Qiu Guixian did not express his position on the spot, he just carefully recorded the situations reported by these representatives, knowing his role before coming here was just to go through the motions.

Liu Fugui was the most emotional, shouting, "How did we inexplicably end up having shares given to Huayuan Group? From start to finish, did they put in a penny? They grabbed the hospital for nothing, how much was Weishan Island Hospital finally evaluated for? Was there any public announcement?"

Tan Haiyan said, "There was a public announcement, you didn’t pay attention..."

Zhao Hongda said, "Who are you trying to fool? After Huayuan bought in, they promised that the income of our medical staff would significantly increase. Feel your conscience, did it increase or decrease?"

Luo Chunmei said, "Surely we didn’t get an increase, but the incomes of those cadres increased, which of those Changxing leaders doesn’t make hundreds of thousands or even millions a year?" 𝐟𝕣𝗲𝕖𝕨𝗲𝐛𝗻𝗼𝐯𝗲𝚕.𝗰𝚘𝐦

Tan Haiyan pitifully looked at Xu Chunliang, internally thinking this elder sister is quite stupid, why are you looking at me? I am now the deputy mayor of Hu Shan Town and have already drawn the line with you, not in the same camp anymore.

Liu Fugui said, "This job is impossible to do, we can’t be sold out and still help people count money. Just take the case of Jiang Ailian’s suicide, the cost of their stay in the hospital for resuscitation was all counted on us employees? Why? They were already dead when they were brought in, why should we bear the responsibility?"

Jin Yonghao knew right away that the internal finances had a problem, otherwise such things wouldn’t have leaked out. Originally thinking to transition for two months before returning, who could have thought that just coming back he’d face such an uproarious scene, Jin Yonghao felt extremely depressed, a time of urgency, abdominal pressure intensified, there was a strong sense of something pulling down from his behind, he couldn’t hold on any longer and got up to leave.

Xu Chunliang said, "Dean Jin, we haven’t finished talking yet, where are you going?"

Jin Yonghao clutched his stomach, saying, "I... I’ll be quick, just need to go to the restroom..." As he spoke, he rushed out.

Now in the meeting room, only Tan Haiyan was left representing the hospital. Xu Chunliang said, "Secretary Tan, can you explain all this?"

Tan Haiyan looked aggrieved at Xu Chunliang, "Town Mayor Xu, you know about the branch..." This time she didn’t call him Xiaoxu in front of everyone, but what she said also indicated low emotional intelligence.

Xu Chunliang said, "Don’t put it that way, everything was fine before I left, it’s just been a few days and it’s all chaos."

Qiu Guixian and Li Yuliang tried hard not to laugh, this Tan Haiyan is really stupid, still trying to drag Xu Chunliang down with you? He’s as sharp as a monkey, so slick you can’t catch him.

Several representatives from the branch weren’t fools either. Emergency Director Wang Kangzhu, who hadn’t spoken much, said, "When Dean Xu was around, there was someone to speak up for our medical staff. Now, they only care about their pay and don’t care if we live or die."

In his heart, Xu Chunliang gave him a big thumbs up. Look at this, just for saying this, I can’t not speak up for the employees of the branch.

Xu Chunliang said, "Secretary Tan, let’s not discuss the cause of the matter first. There is definitely a problem in the communication between your Changxing leadership and the grassroots employees, and it’s a big problem."

Tan Haiyan said, "What we say doesn’t count, we will honestly report the issues they raised to higher leaders."

The attendees generally thought this woman is really stupid as hell.

Qiu Guixian said, "Leaders cannot be high above, you cannot shirk responsibility when things go wrong. Since what you say doesn’t count, then let the decision-makers solve the problem. Don’t just pay lip service saying all employees of Weishan Island Hospital are part of Changxing; why isn’t the Dean of Changxing Hospital showing up when things like this happen? Does he also have no say?"

Li Yuliang gave a friendly reminder, "The situation with Changxing is very complex; now the Healthy Elderly Care Hospital is under Huanyan Health, and the person in charge is the dean’s wife, Pei Lin."

Liu Fugui shouted angrily, "Now Changxing Hospital’s become their own property. Originally, we were acquired by Changxing Hospital, not some Huayuan Group or Huanyan Health."

Xu Chunliang said, "Ah, this matter I have heard about to some extent."

In her heart, Tan Haiyan cursed, have heard about it? You personally handled the transfer procedures at that time, how dare you say this aloud? There are such brazen people in the world.

Xu Chunliang said, "At that time there was an agreement between Hu Shan Town and Changxing Hospital, that if Changxing changed the land’s use without the permission of Hu Shan Town Government or violated the initial agreement, we had the right to take it back."

Tan Haiyan’s heart was pounding, thinking that Xu Chunliang was not just stabbing the knife in, but was cutting ties with Changxing one stroke after another. Why hasn’t Jin Yonghao come back? How could a trip to the bathroom take so long, I can’t handle such a situation.

