no one will say anything."

Bianmeng also laughed: "I won't even tell my uncle anyway, because I'm afraid that if I tell him, he will clamor to come to work in the Second Department of Surgery."

Hahaha~~~~

Several people in the office chuckled.

Nurse Qiu saw that this was a secret between the four of them, and it was not public money, so she accepted it with confidence. At the same time, she felt happy and decided to listen to the young dean's advice and buy a few business houses.

At noon that day, Chen Qi also gave a big red envelope worth 100 US dollars to every employee in the Department of Surgery and Anesthesia. It was also a celebration for the entire surgical system, and everyone was happy together.

Besides, the money was a red envelope paid for by Chen Qi personally. He was upright and did not think too much.

But this foreign exchange red envelope later brought him a lot of trouble.

After scattering the money, Chen Qi and Lan Lijuan boarded the train to the provincial capital.

In the First Affiliated Hospital of the Province, Professor Zhang Chunyi was very happy to see Lan Lijuan's arrival. The two held hands and looked very affectionate, while Chen Qi was giggling aside while carrying large and small bags of local specialties.

As the Helicobacter pylori paper began to be taken seriously by various countries, two years have passed since there was a lot of doubts before, and now the public opinion has turned to doubts.

Scientists from various countries are also repeating the experiments in the paper, and various supporting voices are already rising.

As the author of the paper, Lan Lijuan still doesn’t feel it in a small place like Yuezhong.

But as Professor Zhang is a well-known doctor in China and also the author of the paper, this feeling is the strongest.

At the same time, it also allowed her to gradually increase her voice in the domestic medical circle and even among her colleagues abroad, and she was finally proud and proud.

So whether he was grateful to Lan Lijuan or he really liked this "little apprentice", Professor Zhang used his personal connections and connections to help Lan Lijuan get a graduate student place.

The special recruitment quota is equivalent to recommended students and does not need to take the unified graduate examination.

Of course Lan Lijuan is also qualified. After all, she is an outstanding person who has published papers in "The Lancet". If she were a young teacher at the university, she would have been directly hired as an associate professor.

Moreover, other graduate students need to study full-time. They must first resign from their original units, then report to the university, and then work with their tutors. During this period, they will receive no salary.

But as a tutor, Professor Zhang tacitly agreed that Lan Lijuan could not leave her job, as long as she studied and took exams with her regularly.

Of course, this is also for a purpose. The name is to allow Lan Lijuan to collect the data needed for the experiment in the clinic.

The graduate students in 1986 were extraordinary. They were definitely high-end talents. There were only a few masters and PhDs in the entire Vietnam-China Health System. I had never even heard of them.

Professor Zhang and Lan Lijuan chatted for a long time, and then they saw Chen Qi with a silly smile on his face, and said hello:

"Boy, your wife is preparing to take the postgraduate entrance examination. Are you going to study all the way to the undergraduate degree by correspondence?"

Yes, Chen Qi didn't have any connections. Otherwise, with his current title of "double director", if he wanted to get a postgraduate degree in plastic surgery or hand surgery, he would have had the choice of any university in the world.

But the problem is, he has other plans in mind.

He will definitely take the postgraduate entrance examination, but the major is definitely liver, gallbladder and pancreas, and other majors will not be considered.

Once he takes the master's or doctoral degree in plastic surgery or hand surgery today, it means that it will only become more and more difficult for him to change majors in the future.

Theoretically, he can minor in a second major during graduate school, or take another degree after completing one degree.

The problem is that Chen Qi is planning to become a disciple of Professor Wu Mengchao. For such a top expert, his vision and standards for selecting apprentices are very high.

He will not accept students who are not majoring in hepatobiliary surgery, or students who change majors halfway.

A boss has a reputation as a boss, and at the same time, the boss must ensure the purity of the team, not just dogs and cats.

Reducing talents in an eclectic way will not work in top majors.

Either you choose this major from the beginning and choose him as your mentor, otherwise you don’t want to think about "I want...and I want...and..."

