[originaltext](1)Trying to see a doctor in China’s public hospitals can be a pa

(1)Trying to see a doctor in China’s public hospitals can be a painful experience, often involving queuing overnight just to get a consultation lasting a few minutes. A Chinese Internet firm is attempting to address the problem by providing Chinese patients online access to licensed doctors. The Wuzhen Internet Hospital based in Wuzhen, a riverside town in Zhejiang, was founded in December to provide services via an app called We Doctor. (2)The medical service is the online equivalent of a hospital outpatient service, which provides access to 26,000 licensed doctors in more than 2,400 hospitals across China. Users can get prescriptions and pay bills on their cellphones and have medicines delivered. The app sees an average of 31,000 appointments made each day. Wuzhen Internet Hospital has branches in 17 cities and provinces, including Beijing, Sichuan, Gansu and Guizhou.
Questions 1 and 2 are based on the news report you have just heard.
1.What problem does the Internet firm attempt to address?
2.How many licensed doctors does the medical service provide?