"The decline of Traditional Chinese dicine in Huaxia is due to the inferior nature of our people's character. Take Acupoint Pressing, for example. Why do I, a fellow in his early twenties, understand it, while those traditional doctors in their forties and fifties have no clue?" Hao Jian looked towards the crowd.
The crowd all looked puzzled and shook their heads.
"That's because they haven't t a teacher who knows this technique. Sticking to old ways due to our people's inferior nature, transmitting knowledge only from father to son, from son to grandson, never beyond that—everyone wants to possess a unique magic technique.
But it's this very concept of owning a unique magic technique that kills the transmission of skills, allowing many refined skills to gradually be lost," Hao Jian said with a bitter smile.
Seeing this, the students felt deeply moved, each bowing their heads and sighing.
"Nowadays, less than ten people in Huaxia understand the art of Acupoint Pressing. I have been fortunate to learn this skill, and I intend to change the status quo. I will no longer keep to myself. I will teach you all I have learned in my life, but how much you can learn will depend on you!" Hao Jian said in a grave voice.
"Teacher, I will definitely study hard!"
"Teacher, I will certainly spread the greatness of Traditional Chinese dicine, so that those arrogant foreigners can no longer look down on us!"
The students below the stage were very excited because Hao Jian made them realize that they were not just learning dicine; they were learning about national pride!
The responsibility of revitalizing Huaxia's dical field had invisibly fallen on their shoulders!
At this mont, no one dared to doubt Hao Jian's dical skills, for his philosophy was already the highest form of dicine, as he wasn't healing people, but their minds!
With his efforts, all self-imposed limits, all unique magic techniques, would be dissolved!
The whole classroom was filled with the excited shouting of the students, n and won alike, as if invigorated, excitedly watching Hao Jian, almost regarding him as a deity.
Chen Jingcheng's face turned pale. How could this be? How could this guy bewitch people's hearts with just a few words?
Since he disliked Traditional Chinese dicine, even despised it, Hao Jian's speech did not impact him at all.
"Seeing you like this makes
relieved. Though Traditional Chinese dicine has declined, as long as there are young people like you who love it, it is absolutely impossible for it to disappear! Otherwise, with a few more race traitors like Chen Jingcheng who worship foreign things, there would be no hope for its revival," Hao Jian scoffed.
The crowd also burst into laughter.
"Chen Jingcheng, if you like traditional dicine so much, what are you doing here? Not only do we find you an eyesore, but you probably find us eyesores too!"
"Exactly, just get out already! Traditional Chinese dicine doesn't welco fakes like you!"
"You..."
Chen Jingcheng's face turned livid; he hadn't expected his classmates to dare speak to him like this. Had that kid given them the audacity?
"Leave. I can accept soone here who doesn't love Traditional Chinese dicine, but I cannot accept soone who hates it." Hao Jian also glanced at Chen Jingcheng.
"My grandfather and the dean are sworn brothers. Our family provides all the dicine for the Chinese dicine Hospital every year. Do you dare let
go?"
Chen Jingcheng was furious, his eyes fiercely glaring at Hao Jian.
In this Chinese dicine Hospital, no one had ever dared to send him away. Hao Jian was the first.
Of course, this was also because his grandfather and Du Yuelin had an extraordinary relationship, which allowed him to act arrogantly in the hospital, bullying teachers and beating classmates.
And now, Hao Jian was actually telling him to get lost? How could he tolerate this?
"If you have any complaints, you can go and report
to the dean," Hao Jian said with a faint smile.
"Fine, I will go tell the dean right now to fire you!" Chen Jingcheng huffed angrily, standing up to head outside and find Du Yuelin.
"No need to go, I am right here," Du Yuelin suddenly appeared.
It turned out that the old man, worried that Hao Jian might not teach well especially because there was a troublemaker like Chen Jingcheng in the class and that Hao Jian was a new teacher, feared Hao Jian might be bullied. Thus, he had quietly co to sit in on the class and had heard everything from start to finish.
From the mont Chen Jingcheng started causing trouble, he was already displeased.
He had thought that Hao Jian would, like other teachers, storm out in anger, but to his surprise, Hao Jian did not do so. Instead, he dealt with Chen Jingcheng harshly in his own way.
His use of "Acupoint Pressing" had stunned him; until Hao Jian made his move, he had no idea that Traditional Chinese dicine contained such a profound and arcane technique.
At that ti, Du Yuelin looked at Hao Jian with admiring eyes. Hao Jian's passion and attitude towards Traditional Chinese dicine, and the speech he had just given, made this man in his fifties feel his blood surge with excitent.
Especially since Hao Jian had ntioned his plan to pass on all his knowledge, he was so thrilled he almost jumped up.
Hao Jian was a disciple of Liang Wangsun, after all. If these students beca Hao Jian's disciples, wouldn't it an they had learned all of Liang Wangsun's skills and beca his grand-disciples?
This way, whatever achievents they later accomplished, their dical school would also benefit.
By the ti Du Yuelin reached their age, things like money, power, and beauties were all trivial, but one thing they cared about was reputation!
They all wanted to be renowned in the dical sector, forever revered by later generations.
But to achieve this, he needed Hao Jian's help. And now, Chen Jingcheng was planning to drive this rare talent away? How could he not be furious?
"Grandpa Du, you've co at just the right ti. This guy has been playing tricks in the classroom and even made a few classmates end up like this. Please, just fire him now!"
Chen Jingcheng said excitedly, thinking that Du Yuelin would surely support him, since he was sowhat like a nephew to him.
However, Du Yuelin rely glanced at him indifferently and said coldly, "You should leave the Chinese dicine Hospital. Starting today, you are expelled."
"What?"
Chen Jingcheng was stunned, totally unable to accept the outco, staring intensely at Du Yuelin.
Not only him, but even the students present also showed shocked expressions.
It wasn't the first ti Du Yuelin had covered for Chen Jingcheng; why was it that this ti he didn't care about him at all? Who exactly was Hao Jian, that even Du Yuelin took his side?
Seeing that this matter was being handled by Du Yuelin, Hao Jian no longer paid attention to Chen Jingcheng, but instead turned to everyone: Enjoy exclusive content from empire
"Additionally, I want to make sothing clear upfront. I will not tolerate missing classes, tardiness, or sleeping during my lectures. If you have any issues, you must ask for leave in advance. Technical skills can either benefit society if well learned or harm it if not. I do not want my students to discredit
due to their lack of skill."
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