Traveling through time and space: Medical skills travel the world

"Have you heard? Chen Fang saved another seriously ill old man last night!" Grandpa Li, a villager, said excitedly, his face full of admiration.

"Yes, I heard that the old man's condition is very serious, and even the old Chinese doctor in the village is helpless." Aunt Wang next to her interrupted, with admiration in her eyes.

"That's right, Chen Fang is really an amazing girl!" Uncle Li nodded in praise, with a smile on his face. "She is not only a skilled doctor, but also selflessly dedicated. She is really a blessing to our village."

At this moment, Chen Fang came from the path, carrying a medicine basket full of freshly picked herbs. She had a faint smile on her face, as if a spring breeze was blowing on her face, warm and kind.

"Chen Fang, you're here!" Aunt Wang immediately stepped forward and asked with concern, "I heard that you saved someone again last night, you're amazing!"

"No, it's all my job." Chen Fang shook her head modestly, then put down the medicine basket and began to sort the herbs inside. Her fingers were deft and quick, and she seemed to know every herb well.

"You are the pride of our village!" Uncle Li said with emotion, "I remember when I was young, there was no female doctor in the village, and all the patients were men. Now that we have you, we are really relieved."

"Thank you for your support." Chen Fang smiled slightly, with a determined light in her eyes. "I hope to use my medical skills to help more people."

At this time, there was a burst of hurried footsteps at the entrance of the village, and Xiao Ming, a child from the village, ran over breathlessly, his face full of anxiety. "Chen Fang, come quickly! My grandma is sick, she said her stomach hurts!"

"Don't worry, Xiao Ming, take me to see it." Chen Fang immediately put away the herbs and followed Xiao Ming towards his home. The villagers followed behind, their hearts full of expectations and worries.

When she arrived at Xiao Ming's home, Chen Fang quickly walked into the house and saw Xiao Ming's grandmother lying on the bed, her face pale with a layer of fine beads of sweat on her forehead.

"Grandma, what's wrong with you?" Xiao Ming asked nervously, his eyes full of worry.

"I...I don't know, my stomach hurts so badly." Grandma answered weakly, her voice was weak.

"Let me take a look." Chen Fang squatted down and gently felt her grandmother's pulse, frowning slightly, thinking secretly in her heart. After a moment, she stood up and began to take out several herbs from the medicine basket, and began to mix them quickly and skillfully.

"Grandma, what have you eaten recently?" Chen Fang asked while busying herself.

"I...I ate some wild vegetables a few days ago, and maybe I didn't wash them clean." Grandma's voice trembled, as if she realized the seriousness of the problem.

"This may be a symptom of food poisoning." Chen Fang's face became solemn, "I need to boil some medicine for you, you have to hold on."

The villagers watched silently, their hearts full of trust in Chen Fang. Her every move seemed so firm, as if she was the only hope.

After a lot of hard work, the medicine was finally ready. Chen Fang carefully handed the medicine bowl to grandma: "Drink it, you will get better."

Grandma took the medicine bowl with a slight tremor and drank it with difficulty. The villagers watched with bated breath and prayed silently in their hearts.

"I'll stay here with you until you feel better." Chen Fang comforted her, with concern in her eyes.

As time went by, the grandmother's face gradually regained some color and her breathing became steady. The villagers finally breathed a sigh of relief and cast grateful glances at Chen Fang.

"Thank you, Chen Fang." Xiao Ming said gratefully, tears glistening in his eyes, "You are really our hero!"

"I just did what I should do." Chen Fang smiled slightly, but felt very warm in her heart. She knew that her efforts were recognized and supported by the villagers, which made her more determined to move forward.

"Chen Fang, do you really want to be responsible for all the medical care by yourself?" Liu Hua walked up to Chen Fang and asked with concern. He is a young strongman in the village, with a burly figure, a simple and honest character, and is always willing to help others.

"I will try my best to arrange it. The safety of the villagers is the most important." Chen Fang smiled slightly, with a firm light in her eyes. "But it would be even better if you can help."

"Then let me help you! I can be responsible for carrying medicinal materials and setting up medical tents." Liu Hua said without hesitation, his face full of enthusiasm.

"Thank you, Liu Hua! I feel much more at ease having you by my side." Chen Fang looked at him gratefully, feeling a warm feeling in her heart.

The day before the temple fair, the villagers worked together to set up the venue. Liu Hua and Chen Fang walked to the entrance of the village together to set up a medical tent. Liu Hua chatted with Chen Fang while carrying wood.

"You know what? When I was little, I wanted to be someone who could help others." Liu Hua said as he worked, "Now I am able to help you, and I feel very happy."

"You are already doing it, Liu Hua." Chen Fang responded with a smile, her eyes gleaming with admiration. "Your sense of responsibility and warm-heartedness make the villagers rely on you."

"I'm just doing my part." Liu Hua was a little shy and lowered his head to continue carrying the wood.

As time went by, the tent was finally built. Chen Fang began to sort the herbs, while Liu Hua helped by placing them neatly one by one.

"These herbs are very important, especially the first aid medicines," Chen Fang explained seriously, "If someone gets hurt at the temple fair, I need to deal with it quickly."

"I will help you keep an eye on it and will not let anyone disturb you." Liu Hua nodded solemnly, with a firm look in his eyes.

On the day of the temple fair, a lively atmosphere permeated the entire village. The villagers wore festive costumes and laughed and talked. Chen Fang and Liu Hua were in the medical tent, ready to respond to any emergency at any time.

"Liu Hua, there seems to be some people gathered in front." Chen Fang suddenly looked up and saw some commotion in the crowd in the distance, "Go and have a look, someone might be injured."

"Okay, I'll go right away!" Liu Hua responded quickly and rushed towards the crowd. Chen Fang followed closely behind him, feeling proud of him.

When they arrived, they found a little girl lying on the ground, crying. Liu Hua immediately squatted down and comforted her softly: "Little sister, don't be afraid, I will help you."

"My...my legs hurt so much!" The little girl sobbed, tears flowing uncontrollably.

"Let me see." Chen Fang quickly squatted down and carefully examined the little girl's legs. She found that it was just a minor abrasion and nothing serious.

"It's okay, little sister. The wound is not deep. I can take care of it for you." Chen Fang said gently and began to take out herbs from the medicine box.

"Let me help you!" Liu Hua immediately handed over clean water and gauze, his eyes full of concern.

"Thank you, Liu Hua." Chen Fang smiled slightly, feeling gratified by his tacit understanding.

With Chen Fang's careful treatment, the little girl's wound was quickly bandaged. Her crying gradually subsided, and she looked up at Chen Fang and Liu Hua with gratitude in her eyes.

"Thank you, sister. Thank you, brother!" The little girl nodded vigorously in a clear voice.

"It's okay, remember to be careful next time." Liu Hua said gently, his heart full of a sense of accomplishment.

As the temple fair progressed, the medical tent was busy inside and outside. Liu Hua and Chen Fang worked together to treat several minor injuries and illnesses, and the villagers looked at them with gratitude.

"Chen Fang, you've worked so hard today." Liu Hua wiped the sweat from his forehead and said with a smile during his busy schedule.

"With you by my side, I feel everything is worth it." Chen Fang smiled slightly, with gratitude flashing in her eyes.