Doctors in society are mainly divided into two factions. One faction regards Western medicine as superior, believing it to be the most scientific, while considering traditional Chinese medicine feudal superstition. The other faction believes traditional Chinese medicine is the most useful; they think that as long as it's properly understood, no disease is incurable. They see it as the ultimate answer, whereas Western medicine is merely a tool for capital accumulation.
But what people don't know is that there is a third faction, like Deputy Director Cai right now, who doesn't lean towards either side and uses whatever is effective.
However, it is this third faction that is the least popular. Their Western medical knowledge is insufficient, and their understanding of the theories of traditional Chinese medicine is shallow. It seems they dabble in both, but neither side wants to associate with them.
