"Hostess, I want to ask you a few questions. This Chinese scholar performed surgery on a pair of conjoined twins. You say he violated medical ethics, so I ask you: Which team reached this conclusion using what method of investigation? Where is the investigation material and who made the judgment based on it?" Manstein said slowly and steadily.
"Uh... there are rumors out there... they are all saying..." the hostess stammered.
"Rumors? Is there not a standard judgment process in the United States for deciding whether a scholar's surgery violates medical ethics? Does the U.S. not have a process and just rely on rumors? Does the news audit in the United States not need to be factual, only rely on rumors? You say they are all saying? Who are 'they', please tell me and finally invite them here to have a dialogue with me."
"Professor Manstein, I mean how would you comment on this matter." The hostess immediately emphasized.
