Chapter 161 Donation to Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital
After spending Christmas and New Year's Day in Xiangjiang, Liu Hongmin returned to the capital. Li Lizhen wanted to keep Liu Hongmin for the New Year, but Liu Hongmin had other things to do.
After returning to the capital, Liu Hongmin immediately rushed to the Traditional Chinese Medicine Association.
Professor Mei and others had been waiting for a long time. When they saw Liu Hongmin coming in, they immediately greeted him.
"Xiao Liu! You are finally back!"
They gathered around Liu Hongmin and sat down, and couldn't wait to ask: "Xiao Liu, is what you said on the phone true? "
"You really want to open a traditional Chinese medicine hospital?"
Liu Hongmin nodded, "Of course it is true."
"The Pengcheng Toy Factory Family Community has already approved it. After that, construction will begin soon. The transportation there is not very convenient for the time being, and employees can only seek medical treatment in the infirmary in the factory. The medical conditions in the infirmary are limited, so I decided to build a hospital near the commercial street. This hospital is Hepengcheng. It is a jointly operated, semi-public and semi-private employee hospital. Therefore, this hospital mainly serves the employees of the toy factory, so I decided to open a traditional Chinese medicine hospital."
Everyone couldn't help but feel excited when they heard this. stand up. But it is a pity that their families are all in the capital and there is no way to go to Pengcheng.
"Xiao Liu, there are many traditional Chinese medicine doctors from the south in our association. Their medical skills are good and they can definitely support a hospital."
"Thank you all!"
Liu Hongmin smiled Said: "But you don't have to worry, the hospital I told you on the phone is also true. But I don't open it, but donate a hospital to Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine."
Since the establishment of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Association, Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine was very helpful. Whenever they have time, many students come over to help, using their studies as a substitute for work. Therefore, the Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine has grown to its current scale and become a national association.
Since the beginning of the "Ancient Medicine Movement", major traditional Chinese medicine hospitals in Beijing have set up clinical wards, which has absorbed the energy of many famous doctors and left them no time to take care of students. This is not conducive to the growth of these students, so Liu Hongmin decided to donate a hospital dedicated to internships to Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. The attending doctors were teachers from Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and famous doctors deployed by the Traditional Chinese Medicine Association. Several people formed a medical team to lead a group of students.
In the first three months of internship, students just observe and learn. From the fourth month onwards, treatment plans were started. Treatment will only be carried out after the attending doctor confirms that there is no problem.
Although this will make the treatment process longer, it can be reduced from the treatment cost. As long as three to five years pass, after these students succeed, they can stay in the hospital or go to other hospitals to serve as attending doctors.
The money to build and operate the hospital will be withdrawn from Pengcheng Toy Factory.
When Liu Hongmin was in Xiangjiang, Wang Yaowei was worried that he would not be able to spend 6 billion yuan. Liu Hongmin told him with actions that you are too worried. Not to mention 6 billion, even 60 billion, Liu Hongmin can easily spend it.
After building family communities, commercial streets, hospitals, etc., the 6 billion will almost be spent. If it were not completed in several phases, Liu Hongmin would have to find money elsewhere. After all, building a hospital requires a lot of money.
The matter of donating to the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital was also handed over to Pengcheng Toy Factory to finalize the process, and the representative who came was Liu Hongmin’s hair Xiao Li Lin. He is the smartest among Liu Hongmin's children, and now he has become a middle-level cadre in the toy factory. This time he was sent here because of his close relationship with Liu Hongmin.
After arriving in the capital, Li Lin immediately went to the courtyard to visit Liu Hongmin's parents.
During dinner in the evening, Liu Hongmin did not call anyone else. At the dinner table, he asked about the situation of the children in the toy factory.
Li Lin knew Liu Hongmin’s intention in asking him. Liu Hongmin wanted him to be his eyes, staring at the toy factory. After weighing it in his mind, Li Lin told what he saw and heard.
Wherever there are people, there are rivers and lakes. The toy factory with thousands of employees is also a small rivers and lakes. Where there are rivers and lakes, there will be grievances and grudges, which is inevitable. As long as no one uses his power to cause trouble, Liu Hongmin will not interfere. What he was worried about was that over time, someone would form a gang in the toy factory and turn the toy factory into a mess.
This is inevitable, so Liu Hongmin must prepare for a rainy day. It is necessary to install a pair of eyes.
When Li Lin was negotiating with Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the Traditional Chinese Medicine Association found Liu Hongmin again. It turns out that TCM doctors in many places want to open TCM-specific hospitals, which are hospitals that specialize in individual treatments such as acupuncture, massage, massage, and cupping. These hospitals will become talent training bases for special disciplines of traditional Chinese medicine, specifically cultivating special talents for traditional Chinese medicine.
If special hospitals communicate with each other, they can also produce TCM talents with one specialty and multiple abilities.
“This is a good thing!” Liu Hongmin said: “How much is the difference? Make me a list and I will figure it out.”
Professor Mei and others were overjoyed, "Then I'll leave it to you, Xiao Liu, you are really a great benefactor of Chinese medicine!"
Liu Hongmin smiled nonchalantly, it's just a few hospitals, and it can cost a lot of money. How much? If we can't fight, let's get some dividends from Tomorrow Film Company. The account sharing and copyright fees for "Detective Chinatown 2" have almost been paid. If we use 10 to 20 million to distribute dividends, we should be able to solve the problem.
Professor Mei took out the application catalog that had been prepared long ago, and saw that there were more than ten hospitals densely listed on it. The one with the smallest demand is Hefei Acupuncture Hospital, which only needs 500,000 yuan, and none of the others have less than 1 million yuan. The total of more than ten companies totals 20 million yuan.
Liu Hongmin couldn't help but widen his eyes. At the current exchange rate between RMB and Hong Kong dollars, it would cost more than 53 million Hong Kong dollars to exchange for 20 million RMB. If personal income tax is also included, it is more than 62 million Hong Kong dollars. To distribute more than HK$62 million in dividends, a dividend of HK$90 million is needed.
This is equivalent to sharing almost all of Waifu's income from "Chinatown Detective 2" as dividends.
Even the wealthy Liu Hongmin also felt a little pain. But it hurts, so I still have to take the money.
The financial report of Tomorrow Film Company is very good, and there is no problem in distributing HK$90 million in dividends. As for the remaining more than 10 million Hong Kong dollars, it can be directly used as bonuses and distributed to other people in the company. Especially He Jiajin, Zhou Xingxing and the Kung Fu Twins. These four stars are now the signatures of Tomorrow Film Company and deserve awards.
The remaining actors, crew members and ordinary employees of the company will also receive bonuses of tens of thousands of Hong Kong dollars. This is equivalent to several months of their salary, allowing them to live a prosperous year.
Liu Hongmin called Zou Shifang, and within a few days, the money was transferred to his account in Beijing. Liu Hongmin directly converted it into RMB, and then called more than a dozen hospitals one by one according to the bank account given by Professor Mei.
(End of this chapter)