The Surgeon’s Studio

now why Biosensors International had neglected China previously, but as multinational corporations entered the local market, it never bade well for smaller companies.

It was no small feat that Changfeng Microinvasive Surgery stood where it did now.

Biosensors International debuting in the Chinese market would threaten their business.

Feng Xuhui understood the gravity of the situation.
Facing a behemoth, the chairman’s worries were fully justified.
The company’s survival was at stake.

It was not easy to manage a company that solely catered to the domestic market.

There had been limited advancement in their materials research and development which made them less competitive when it came to quality.
They could only lower their profit margins in hopes to retain their clients.

However, in interventional-radiology assisted surgery, materials played an important role.
There was no doubt a multinational healthcare company would have better products that offered premium user experiences.

A smoother user experience often meant shorter surgery times.
Rates of success would naturally increase with a reduction in radiation exposure during the procedure.

This mission of his… It was more difficult than scaling the steps to Heaven.

In his previous job with Great China Company, he was in charge of sales of electronic switching systems.
The commission for a successful sale was high and there was also an ongoing maintenance contract with the company, which meant that it was easier to achieve a high volume of sales.

Changfeng Microinvasive Surgery lacked the in-depth knowledge and expertise to attract more clients.
These doctors were sacrificing their lives to perform surgeries.

What a headache… Feng Xuhui finished his second cigarette.
He put it out and let out a foggy breath into the winter air.

The only way was forward.

Planning was man’s due, the outcome was God’s.

Materials… Materials… The word echoed in his heart.

Feng Xuhui stood, throwing the butt into a nearby bin, dusting his pants and driving away.

He should get some rest.
He had to get breakfast for his guests tomorrow morning.

‘What does Chief Zheng like to eat? Dumplings or soy milk with fried bread sticks?’

The soy milk in Imperial Capital could be too different for Chief Zheng’s taste.

…

In the headquarters of Changfeng Microinvasive Surgery in Shenzhen City, bright lights illuminated the building proper.

The chairman was still in a meeting despite the descending darkness outside.

The bittersweet smell of coffee permeated the meeting room.
The expressions of the meeting participants were dull and weary; they looked nothing like the commonly-accepted exuberant, high-flying and white-collar image of workers in big cities.

“Finance can allocate some resources to Imperial Capital but I don’t think Manager Feng from the northeast district would make a huge difference,” an overweight middle-aged man said.
“In my opinion, we have to invite Wu Haishi for a joint research venture to see results.”

“Materials R&D?” the chairman asked from the end of the table with folded arms.

“There has yet to be a breakthrough, sir.” The head of the materials research department was the most awkward person in all these meetings.

The research into new materials had been unfruitful to date.
This not only limited the growth of Changfeng Microinvasive Surgery, it also placed them at risk of bankruptcy.

“Speed it up.” A deep frown marred the chairman’s forehead.
“Any news on Biosensors International?”

“Yes,” a sharp-looking woman said.
She waved for her assistant to bring over a freshly-printed document.

“We just got news that Biosensors are running a similar trial procedure in Sorcery Capital.
They are ramping up production of the new model of guide wires and catheters.
I give them another week before they hit a milestone.”

Bad news was coming, one after another.

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