Surgery Godfather
Chapter 1351 - 1025: Did the Thanks Get Reversed?

Chapter 1351: Chapter 1025: Did the Thanks Get Reversed?

In the VR virtual world, every virtual object is a program module. This program module utilizes human senses such as vision, touch, and hearing to shape the physical object in the real world. This is the underlying principle of all virtual reality technology.

The construction of the program’s foundation and its connection with the senses, each step carries a high technical content. The first step is fundamental and determines the top level of the second step. Nandu Medical University’s Digital Human Technology is the foundation of the first step, and relying on this strong foundation, it is possible to develop the advanced VR Operating Room we have now.

Professor Yang Ping, assisted by Manstein, completed the entire VR Surgery. After the surgery was smoothly done, Professor Brian also breathed a sigh of relief. He personally witnessed the whole process of his granddaughter’s surgery and was very shocked - both at the high difficulty of the surgery and the superb VR technology.

After immersively observing the entire surgery process, Professor Brian also established his confidence; he had found the right Chief Surgeon this time.

Taking off his helmet and glasses, Brian hugged Yang Ping tightly: "Professor Yang, it was astonishing. Aisha has hope now, thank you, thank you."

Turning his head, Brian also embraced Manstein, shaking his shoulders: "I’m so grateful to you. Without you, Aisha would have never had the chance to be saved. My good friend, I am so thankful."

The complexity of the human body is beyond imagination. Although no Digital Human Technology can fully simulate the human body, it can continue to come closer.

On this trip to China, Brian had no choice but to refresh his understanding of China. He had always thought of China as a dirty, chaotic, and poor country, and the newspapers, television, and internet were full of various negative propaganda. This deep-rooted notion easily formed a biased impression.

So when Manstein recommended Yang Ping’s research achievements to him, Brian was even unwilling to take a serious look and jumped to the conclusion that it was fake.

Later, when Manstein recommended Yang Ping to perform the surgery on Aisha, he was also unwilling to believe. If doctors in Europe and the United States could not do it, how could a Chinese doctor possibly succeed? However, because it was Manstein’s recommendation, Professor Brian decided to give it a try.

Now, having personally experienced this VR Surgery, Brian can assert that this is the world’s most advanced digital medical technology.

At this moment, Brian felt regret and a trace of jealousy. He realized how great the damage of misunderstanding could be - he almost delayed his granddaughter’s treatment and nearly missed a groundbreaking scientific research achievement.

Subsequently, Manstein and Brian visited the laboratory, gaining a deeper understanding of the laboratory’s technical points and the team.

Moreover, through this understanding, Brian gained more knowledge about China and the Chinese. If he knew that Mr. Karen’s surgery was also led by Yang Ping, Brian would certainly have been even more shocked. The Karen Family is the largest in Sweden, with Sweden as their base of operations and influence extending across the globe, regarded as one of the greatest families in Europe.

The supporters behind Yang Ping’s research fund include the Karen Family, as they and the Duke Family of Germany are the main European supporters of the foundation.

Manstein’s companion with Brian on this trip to China was not only for little Aisha’s surgery - he didn’t need to personally accompany Brian as a phone call would have sufficed. Manstein had another important purpose: to bring Brian to China to broaden his horizons, to remove the rust from his rigid mind, and to understand the greatness of China. He is an influential figure in the Nobel Prize Committee.

"Professor Yang, can we learn about the funding support for this laboratory? I think Mr. Brian would be very interested," Manstein immediately suggested.

Professor Yang Ping did not decline, as classified information remained confidential while the rest was open. The foundation’s information was public and transparent, so he immediately asked Director He to arrange the visit.

Director He had a doctoral student retrieve the funding documents, and once everyone sat down, he introduced them, saying, "Besides state support, our experimental funding mainly comes from Professor Yang’s Research Fund. For this project, the foundation has already contributed hundreds of millions of dollars. As you see, this is the main funder, Professor Yang Ping’s foundation, which, to be frank, accepts investments from all over the world, such as from the Karen Family of Sweden."

"The Karen Family?" Brian was very surprised.

"That’s right. The Karen Family is a long-term and fixed funding provider for our foundation, and their sponsorship is completely unconditional and voluntary," Song Zimo, who had been standing nearby, immediately explained.

It was incredible that the Karen Family would provide funds for them, given their high status in the hearts of Swedes.

"We have a collection of acknowledgments from the foundation here. Have a look."

Director He instructed the doctoral student to bring the acknowledgment collection since every research group funded by the Yang Ping Foundation kept a copy to recognize their benefactors.

The doctoral student brought over the collection, and as Director He flipped through it, Brian took a look and saw Mr. Karen’s bilingual signature in English and Swedish: "We are extremely grateful to the Yang Ping Foundation for the precious opportunity and express our sincere appreciation."

The acknowledgment seemed reversed; such thanks were typically from the funding recipients to the donors. Now it was the donors who seemed grateful to the recipients, as if pleading for the chance to donate money.

Clear and unambiguous, the acknowledgments were written in both English and Swedish, leaving no room for misunderstanding or ambiguity.

"Professor Yang’s foundation has very strict requirements for donors. Although many people line up to donate, few get the chance. So, of course, the donors are thankful to our Professor Yang for such a valuable opportunity," Manstein added, noticing Brian’s confusion and providing an explanation.

The fact that the Karen Family had to queue up for the opportunity to donate indicated that the world had indeed changed.

"That’s not really it; we just don’t need that much money right now, so there has to be some order among all these donors. Otherwise, if everyone were to donate at once, it could lead to significant waste," Professor Yang Ping modestly informed Mr. Brian.

Mr. Brian nodded his head.

He also noticed donations from the German Duke’s fund, which belonged to a powerful and ancient family from Germany, almost a dominant presence in Europe and America, with many core industrial enterprises in the United States under the Duke Family’s control.

It appeared that this young doctor was indeed remarkable; otherwise, the usually proud Manstein wouldn’t have been so humble.

After the visit, Director He played host and invited everyone to dine at Nandu Medical University. Manstein immediately expressed his desire to collaborate with Director He, requesting the use of Director He’s Digital Human Technology for some research, and Brian also followed suit, hoping to cooperate with Director He’s laboratory to conduct research utilizing Digital Human Technology.

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