Surgery Godfather
Chapter 1357 - 1029: Racial Discrimination

Chapter 1357: Chapter 1029: Racial Discrimination

In the Family Waiting Area of the Operating Room, Manstein and Brian sat on blue chairs chatting while some of the other families glanced at the two foreigners muttering in an incomprehensible language.

Two aunties began to gossip as they knew these two foreigners couldn’t understand Chinese, so they spoke without any restraint.

"Look at that foreigner’s hair, it’s golden and curly, just like the Golden Lion King."

"His arms are covered in gold hair too, so long and dense, it makes my skin crawl just looking at it."

"They also like to spray perfume. I got a whiff of a strong scent when I passed by them. Why would a grown man spray so much perfume?"

"To mask their body odor, probably. They say foreigners tend to smell stronger."

The two gossiping aunties kept an eye on the TV screen, pretending not to be paying attention to the foreigners, but their conversation kept revolving around Manstein and Brian, critiquing them from head to toe, occasionally throwing glances their way – after all, they wouldn’t understand.

"Do you think they can understand what we’re saying?"

"Relax, they don’t understand a word. With that stupid look of his, how could he understand?"

"I feel like that Golden Lion King understood though. When you called him stupid just now, he glanced over here."

"Pretending to understand, that’s all."

Brian couldn’t understand Chinese, but Manstein could. When he heard the aunties chatting, he just glanced at them out of the corner of his eye. He had no time to argue with them now.

The most formal Chinese etiquette?

At this moment, Manstein thought of his good brother August, who was the person most knowledgeable about Chinese culture, and he would definitely be able to give good advice at this time.

Therefore, without considering the seven-hour time difference between China and Germany, Manstein immediately called August. It was morning in China, but Germans were still asleep. Manstein called until the other party picked up, hearing a drowsy and cursing voice: "What’s up, in the middle of the night, can’t you let people live?"

Manstein, enduring his brother’s curses, got straight to the point, and told August about the situation here. August from the other end said: "Make a pennant for Professor Yang!"

"A pennant? How do I do that? Where do I go to make it?" Manstein was clearly clueless.

"Making a pennant is easy. There are shops specializing in pennants next to the hospital. Just find any shop to make one. If you really don’t know what to do, go straight to the Waterlily Bread Store and ask the owner and his wife. They can sort it out with a phone call. Anything minor at the hospital can be handled by this bakery. The pennant is just a carrier; the writing on it is what’s important, as it expresses your gratitude. Have Brian think carefully about what to write, and the attitude when presenting the pennant is crucial. When giving the pennant, you should hold it respectfully with both hands lifted in front, bending your body slightly forward as if to bow, and you must maintain this posture until Professor Yang reaches out to take the pennant."

"Thanks, go back to sleep." Manstein hung up, knowing that August was a true China Expert.

"How do I express my deepest gratitude? Should I kneel?" Brian said anxiously.

Aisha’s matter had always been Brian’s unresolved issue, weighing on his heart for many years, and now that it had finally been resolved, Brian was overwhelmed with excitement.

Manstein didn’t understand why Brian had this idea and immediately said, "No need, we should present a special and splendid banner. Let’s deal with this after Aisha returns to the ward. It’s not urgent for now."

Actually, Manstein didn’t know how to go about it either, but August had pointed him in the direction of the Waterlily Bread Store’s owner, who could take care of everything, making the task seem much simpler.

Perhaps due to being in a Chinese-speaking environment, Manstein naturally got used to speaking Chinese, so when he called August just now he didn’t think twice and spoke in Chinese. August, always striving to improve his Chinese, responded in Chinese subconsciously when he heard it on the phone, and so the two Germans ended up communicating in Chinese.

The aunties who were critiquing Manstein and Brian were dumbfounded; not only did this guy understand Chinese, but he spoke it even more standardly than they did. Thinking back on their unrestrained comments about them made them involuntarily cast guilty looks their way, believing their use of Mandarin was encrypted.

"This is racial discrimination, I’m going to report you." Manstein glared at the two aunties, finding time to retaliate against them, and they were startled by his sudden counterattack.

The aunties felt particularly embarrassed after hearing Manstein speaking on the phone in Chinese, and they had been planning to sneak away without bringing attention to themselves, but before they could rise, the foreigner caught them and gave them a scolding.

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After Aisha’s surgery was completed, Yang Ping breathed a sigh of relief. The difficulty of this surgery lay in the numerous malformed parts of the heart, all interrelated. Correcting the malformations required considering the whole picture; surgeries that require such comprehensive consideration must employ an engineering mindset, thinking from a systems perspective, otherwise the surgery is hard to succeed. Even if done by force, the patient’s post-surgery effect might be poor, and if the effect is not good, it directly affects the child’s lifespan, making it difficult for them to grow into adulthood.

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