I have been with the army for two years and gave birth to three children. What happened to the infer

Lian Qing was surprised to read a sense of shrewdness from Yun Suisui's young and pretty face.

He said awkwardly, "Is it that obvious?"

Yun Suisui said bluntly, "When I was being interrogated earlier, I felt that your attitude was a little abnormal. Then Gu Jun came, and seeing the expressions on your faces, I knew why."

But given the situation at the time, she didn't feel comfortable asking whether Gu Jun and Lian Qing knew each other. She knew in her heart that Lian Qing probably had the same concerns as her.

Later, Gu Jun returned to the army, and she went to Jiang's house for dinner, so she never had time to ask.

Lian Qing saw that she had guessed it, so he stopped trying to hide it and said with a chuckle, "Old Gu and I were originally comrades-in-arms. Later, I transferred to the public security system. I was originally in Jinshui County, and was just transferred back to Yan City this year."

"As soon as he was transferred back, Lao Gu called me and said his wife was studying at Yanda University, which happened to be in the area we were responsible for, and asked me to take care of her if anything happened. But I didn't expect that not long after he said that, you had someone report him."

He had a somewhat mysterious expression on his face, and whispered, "Sister-in-law, you're quite unlucky. Why don't you find someone who can see through it?"

Yun Suisui was at a loss for words, "You still believe this?"

Lian Qing said profoundly, "Some things cannot be fully believed, but they cannot be disbelieved either."

"No need for now."

Seeing the small western-style building in front of them, Yun Suisui said, "I'll trouble you with the hospital, Captain Lian. Please let me know if there's anything I can help you with."

Lian Qing nodded, "Don't worry! I'll drop her off here first, sister-in-law, you can go back soon."

Yun Suisui was about to cross the bridge when she saw Aunt Yang rushing out from upstairs from a distance. She pulled out a figure from behind the medicine drying rack and said, "I finally caught you!"

The figure was thin and small. Upon closer inspection, it was a little girl who looked only eight or nine years old.

Moreover, the little girl had dry and yellow hair and a thin figure. She wore a shirt that was obviously too short and her body was dirty and full of patches, like a little beggar.

Aunt Yang didn't see clearly from upstairs just now, and now she found out that the medicine thief was actually a child, and she was a little confused for a moment.

Yun Suisui just happened to come back. She said in embarrassment: "Suisui, what should we do?"

Yun Suisui looked at the child, frowned, and said in a gentle tone: "Did you steal the medicine yesterday too?"

The girl shook her head repeatedly, looking pitiful but with a stubborn look in her eyes, "I didn't steal it, I put the Rehmannia root here!"

She pointed to where the plaque stand was.

Yun Suisui looked at Aunt Yang. Aunt Yang recalled carefully and remembered that she did see two black things in the corner when she was sweeping the floor this morning. She thought they were clods of dirt kicked in by others and had swept them away and thrown away long ago.

"Maybe I didn't notice. Besides, you want to exchange those two pills for a basket of ours, as if they were gold?"

The girl pouted, a flicker of fear in her eyes, but she still said stubbornly: "Anyway, I didn't steal it, and grandpa said that the medicine is not expensive, but the right one for the disease!"

Hearing this, Yun Suisui suddenly raised her eyes, her expression softened, and she asked patiently, "What do you mean?"

"Grandpa said that Rehmannia can nourish yin, tonify the kidneys, and replenish blood."

The girl looked at her cautiously, and seeing no malice in her eyes, but rather a hint of encouragement, she continued, "This woman has a red face, thin hair, and a red tongue. She has kidney yin deficiency and should take Rehmannia root instead of Bupleurum root."

Yun Suisui was completely surprised. She didn't expect that this girl, at such a young age, was not only well versed in medical knowledge, but also had such great observation skills.

There is no shortage of people with good memories in the world, nor is there a shortage of people who can memorize things by rote.

As for medical books, everyone will be able to memorize them when they have the conditions.

But why are there so few people who can become Chinese medicine practitioners, and why are good Chinese medicine practitioners so hard to come by?

Of course, this is because studying medicine requires not only a good memory and perseverance, but also understanding, carefulness and observation, none of which can be missing.

Traditional Chinese Medicine is based on the principle of entering the Dao through medicine. Since it is an Dao, it naturally requires excellent understanding. Therefore, all great doctors have excellent character.

Acquired efforts are certainly important, but people with talent can often make rapid progress. Although it is cruel, it is true.

And the little girl in front of him obviously possessed this kind of talent that only a few people possessed.

Yun Suisui squatted down. "What's your name? How old are you?"

The little girl didn't think she was a bad person, so she pursed her dry lips and replied, "My name is Qu Pingping, Ping means apple, and I'm nine years old."

Yun Suisui smiled and said, "It's a cute name."

"Then you took the Bupleurum away because someone in your family has a cold?"

If she saw correctly, what Qu Pingping wanted to take just now were licorice tablets.

Qu Pingping nodded, sadness in her eyes, "Mom and brother are both sick."

The child was so pitiful that Aunt Yang felt bad too. She asked her, "What about your father? Why didn't he buy medicine for them?"

"dad?"

Qu Pingping's eyes showed confusion. After thinking for a long time, she said, "Dad has gone to the countryside and doesn't want us anymore."

Hearing her say this, Aunt Yang suddenly remembered something and pulled Yun Suisui.

Yun Suisui stood up and followed her to the side, where she heard her say, "Someone seemed to have told me that there was a family living at the northernmost end of the compound. The man went to the countryside and had an affair with the daughter of a commune cadre, leaving the mother and her two children with no source of income. The adults did sewing and mending for the neighbors, and the children went to the mountains to gather herbs and dig wild vegetables. They barely managed to survive."

It sounds like it should be Qu Pingping's family.

Yun Suisui felt pity for her. She returned to Qu Pingping and said seriously, "Although you left the Rehmannia root behind, it's still wrong to take our medicine without the owner's consent. This is the first reason."

"Secondly, even though we don't have any use for the Hu Chai, it doesn't mean we don't have other uses for it. Even if we don't have other uses for it, it doesn't mean you can take it away. Do you understand?"

Seeing that Qu Pingping was about to cry, Aunt Yang felt uncomfortable, but she also knew that she was teaching the little girl how to behave, so she had to turn her head away and not look at the little girl's tearful eyes.

Qu Pingping knew she shouldn't take other people's things. Tears fell down her face as she cried, "I understand. I'm sorry."

Yun Suisui's original intention was not to criticize her, but to tell her not to make mistakes again.

This time she was lucky that she and Aunt Yang were willing to listen to her plea. Next time, if she met someone with a bad temper and was caught again, she would have nowhere to complain even if she was beaten.

Since Qu Pingping sincerely admitted her mistake, she naturally didn't insist on harping on him. Instead, she stood up and said, "Let's go."

Qu Pingping shuddered, "Where are we going?"

Are we going to take her away?

Yun Suisui smiled gently, "Go see your mother and brother."