http://travel.nen.com.cn/jp/fligthResult-CTU-YIH.html http://travel.nen.com.cn/jp/fligthresult-SZX-YIH.html http://travel.nen.com.cn/jp/fligthResult-HGH-PEK.html http://travel.nen.com.cn/jp/fligthResult-SHA-LYA.html [Method Two] How did scalpers manage to break through the barrier of the real-name system? After several hours of investigation, the reporter understood the intricacies. http://travel.nen.com.cn/jp/fligthresult-HGH-HAK.html After the implementation of the real-name registration system in hospitals across the city, scalpers were once unable to operate. But now, they have changed tactics and are reselling expert appointments at high prices in some large hospitals. A 14-yuan chief physician appointment is being sold for 400 yuan. "Tumor department XXX, number 1." At 8:35 AM, a middle-aged man walked up slowly, and the bald man immediately greeted him like an old acquaintance. One hand handed over the ticket while the other took 150 yuan. "Been here once, left his barcode with me. One phone call last night, and I got the appointment for him today." Seeing the reporter also asking for his number, the bald scalper pulled out a bunch of "barcodes" from his pocket—more than 30 of them—and showed each one to the reporter. The youngest patient was just over 2 years old. "If you trust me, it's easier for you; I'll directly get your appointment," he said. http://travel.nen.com.cn/jp/fligthResult-SZX-YIH.html http://travel.nen.com.cn/jp/fligthResult-BAV-CGO.html http://travel.nen.com.cn/jp/fligthresult-HGH-PEK.html http://travel.nen.com.cn/jp/fligthresult-CAN-YIH.html [Method One] Seeing a doctor under a scalper's name, copying prescriptions under the real-name system http://travel.nen.com.cn/jp/fligthResult-HGH-YIH.html Backup "medical barcodes", handled by scalpers "If you're male, wouldn't that blow your cover?" Seeing the reporter hesitate, the bald scalper waved a barcode, "Use this one." It turns out that in response to the real-name system changes, many scalpers no longer work alone but hire people to help register appointments, both men and women. One person queues up the night before, while others come early in the morning to cut in line, still managing to secure multiple appointments without issue. Scalpers adapt to changes. "See a doctor using my registered appointment, then spend 5 yuan on an ordinary appointment to copy the prescription—it's the same as not having to wake up early to queue." http://travel.nen.com.cn/jp/fligthResult-KMG-YIH.html http://travel.nen.com.cn/jp/fligthResult-ENH-YIH.html http://travel.nen.com.cn/jp/fligthresult-CTU-YIH.html http://travel.nen.com.cn/jp/fligthResult-HGH-LYA.htm l http://travel.nen.com.cn/jp/fligthresult-PEK-LYA.html http://travel.nen.com.cn/jp/fligthresult-PEK-YIH.html http://travel.nen.com.cn/jp/fligthresult-SHA-YIH.html http://travel.nen.com.cn/jp/fligthResult-PEK-LYA.html http://travel.nen.com.cn/jp/fligthResult-CAN-LYA.html http://travel.nen.com.cn/jp/fligthresult-CKG-YIH.html http://travel.nen.com.cn/jp/fligthResult-HGH-HAK.htm l Registering for an appointment, seeing a doctor, and getting a prescription—all depend on a single personal card. This has set up a wall for the former scalpers: the history of one person queuing up and securing N appointments at the same time has come to an end. How dare any patients covered by medical insurance or public healthcare reimbursement use a scalper's name? Under the real-name registration system, patients must first obtain a medical card using their ID or medical insurance book when visiting any hospital. The barcode on the card stores the patient's real name, gender, date of birth, and other information. ； At 5:20 AM yesterday, when the reporter arrived at Beijing Chinese Medicine Hospital, it was still dark outside, but the outpatient hall was brightly lit. More than two hundred people gathered outside the nine registration windows, with the longest queue forming two bends, stretching nearly forty to fifty meters. "I came at four o'clock, but I'm only in the teens in line," a brother in the dermatology queue whispered, nodding toward the front, "The people at the front of every queue are scalpers." http://travel.nen.com.cn/jp/fligthresult-KMG-YIH.html