The next day, Chen Qi appeared alone in the Shanghai Stock Exchange. Lan Lijuan went home to take care of her children after completing some procedures.

Chen Qi is here to buy a car, because Santana, the most luxurious car of this era, is produced in Shanghai.

In 1986, there were no 4S stores in China. If you wanted to buy a car, you had to submit an application to your employer and wait for approval from your superiors. Then your employer would take the money and a letter of introduction to a car sales company in the provincial capital to purchase the car.

This procedure is very complicated. For products like Santana that are in short supply, each province has a fixed quota, and the queue can kill you. Anyway, all kinds of people with connections have picked up the car in advance, so it doesn’t matter, just wait patiently.<

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Chen Qi is in a special situation. He buys a car privately, which has no precedent in Haidong Province, so he had to go to Santana's base camp to buy a car.

In previous years, Chen Qi would not have dared to think this way.

Buying a car privately? It’s as exaggerated as anyone in later generations saying they want to buy a train. Do you want to go to heaven?

Private car purchase was not allowed before 1986. Private car purchase was allowed just this year, that is, 1986. Chen Qi couldn't wait to buy one for fun before the farmer entrepreneurs.

Others hide their money, but he, Chen Wanwan, doesn't use it. Anyway, the first penny he makes comes openly and he uses it openly.

In fact, the first private car buyer in China appeared as early as 1984. He was a professional chicken farmer in the capital. He raised 5,000 chickens and then bought a Dongfeng 140 truck with private money.

However, this is for production, not for private enjoyment like a car, so it has not attracted widespread attention.

Later, after the Chinese New Year in 1986, a self-employed man named Chen Anlin in the capital spent 10,000 yuan to buy a Fiat 126P sedan imported from Poland.

As a result, the ban on private car purchases nationwide was lifted.

Do you know what Fiat 126P looks like?

Have you ever watched "Mr. Bean"? It was like the car that Mr. Bean drove. It was very small, smaller than the later Alto, and almost the same as a little turtle.

This car caused a nationwide sensation. It was even published in newspapers in Vietnam and China, making it the envy of people across the country.

You must know that at this time, everyone was still proud to own a bicycle, and a motorcycle could have "preferential treatment and the right to choose a spouse."

Cars, many farmers in poor valleys have probably never seen a car.

Chen Qicai was not envious. This man, not a woman, drove such a small car? He might as well buy a big Dongfeng truck to be more domineering.

In 1986, there were too few domestic models to choose from, such as Polonaise, Lada, Dacia, Volga, Muscovite, Bairu, etc.

From the perspective of Chen Qi, a reborn person, he can only be described as ugly.

Not only is it ugly, but the ride comfort is also very poor. Just like the Jeep 212 owned by the Fourth Courtyard, it is extremely hot in the summer and extremely cold in the winter. Because of the poor shock absorber function, sitting in the back is like a disco dance.

Once when the driver had something to do, Chen Qi drove by himself. When he arrived at his destination, he felt that both of his hands were exhausted.

Why? Because the Jeep has no steering wheel assistance and relies entirely on your own hand strength. The manual gear is particularly difficult to shift in, which makes Chen Qi, who was used to driving automatic gears in his previous life, very uncomfortable.

For example, there is a small car called Warsaw at this time, which has a two-legged clutch. How do you drive such a car?

No wonder these days, drivers have a very high status and are among the most powerful people in the workplace. Driving these days is really not something that ordinary people can handle, and if something breaks, they have to repair it themselves.

Of course, there are also good cars, such as Crown, Duke, Bluebird, etc. The ride experience of Japanese cars is definitely better than Santana.

The problem is that these Japanese cars are not brought into the country openly and they have to go south to buy them.

Chen Qi doesn't want any stain on his body now, so the only way is to come to Shanghai to buy a Santana. As a sacred car, it can be passed down to three generations.

There were no 4S stores in 1986. If you want to buy a car, you can only go to a state-owned car sales company. The store has more than one Volkswagen brand, and you can see all the cars running on the road.
To be continued...