Quick Wear: Passerby A's Daily Life of Eating Watermelons

After two days of classes, the weekend arrived. Jiang Yue did not plan to go home this weekend. She just called home to report her safety. The weather in June was hot and humid, so Jiang Yue planned to buy some clothes. Jiang Yue had also made a lot of money in his stock account, so he thought about buying a house. While the housing prices were not very high, the sooner he bought, the easier it would be.

I took a walk around the school on Saturday. The houses here are quite expensive now, and most of them are small-sized, with houses of around 50 square meters being the majority. Houses of 100 square meters are considered thousand-foot mansions here. But this is very real. Jiang Yue's family of seven used to live in just over 20 square meters.

However, if Jiang Yue were to buy a house, she would have to buy a bigger one. She finally chose a house of about 150 square meters. After buying the house, more than half of the money in her bank card was gone. She has no plans to move in yet, so she asked Bai Ze to find someone to decorate it first. Jiang Yue doesn't like the current decoration style very much.

In the evening, Jiang Yue went to a store recommended by a classmate to eat something. The store was not big but there were a lot of people. Jiang Yue waited in line for a while. The moment she tasted the food, she thought that the queue was worth it. It gave Jiang Yue a stunning feeling. On the way back to school, Jiang Yue asked Bai Ze to remember this store so that she could come and try other restaurants when she was free in the future.

After buying the house, Jiang Yue went shopping in the mall, bought a few sets of clothes for herself and some for her family, planning to give them as gifts to her family when she returned home next week. When she returned to the dormitory at night, she looked at her small closet and found that she had no place to put the new clothes. In the end, she took out some clothes from her suitcase before putting the new clothes away.

After tidying up the messy wardrobe, Bai Ze sped up the progress of the decoration. He lay on the bed and read the newspaper, and found another familiar name. This guy's world has police bosses, gang bosses, and bosses who are involved in both black and white, as well as a bunch of business tycoons. Jiang Yue became curious and wondered if they could still achieve their original success.

I thought about some random things and then went to bed. I had classes tomorrow so I might as well go to bed early. The next day, after running, I had a simple breakfast and went to the classroom. When I arrived at the classroom, Emily was already there. I listened to her gossiping for a long time, but I had no idea where the news came from. I never noticed her asking others for news.

After a few days of classes, Jiang Yue went back home. She enjoyed being treated like a baby for two days and gave all the gifts she bought for her family. She also confessed to her parents about earning money to buy a house. This shocked the old couple. After asking about the source of the money, her parents took a deep breath and said that she had made a small contribution to global warming.

They knew that money had been made through stocks in recent years, but they did not expect that their daughter was also one of them. However, based on their understanding, they advised Jiang Yue not to touch stocks in the future and to concentrate on her studies. After all, stocks rise and fall quickly. Now the money is enough to spend for a lifetime, so it is better to concentrate on her studies.

In the end, Mom and Dad rejected Jiang Yue's idea of ​​giving them some money. Jiang Yue's original idea of ​​buying a big house for the family was also rejected, because there are only four people in the family now, including Mom, Dad, Sister and Grandma, and the current house is big enough for them to live in. As for the older brothers and sisters, they didn't know about this. Mom Jiang said that they have all started their own families, and each family should just take care of their own affairs. If they encounter difficulties one day, let Jiang Yue consider whether to help them.

They all said so, but Jiang Yue didn't force it. The next day, Jiang Yue went to visit her brother and sister's house, looked at her little nephew, pretended to give him an injection and successfully made the child cry. She set off for school early on Sunday morning. There is nothing much to say about the following years. Basically, she studied every day. This year also marked the day when Jiang Yue and her classmates started their internship.

In Hong Kong, "resident doctors" who have not yet become formal doctors are simply divided into several "levels": housemen are so-called general practice resident interns, and they are the youngest group.

Those in the middle position are called basic trainees, which means basic specialty residents, but they have not yet chosen the department they will work in in the future.

Going further up, there are higher trainees, which means senior specialist residents. They have already decided on the department they want to work in in the future and can almost teach students independently.

Advanced level is not something Jiang Yue needs to consider at the moment. Jiang Yue arrived at the public hospital early in the morning, accompanied by several of her classmates. Unlike her classmates who were excited and nervous, Jiang Yue did not feel anything about it. She knew which department she would be assigned to for internship, and her teacher had already told her this.

After arriving at the hospital, the hospital manager gave a speech, told them about the history of the hospital, what they would do during the internship, and then assigned everyone to departments. After coming out of the conference room, everyone, the new batch of interns, got to know each other. Some doctors who were assigned to departments that were not their favorite envied others, and when the time was almost up, they returned to their assigned departments and began their internship careers.

Jiang Yue had an okay day. The patients she met now were not difficult for her to treat, and her job now was to help out, such as drawing blood, organizing materials and so on. Even though the professor was very optimistic about her in school, without practice who knew if it was just talk on paper. So she had to follow whatever the other interns did, and find opportunities to show herself according to the situation.

Jiang Yue felt that her performance was quite normal, but the basic trainee in her department was quite optimistic about her. She had a solid foundation and her psychological quality seemed to be very good. She was lucky today and there was nothing to do in the department, so Jiang Yue got off work on time.

After get off work, I made an appointment with a few colleagues to have dinner. We had to get to the company early the next day, so we went home after dinner. After arriving home, I took a bath to relax. After coming out of the bathroom, Jiang Yue read a book for a while and then went to bed.

When she woke up early the next morning, Bai Ze had already controlled the puppet to prepare breakfast. Jiang Yue seldom ate out after moving to the new house, mainly because it took a long time to queue up every time. Jiang Yue really didn't want to waste that time waiting, so it would be better to go home to eat, and she wouldn't have to cook or wash dishes by herself.

Jiang Yue's home was not far from the hospital where she was doing her internship, so she walked there. When she arrived at the hospital, she found that she was the first one to arrive. She greeted the doctors and nurses she was familiar with, changed her clothes, and went to the department. She looked at the information of the patients who had come there last night, and tried her best to know what was going on.