司登泠 (in English it sounds like Si Den Lin)
> 司 means commander
> 登 means climb mountain and peaks
> 泠 means pure water and breeze
> 司 means commander
> 登 means climb mountain and peaks
> 泠 means pure water and breeze
Because he is staying in Taipei for a month, he was also given an office in the hospital yesterday. Apparently it is much nicer then any office he has ever had in the U.S! His translator is a senior medical student who grew up in Californina but went to medical school in Taiwan and wants to be a neurosurgeon. He speaks perfect English and is fluent in Chinese. He has yet to find his way to the grocery store and has been living on green tea!
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