Two generations of military wives compete for time

Qian Yizhen left Professor Chen Zhuoran's laboratory and went to the Provincial Normal University to find Wang Min to learn about her recent situation. Qian Yizhen knocked on the door and heard a voice from inside: "Come in." He pushed the door open and found Wang Min wolfing down food alone. In her hand was a book on mental illness.

Seeing Qian Yizhen coming in, Wang Min stood up a little awkwardly and said, "I'm sorry I didn't go to see you when you gave birth. My brother is sick, my mother filed for divorce, and my father disappeared. You see, I'm too embarrassed to see anyone because of this. Now I just hope my brother's illness can be cured quickly. I'm about to collapse. I don't want to live like this for even one more day."

"Wang Min, don't worry. My mother became mentally ill suddenly because of a broken heart and anger. So many years have passed, alas!" Qian Yizheng shook his head.

"Now that the economy is developed and medical standards have improved, there is hope that your brother's illness can be cured." Qian Yizheng patted Wang Min on the shoulder and comforted her.

"Do you want to take your brother to the Chen Mansion and let my grandfather Lu Kaipu take your brother's pulse and have him take some Chinese medicine to buffer the pain first?" Qian Yizheng suggested.

Wang Min seemed to have grasped a life-saving straw: "Yes, yes, yes, I will go home and discuss it with my mother, and try my best to save the situation."

After bidding farewell to Wang Min and returning to the company, Qian Yizhen was in a heavy mood. She deeply understood what "one misstep can lead to eternal regret" meant. Wang Min's father, Wang Hengxiu, didn't know whether he could recognize his mistake. Extramarital affairs must be dealt with in a vain manner, otherwise there will be consequences.

Zhang Meijuan knocked on the door and came in: "Boss Qian, the confinement nanny project is progressing well. The 20 confinement nannies who have been trained have all started working and the feedback is good. There are also more and more orders. Some pregnant women and their families regret that they found out too late and could only wait in line."

"Then let's hold another nanny training class, let the first batch of students pass on their knowledge and skills, and select two of them who have performed well to send to Hong Kong for further studies. We want to train our own nanny trainers as soon as possible."

"Okay. Mr. Qian, we are on the same page. I will write a "Second Phase of Nanny Training Program" and send it to you." Zhang Meijuan turned and left. Qian Yizhen stood up and waved: "Thank you for your hard work."

Returning home is the most relaxing time of the day for Qian Yizhen, who spends a good time with her four children, nourishing their bodies, minds and skin. Junhua ran over with small steps, holding her hand, and ran towards her brothers: "Mom, hold my brother." The three sons lay on the bed, dancing together, asking their mother to hold them.

Xia Juxiang was coming out of the house carrying two full basins of diapers, clothes, and bed sheets: "Mr. Qian, I'm off work. I just cleaned up. Go check on the babies." Qian Yizheng smiled and said, "Xiao Xia, you've worked hard." Xia Juxiang: "Not hard." She turned around and went to wash clothes.

Grandma Chen Yalu sat on the bed, touching this, patting that, and talking to the three kids non-stop. When she saw Yizhen come in, she said, "Your mom is home from get off work. Do you miss her?"

"Grandma, can they understand what you said?"

"They understand, they understand. Their little heads are very smart." Grandma Chen Yalu said with a smile.

Qian Yizhen first feeds the third child, Qiangjun, and then the eldest child, Yongjun, and the second child, Aijun. Because Qiangjun is underweight, and Yongjun and Aijun are of normal weight, Qian Yizhen always feeds the third child, Qiangjun, first.

After feeding, grandpa Lu Kaipu, grandma Chen Yalu and Qian Yizhen each held a little cub, followed by Junhua, and went to the restaurant for dinner. Looking at the huge team, uncle Chen Haoyu sighed: "The popularity and fireworks are booming, which is a good omen."

"It's very popular, very popular." Qian's mother echoed, and Qian's father showed joy and looked silently at his three older grandsons.

Qian Yizhen told his grandfather Lu Kaipu about Wang Min's brother, hoping that his grandfather could diagnose and treat Wang Wei. Grandpa Lu Kaipu readily agreed to Qian Yizhen's request.

The next morning, Wang Min and Wang Min's mother Jiang Yuhan accompanied Wang Wei to Chen's house and to Grandpa Lu Kaipu. After observing, smelling, asking and palpating, he wrote a prescription. He told Wang Min and Wang Min's mother: "Take the medicine on time. It's best to move Wang Wei away from the environment that stimulates him and get more contact with nature. Come back for a follow-up visit in seven days." Wang Min's mother nodded repeatedly: "Thank you! Thank you, Dr. Lu."

Grandpa Lu Kaipu warned Wang Min's mother: "Don't be anxious. Chinese medicine is a slow process. You need to prescribe the right medicine for the right condition and adjust the condition slowly."