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Chapter 164 The Demon
Capital City, Chengdong District.

Standing beside the Second Ring Bridge is a six-storey building with a curved all-glass curtain wall design, which is unique and stylish in the capital city of [-].

In front of the building is a two-meter-high silver-white sign, with a blue oval background printed on it, and an English word starting with M written on it. It looks like a foreign-funded enterprise.

Meirui Pharmaceutical is a pharmaceutical giant in the beautiful country, mainly producing prescription drugs and vaccines in the fields of tumors, vaccines, anti-infection, inflammation and immunity, and rare diseases.

It is the first batch of beautiful national pharmaceutical companies to enter China. In the 80s, it established the first modern factory in Liangang, Liaoning Province.

This building is the office location of the China Management Center of Meirui Pharmaceutical, which was completed in [-].

On the top floor of the building, there is an office with an area of ​​[-] square meters. The panoramic glass windows can take in the scenery outside.

A westerner with blond hair and blue eyes in a suit was holding a white coffee cup in his hand, leaning halfway on the glass window, sipping the coffee in his hand, admiring the river outside the window and the weeping willows on both banks.

Just as the westerners were indulging in the scenery outside, there was a light knock on the door of the office.

The Westerner stopped the coffee cup brought to his mouth, put it back in the cup and saucer, and said softly.

"Please come in!"

A brown-haired Westerner walked in holding a folder.

After returning to the desk, the Westerner put down the coffee cup in his hand and said in a joking tone: "John! You ruined my leisurely afternoon tea time. If the things you report are not that important, I will curse you for not dating for a month." To beauty."

"Nederp, I advise you to change the curse. As long as my skin is still white and my eyes are still blue, there will be countless little wild cats in heat pounce on me in the bar."

Pointing to his own blue eyes, John also responded jokingly.

Niederp sat on the sofa chair, spread his hands and shrugged his shoulders: "Well, John, you are right!"

After the joke, Nedep recovered his serious expression and asked, "John, what is it that can make you disturb my afternoon tea time?"

"I think you will be more interested in this information than in your afternoon tea." John took out a document from the folder and put it on the table, pushed it to Niederp, and introduced: "We will start from the inside I got the news that a professor surnamed Sun from the China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences is doing evidence-based medicine verification of gastric tumors in traditional Chinese medicine.”

While listening to John's statement, Nieder flipped through the documents in his hand.

Putting down the materials in his hand, Niederpo said disapprovingly: "John! Today is not April Fool's Day, and your joke is not funny at all. Chinese medicine, tumors, evidence-based medicine, Chinese medicine also understands tumors and evidence-based medicine?"

John pointed to the detailed personal information with a one-inch photo of Professor Sun on the document and said: "Nidepp, please don't doubt the professional ability of our department. We have detailed files on all well-known medical professors in China. This Professor Sun is a An outstanding oncologist, she used the common treatment methods of traditional Chinese medicine and modern medicine to restore life to many patients who were sentenced to death by God."

"Oh! What a respectable professor, she is God's light to the sick." Nieder picked up Professor Sun's information again and looked at it: "However, what does this information have to do with us? Her The treatment method does not prevent us from selling tumor chemotherapy drugs, and I think we should fund her research, which will highlight that our chemotherapy drugs are more effective in treating tumors, and she will allow us to sell more drugs."

"Oh! Niederp, I think the following set of data will make you put away your previous thoughts." John took out another document from the folder and handed it to Niederp, explaining: "Although this Professor Sun also uses The chemotherapy drugs produced by our company, but under her combined with traditional Chinese medicine treatment, her drug dosage is only one-fifth of the normal amount, which is the comparison data of the per capita chemotherapy dosage in the oncology departments of major hospitals in Beijing."