Qiu Guixian added fuel to the fire, saying, "Within the jurisdiction of Hu Shan Town, no disciplinary violations are allowed to occur." He could see that Xu Chunliang was about to strike at his old firm. This one’s really something, turning your back completely, even in old familial relations there’s none; does he not have any attachment to Changxing? Don’t forget, you are still on Changxing’s payroll, your salary is paid by them.

Tan Haiyan said, "We did not breach the agreement, nor did we change the land’s purpose; we are now constructing a Healthy Elderly Care Hospital."

Xu Chunliang said, "Secretary Tan, I think you’d better report this matter to Changxing’s higher-ups as soon as possible. We will not let the interests of hospital employees be harmed. If you cannot give Hu Shan Town a clear response soon, you will bear all the resulting consequences."

At this moment, Tan Haiyan realized that Xu Chunliang was not holding any old sentiments for Changxing, but rather was only there to hit when they’re down, not to offer help."

Jin Yonghao still hadn’t returned. It seemed he wasn’t just going to the restroom but had found an excuse to dodge the situation. Tan Haiyan bit her lip, nodding, "Town Mayor Xu, rest assured, we’ll report to the higher leadership immediately and strive to come up with a solution as soon as possible..."

Xu Chunliang rudely interrupted her, "As soon as possible? Give me a specific time."

Qiu Guixian and Li Yuliang exchanged a glance, the same thought echoed in their hearts, damn! How ruthless!

Tan Haiyan tried hard to think, but she had no authority, and her words had no weight.

Xu Chunliang said, "By this time tomorrow, I hope to see your solution."

When the meeting adjourned, several elected representatives came over to shake hands with Xu Chunliang.

Zhao Hongda held Xu Chunliang’s hand and said, "Dean Xu... no! Town Mayor Xu, thank you for your understanding and support."

Xu Chunliang smiled and said to him, "Director Zhao, our job is to protect your rights, whether it’s Changxing Hospital or Huayuan Group; if anyone dares to infringe on your interests, it’s going against our Hu Shan Town Government, and we will never let this happen."

Tan Haiyan left dejected, and when passing by the men’s restroom, she even looked inside intentionally, wondering if she should get someone to check, did Jin Yonghao fall into the toilet?

Liu Fugui just happened to come over to use the bathroom, and Tan Haiyan asked him to help check if Jin Yonghao was inside.

Not long after, Liu Fugui came out calling for help, and sure enough, Jin Yonghao was in the restroom. He had a hemorrhoid attack and accidentally got incarcerated, the pain made him unable to walk.

Even though these doctors were currently opposing Jin Yonghao, they still came over to help due to the compassion of a healer.

Jin Yonghao was eventually carried out on a stretcher, lying face down, his pants soaked in blood. Witnessing his misery, Tan Haiyan finally believed that it wasn’t that Jin Yonghao was evading responsibility, but that his physical condition truly did not allow it. However, in her concept, she never saw a man bleed so much from below, even a woman’s period wasn’t this heavy.

After a hemorrhoid incarceration, it is very painful for the patient and requires timely treatment. The first thing to do is manual repositioning, which may sound simple but in reality is no easy task, and if done improperly, it could make matters worse.

Emergency Department Director Wang Kangzhu dared not casually start, suggesting that surgical treatment would be best.

Jin Yonghao knew the medical level of these people, he had similar attacks at the Weishan Island Branch before and had asked the village doctor Liu Shanmin, who had said his condition was very serious and he must quit smoking, drinking, and spicy foods.

Initially, for a while, Jin Yonghao did obey the doctor’s orders and endured for some time. During the New Year, he felt almost healed, so he let his guard down, unexpectedly leading to this quick relapse, which was even worse than before. Jin Yonghao truly regretted it.

Lying on the stretcher, enduring the pain, Jin Yonghao called Liu Shanmin, hoping he could come to the hospital to help solve his problem. To say the least, Liu Shanmin’s repositioning skills definitely surpassed those of Weishan Island Hospital’s professionally trained doctors.

Unfortunately, Liu Shanmin was in Dongzhou today for a meeting to prepare for the opening of a proctology hospital and couldn’t come back in time. He suggested that Jin Yonghao receive treatment on-site or be sent to Dongzhou if necessary.

Jin Yonghao was sweating profusely from the pain, knowing that this time his symptoms were far more severe than any he had before, and that if he didn’t get timely treatment, there was a risk of incarceration necrosis.

Faced with two choices, Jin Yonghao didn’t want either. He didn’t trust the doctors there for surgery, and if transported to Dongzhou, it might be too late by the time he got there.

After careful consideration, Jin Yonghao still opted for conservative treatment, meaning he would attempt manual repositioning.

Wang Kangzhu looked at the egg-sized hemorrhoids of Jin Yonghao and couldn’t help but have a headache. How on earth has he cared for it, letting it swell this large? Getting that thing back inside wouldn’t be easy. Wang Kangzhu wasn’t a proctologist either, and there weren’t any experts in this field at Weishan Island Hospital.