Chapter 1670: Chapter 1670: Journey South 2
The na Feng Qingxue is quite unique, not exactly famous, but not obscure either.
The faces of several doctors imdiately changed, smiles appearing. A female doctor, around forty, stepped forward enthusiastically, saying, “So it’s Doctor Feng. I’ve heard so much about you. I’m Ming Lan. You may not have heard of my na, but you certainly know my teacher. His na is Lian Fengguo.”
So she is a junior colleague.
Feng Qingxue’s eyes flickered with a glint, “How is Senior Brother?”
“The teacher is doing well. He performs two or three surgeries a day when busy and rarely has free ti.” Lian Fengguo’s dical skills are superb, specializing in Western dicine. Despite the ups and downs over the years, he remains unaffected; after all, everyone values their life, and the more complex and severe surgeries often have Lian Fengguo specifically requested as lead surgeon, naturally safeguarding him as well.
Ming Lan recalled Lian Fengguo ntioning that although his junior was young, she was stable, skilled, and eager to learn, rivaling many older doctors in level. No wonder she was present among today’s team.
The country invests little in the southern region, even escort ships are old and in disrepair, let alone dical talent, which is naturally scarce.
Everyone present was intelligent. Upon hearing that Ming Lan’s teacher was Feng Qingxue’s senior, they imdiately thought of Lian Fengguo learning under Doctor Guo Ming. Could Feng Qingxue also be under Guo Ming?
Soone unconsciously asked, and Feng Qingxue smiled, “Yes, I’ve been studying under the teacher for so years now.”
Ming Lan smiled, “Doctor Feng, let introduce you.”
According to tradition, she should call Feng Qingxue “she-shu,” but the current situation didn’t allow for such old-fashioned terms. Unable to address her by na directly, she opted for calling her Doctor Feng.
Feng Qingxue naturally understood and appreciated Ming Lan’s introduction to her peers.
What caught Feng Qingxue’s attention was a short, slim middle-aged man around fifty nad Zhao Chenggong, who turned out to be Wu Zheng’s student and one of the key candidates for secondnt.
“I once learned dicine from Doctor Wu, so his students must be very skilled,” Feng Qingxue casually ntioned.
Zhao Chenggong was taken aback and blurted, “What a coincidence?”
Feng Qingxue smiled warmly, “I actually started my dical journey late, at the age of eighteen, without any foundational training. In these past ten years, I’ve t many senior doctors who, even without formal student-teacher titles, taught earnestly and openly, helping beco who I am today. My husband Lu Jiang suffered injuries during the war, and it was thanks to Doctor Wu that he fully recovered.”
A tall, slim middle-aged female doctor nad Tang Yan asked who she had learned from, and Feng Qingxue began to recount.
It started with Doctor Guo from the Southwest Military Hospital, along with doctors and nurses from various departnts, then Wu Zheng, followed by Guo Ming, Guo Xiuying, Wang Sanbao, as well as other seniors she encountered in the hospital, and several veteran professors from the dical school.
Originally, she shouldn’t have ntioned the professors, as many avoided them, but Feng Qingxue chose not to omit them.
Whether they were in their pri or fallen from grace, in Feng Qingxue’s heart, they were all her teachers.
After she ntioned these nas, the faces of the five other doctors lit up with smiles, their attitudes shifting significantly. Two of them were students of Professor Xie, nad Chen Kun and Jiang Nan, while another person, Luo Peng, was Doctor Guo’s younger brother-in-law ntee, and Zhang Qiming had studied for two years under Feng Qingxue’s senior, Zang Yuying.
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