When Nieder picked up the data statistics sheet and checked it carefully, John continued: "If the verification of the evidence-based medicine experiment of traditional Chinese medicine for stomach tumors is successful, they will definitely do the verification of other tumors. At that time, Chinese medicine will have a series of Drugs for the treatment of tumors are launched, and these drugs will squeeze our market share, and I believe you, Niederp, would not like to see our market share shrink by 80.00% one day.”

Niederp slammed the statistics sheet on Professor Sun's information materials, and said in disgust, "She is Judas who stole our money. God will definitely punish her."

John continued: "Nedep, do you still think this information is useless!"

"What's worse is that this professor surnamed Sun has cooperated with five top Chinese medical schools in China to conduct this experiment. I think if we don't do something else, when they succeed in the experiment, it's time for God to punish us. We They will all be held accountable by the company and even lose their jobs."

At this time, Nieder put away his cynical attitude and asked in a very serious tone: "How many TCM oncologists like this Professor Sun are there in China?"

John said: "According to the information we have collected, there are no more than ten such professors."

Niederp said: "If this Professor Sun can't do the experiment, is there anyone among these people who can replace this Professor Sun?"

"No one can replace this professor surnamed Sun, because she is not only a professor of tumors, but also works in the largest research institution of traditional Chinese medicine in China." After John explained, he looked at Nidepu suspiciously and said, "Nidepu, you What do you want to do, this is China, not our country, we must be careful in doing things, violence will only make things worse."

Niederp looked at John with a regretful expression, pointed to the coffee cup on the table and said: "John, you think of me like this, I am so disappointed, I am a noble and civilized person who drinks coffee, how can I use it? What about violence?"

John asked, "Nederp! So what are you going to do?"

Niederp said meaningfully: "John, if we use public relations to prevent this great professor surnamed Sun from being a doctor, let a doctor be unable to treat patients from now on. This should be the most merciful punishment God gave her."

John said with a regretful expression on his face: "Nidepp, I don't think your idea is a good idea. This Professor Sun is a famous doctor in China's top management. I don't think there is anyone who would do this stupidly. In the Chinese language, it’s called hitting a big rock with an egg, even if it’s for almighty money.”

"Simple and direct methods won't work, so we can only control public opinion." Niederp showed a regretful expression and complained: "Damn, this will cost us a lot of money."

John persuaded: "Things that can be solved with money are not things. I want to spend the company's money and keep our jobs. There is nothing better than this."

"John! You convinced me." Nieder straightened up and said, "However, we can't be the only ones involved in this matter. Our business partner should also bear part of his responsibilities for our common cause."

John sighed, "Okay, I'll fly to Shanghai tomorrow."

"John, how is your relationship with those wise Chinese friends?" Niederp continued to ask.

John shrugged his shoulders and said, "I have exchanged the most sincere friendship with many Chinese friends with my greatest sincerity."

"I remember a Chinese saying that when a friend is in trouble, you have to stab yourself twice in the ribs. I think it's time for your friends, John, to stab yourself in the ribs twice for the sake of our friendship." Niederp said disgustedly: "Really A lousy stupid proverb that hurts both my ribs."

Afterwards, Niederp made a gesture of counting money and said: "John, you tell our friends, if they don't show their value, I can't continue to use money to measure our friendship. As long as they perform well this time, we will definitely Will not be stingy with gifts to friends, such as knife music, immigration, and children studying abroad."

Speaking of which, Nedep pointed to the message on the desk and said, "This friend deserves more friendship from us."

"Nedep, I understand what you mean!" John said: "One of our friends thinks it is very suitable to participate, and this time I am going to take him to Shanghai together."

Niederp suddenly became interested and asked: "Oh, John! Can you elaborate on this friend's situation?"

John said: "Our friend graduated from Michigan State University in our country. He has a double doctorate in biology and chemistry. He returned to China two years ago and has been engaged in popular science work to expose and criticize pseudoscience. He has close relations with many media. Cooperation."

Nedep laughed heartily and said, "It's good to reveal the pseudoscience, but we're going to reveal the pseudoscience of Chinese medicine."

(End of this chapter)