Feng Qingxue’s greatest gain in Shanghai was certainly the collection of so materials from ancient bookshops, concerning dicine. So of these Chinese dicine books were ntioned by Guo Ming, but even he didn’t possess them.
One could say that this type of Chinese dicine book could be considered a rare edition, very possibly copied from a Traditional Chinese dicine Family.
So people don’t treasure their own belongings, but many so-called Traditional Chinese dicine Families only pass down their unique expertise to their descendants. Naturally, rare Chinese dical texts are considered family heirlooms.
Although Feng Qingxue hosted Western dical surgeries, she never forgot to delve into Chinese dicine.
Thus, in the new year, she diligently worked while rigorously practicing calligraphy and painting, reading dical books exhaustively, and whenever she encountered perplexing content, she took ti to visit her teacher Guo Ming at Jade Spring Mountain.
Guo Ming was old, but in this profession, age brings prestige, and he still took charge of the health of national leaders.
Doctors like Guo Ming generally lived alongside the leaders.
Living with Guo Ming were also highly skilled Western dicine doctors, all experienced and top-level national experts. With her astuteness, Feng Qingxue asked Guo Ming to facilitate introductions, visiting during rest tis or assisting elder experts while they worked, seeking resolutions to her dical queries.
At this ti, many elder experts were willing to promote young talents, with few holding miserly attitudes, plus Feng Qingxue’s novel perspectives proved to be thoroughly reasonable and mingled harmoniously.
In any case, within just over half a year, Feng Qingxue’s dical skills leveled up significantly.
In the past six months, Lu Jiang was very busy with one eting after another convened continuously in the Capital, with plans linking the past and the future being published in reports until their forr superior who opposed certain statents resud work, leading many matters gradually back on track.
This forr superior was Ye Zhengjun’s old superior, having experienced quite a few challenges over the years.
In early August, the forr superior hosted a symposium on science and education, and Feng Qingxue had the fortune of attending the eting as one of the representatives.
Although her current position was not high, remaining unchanged for countless years, she was an early worker-peasant-soldier university student after the suspension of classes, personally recomnded to college by a deceased old comrade. After graduation, whether in her work attitude or outcos, she perford exceptionally well, considered a typical case.
The forr superior decided to restore the college entrance examination system, and Feng Qingxue naturally supported it wholeheartedly.
Her hand rose swiftly, even faster than Lu Jiang’s, prompting knowing smiles from those familiar with the couple.
The forr superior asked why she agreed, and Feng Qingxue eloquently responded: "We are no longer in the past. Now internationally, modernization of strong nations is emphasized. To avoid falling behind and being beaten, we must empower ourselves. Science is the primary productive force. How does science co about? Education is the foundation. Without education, where would science co from?"
Feng Qingxue paused slightly before continuing: "Although I work in dicine, I co from the countryside; I understand rural situations. Take farming, for instance. Everyone knows threshing machines and harvesters are more convenient and faster than manual labor. The old farr treasures the four words ’labor-saving and ti-saving.’ Can ordinary people research threshing machines and harvesters? Can they make tractors? Without certain knowledge, they can’t. And where does knowledge co from? Learning. Junior and senior high school won’t have such courses. Only by opening the door to college entrance exams and the resumption of college courses can students acquire knowledge and beco talents."
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