Traveling through time and space: Medical skills travel the world

At this time, Jiang Yue slowly came over, put his arm around her shoulders, and said with a smile: "Su Xi, you have been really dedicated during this period. You have been so busy that I almost forgot who you are."

Su Xi raised her head and saw Jiang Yue's face. A hint of warmth flashed in her eyes. "Isn't this for the sake of improving my medical skills as soon as possible? If I can cure more patients, I will be satisfied."

"Satisfied? Have you never thought about how much responsibility a great doctor would bring?" Jiang Yue teased, but her eyes were full of admiration.

Su Xi smiled slightly, with a determined light in her eyes. "Responsibility? Of course, but isn't this what I desire most in my heart?" She lowered her head again and continued to flip through the pages of the book. "The teacher said that doctors have a kind heart. If we can save lives, why not do it?"

Jiang Yue nodded, and she admired Su Xi's persistence and ideals even more. "Tonight, the teacher called us together to conduct a case analysis. I heard that a seriously ill patient was invited. He has a difficult disease to treat. I think you can take this opportunity to show your ability."

"Seriously ill patients?" Su Xi's eyes lit up, and she held the book tightly. "This is exactly what I want to learn, so of course I dare not neglect it! Please help me review it, and I will learn more about his illness later."

"Okay, no problem." Jiang Yue agreed with a smile.

As dusk gradually fell, the lights in the school came on one after another, and the air was filled with a tense and excited atmosphere. When Su Xi and Jiang Yue arrived at the classroom, many students had already taken their seats, and their teacher, Professor Lin, was standing on the podium with a solemn expression.

"Today, we will discuss a very complicated case," Professor Lin began. "This patient has a rare plague and has not recovered after multiple treatments."

Then, the doctors began to introduce the patient's condition. Su Xi listened carefully and secretly took note of every detail. When it was time to speak, she mustered up the courage to stand up. "Teacher, can you share the patient's specific symptoms? I want to prescribe the right medicine."

Professor Lin was slightly stunned, with a look of surprise in his eyes, and then nodded in admiration. "Su Xi, your question is very accurate. This patient has a high fever, cough, red and swollen throat, and extremely weak body... I hope everyone can come up with a corresponding diagnosis based on these symptoms."

"If it were me, I would consider warm bamboo leaves and licorice to balance the heat in the body." Su Xi said confidently.

"The idea is good, but there are other details that can be added." Professor Lin agreed, but did not rush to draw conclusions.

"If possible, adding cooked ginger can improve the patient's fever, especially when the seasons change and the body is more susceptible to cold," Su Xi continued.

Professor Lin's frown gradually relaxed, and other students began to discuss in low voices. At this time, Jiang Yue couldn't help but feel proud of Su Xi's performance.

After a moment, Professor Lin spoke up: "Everyone's ideas are very good. The methods Su Xi just mentioned will be helpful after practice. Next, I hope we can have a comprehensive discussion on patients."

At this moment, heavy footsteps were heard at the door, and a staff member pushed a wheelchair in, with the seriously ill patient sitting on it. He looked pale and lifeless, which was heartbreaking.

"Please ask him to sit down." Professor Lin immediately gestured and then asked about the patient's condition.

"I...I have tried different treatments," the patient said weakly, "but nothing works. Please, help me."

Several classmates came forward to discuss, and Su Xi couldn't help but feel nervous. Could she really give this patient hope through her own efforts?

After a round of discussion, the doctors in the class each put forward different opinions. Near the end, Professor Lin turned around and said, "Su Xi, as the only one among us who has proposed an effective plan, you will summarize it for this patient."

Su Xi suddenly felt the pressure on her shoulders, like a huge light shining down. She took a deep breath and said in a firm tone: "First, I want to take measures to replenish his Qi. I will choose ginseng and wolfberry, and then boil them with river water to replenish his body's vitality. After that, we will regulate and treat the fever and sore throat."

"Liu Hua, what are you busy with?" Chen Fang poked her head out of the house, breaking the silence.

"I'm trying to repair this bamboo flute." Liu Hua smiled slightly and looked up at her. "I heard that this will be used in the celebration outside the village. I want to help you prepare some programs."

"You are so considerate!" Chen Fang walked out of the house briskly and sat next to him. "I always feel that I am very busy. We have to cultivate our fields, and the performance at the festival is even more of a headache for me." She said, fiddling with the corners of her clothes unconsciously.

"Don't worry, you still have me." Liu Hua responded clearly, with a firm look in his eyes. "Although I can't dance, I can help you find some friends in the village to rehearse and plan the show together."

"But you still have to take care of your fields." Chen Fang frowned slightly, as if thinking about his proposal.

"We can take care of the fields when we have time, but this celebration is the thing you've been looking forward to most in the year. How can I let you down?" Liu Hua said seriously, his heart filled with concern for her.

"But..." Chen Fang hesitated, with a hint of hesitation in her eyes, as if she was weighing the pros and cons of the two options.

Liu Hua sighed, "I know you've worked hard, but don't put all the pressure on yourself. We are all from the same village, and we are all for each other. At a time like this, we need unity even more. Let me help you."

"Actually, I'm really grateful to you..." Chen Fang lowered her head, her voice soft but firm, "If it weren't for you, I don't know how I would face these difficulties."

"This is nothing." Liu Hua shook his head gently, with a smile on his face. "You are my friend, the one I always want to support. Even if it means climbing mountains and wading through water, it's worth it."

Suddenly, there was a rustling sound behind the house. They both turned around and saw a few kittens running out from the backyard, jumping around their feet. Chen Fang couldn't help laughing, bent down, and gently stroked the kitten's head.

"Look, these little guys are also cheering us on," she said with a smile.

"So cute." Liu Hua also looked down at the kittens. "Perhaps they can become part of our celebration program and bring some joy."

"Your attention is really everywhere!" Chen Fang teased, "I want to practice dancing better, but you are distracted."

"This is the only way to maintain balance. If the dance doesn't go well, the kittens can go and make everyone laugh." Liu Hua winked at her, speaking in a relaxed tone.

"That makes sense." Chen Fang couldn't help but cover her mouth and laugh, and the worry in her eyes seemed to be alleviated a little.

As time went by, the moon gradually rose higher, hovering in the night sky like a silver lake, and everything around was quiet and harmonious. The two began to conceive the details of the program together, and a tacit understanding between them gradually formed. Liu Hua told her the rhythm of the dance, and Chen Fang occasionally used the sound of the bamboo flute to cultivate her mood. Although Liu Hua's skills were clumsy, they were full of the breath of hard work.

"I think the significance of the celebration lies not only in the performance, but also in the time when everyone gets together." Liu Hua looked at her with a warm look in his eyes.

"Yeah, I always forget this." Chen Fang thought for a moment and sighed, "We can share this with more people."

"That's right. Starting today, your celebration will no longer be a one-man battle." Liu Hua said firmly. His voice was like the sound of a drum climbing a mountain, conveying strength and support.