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"Grandpa Xie, I've already looked through them once, and I recognize them all." Xu Yao wasn't modest at all.

"Oh? Could you give me a brief introduction?"

There weren't many medicinal herbs drying in the yard today, but there were still sixty or seventy varieties.

Old Xie was curious whether Xu Yao had been exaggerating.

“Alright! Grandpa Xie, please come with me!” Xu Yao had already learned some of Grandpa Xie’s medical skills from Wang Chengyu.

Xu Yao greatly admired Xie Lao and was very happy to be able to talk to such a skilled traditional Chinese medicine doctor; in fact, he was quite excited.

"Please sit for a while longer, Xu Yao and I will take a look around!" After saying goodbye, Old Xie couldn't wait to follow Xu Yao.

An elderly person and a child were learning about the medicinal herbs one by one in the courtyard.

After going around the circle, Xie Lao discovered that Xu Yao had gotten everything right, not a single one wrong.

There were also several easily confused medicinal herbs that were not wrong, and the differences between the herbs were explained.

"Oh my, Chengyu, your son has a very solid foundation in medicinal herbs! Where did he study? How long has he been studying?"

After going around the circle, Mr. Xie felt increasingly relaxed and happy.

"Xu Yao is now learning from me every day. He has only been learning for less than two months, and he has only learned some basic knowledge so far."

I'm afraid it's just a passing fancy, and he'll lose interest soon.

I plan to wait until he's a bit older, maybe a year or two, to make sure he really likes traditional Chinese medicine, and then find him a teacher to learn from.

I'll need your help to introduce me to a teacher then, Mr. Xie.

Wang Chengyu first gave Xie Lao a heads-up, saying that Xu Yao was only initially interested in traditional Chinese medicine, and that if he really had a talent for it when he got older, then Xie Lao could introduce him to a teacher.

"To have learned so well in less than two months, you really have a talent."

Old Xie was delighted, knowing all too well how tedious and complicated it was to carry those medicinal herbs.

It's quite impressive that Xu Yao, a fourth-grade student, could memorize it in less than two months.

"Xu Yao, isn't Grandpa Xie's place fun? Do you want to come visit Grandpa Xie again in the future?"

"It's fun, but I recognize all these medicinal herbs. Do you have any other fun things here?"

Xu Yao, who is straightforward and kind-hearted, always says what he thinks, which gives Wang Chengyu a headache.

He was too naive and always spoke his mind. Because of this, she once thought he had intellectual problems, but he always got good grades in exams, proving that he was not intellectually challenged.

In the end, Wang Chengyu could only attribute it to his low emotional intelligence.

Xu Wen was already very mature for his age, like a little adult.

"Haha, there are many more fun things to do! Grandpa Xie also has a lot of books on traditional Chinese medicine. Grandpa Xie, shall we take you to see them?"

Master Xie patiently and skillfully guided him.

"Okay, let's go take a look. But I've already read most of the books on traditional Chinese medicine, and I have a lot of books at home too!"

Wang Chengyu couldn't help but rub his forehead. Why couldn't he learn to be humble?

"Haha, okay, let's go see if there's anything here that you haven't seen before, Chengyu, brother and sister, let's go inside and talk."

Old Xie led the way into the house.

After Mr. and Mrs. Wang were seated, Mr. Xie first took Xu Yao to see the books on his bookshelf.

"Xu Yao, do you see any books here that Grandpa Xie hasn't read before?" Grandpa Xie asked Xu Yao with a smile.

Wow, you have so many books here! I haven't read many of them before!

Xu Yao had only studied traditional Chinese medicine for two months at most, and he hadn't even fully grasped the Yellow Emperor's Inner Classic. He had only skimmed through a few other books, so he was just a frog in a well.

Wang Chengyu brought him here today so that he could witness Xie Lao's erudition and demeanor.

"Would you like to come and read books at Grandpa Xie's place?"

"Yes," Xu Yao answered loudly.

"Mr. Xie, he's still young and his character isn't set yet. Let's wait a couple of years..."

Just as Wang Chengyu was about to refuse, Xie Lao waved his hand to interrupt him.

"Interests need to be cultivated. I have more experience in this area than you do. If you let children develop on their own, all interests will eventually be lost."

"It's settled then. From now on, you'll bring him here to me every Saturday afternoon."

Knowing that Xu Yao was going to learn Tai Chi on Saturday morning, Master Xie arranged for him to have the time in the afternoon.

The reason for inviting Xu Yao to study was partly because we genuinely liked Xu Yao's personality and talent.

Another reason was that she didn't want to sever ties with Wang Chengyu.

A few months ago, Director Zhu gave him a bottle of vitamins and asked him to help test them, and told him in detail about how Wang's mother's condition had improved rapidly.

He took two pills himself and found that the effect was indeed excellent.

Later, several unknown components were found in it, which we still cannot identify to this day, and we are too embarrassed to ask Wang Chengyu directly.

If Xu Yao studies under him in the future, he will always have the opportunity to ask him some questions.

Wang Chengyu looked at Xu Yao, who had already chosen a book and sat down to read quietly, completely unaware of what was happening here.

"Then I'll have to trouble Elder Xie with my son Xu Yao from now on."

"Don't be shy with me, come on, let me take your pulse first!"

Old Xie still remembers the main reason they came this time.

After carefully taking Wang's mother's pulse, Xie Lao truly understood the astonishment described by Director Zhu.

According to Director Zhu's description, Wang's mother's ovarian cancer was already in the middle to late stages when it was discovered, accompanied by ascites, and her condition was already very serious.

During chemotherapy, she once suffered a tumor rupture and had a persistent high fever, almost failing to survive.

However, after she survived the rupture of the tumor, her physical functions improved rapidly.

Even after surgery, only a few rounds of chemotherapy were needed for the cancer cells in the body to disappear!

Director Zhu calling it a medical miracle is not an exaggeration at all!

Judging from her pulse, apart from being slightly weaker than normal due to chemotherapy, there are no other abnormalities. It's truly a miracle.

Mr. Xie exclaimed in amazement!

The important thing is that their family not only includes Wang's mother, but also Wang Chenghua.

He knows best how fast Wang Chenghua is recovering.

He knew very well that the prescription he gave to Wang Chenghua was definitely not as miraculous as claimed.

Thinking of those mysterious vitamins again, Old Xie fell silent.

Pulling myself back to reality, I prescribed a treatment plan based on my mother's physical condition.

After taking Wang's father's pulse, they found that his physical condition was also good, so they prescribed him a health-preserving prescription.

"Chengyu, your parents are both in good health. I prescribed this health-preserving formula specifically for them."

These types of remedies are relatively mild; you can stop taking them after two or three months.

"Thank you, Mr. Xie!"

Wang Chengyu took the prescription and put it in his bag, but actually he put it in his spatial storage to ask Yaoyao to help prepare the medicine.

Wang Chengyu had personally examined his parents' pulses and knew their current physical condition. He believed that even without medication, taking special vitamins for a period of time would keep them healthy.

The reason why Wang's mother still sought prescriptions from Dr. Xie was that she trusted the doctor's words very much.

Taking her to see a renowned doctor and getting her some traditional Chinese medicine might have a greater psychological comfort effect.

Wang's mother suffers from cancer that remains incurable to this day, and it has a significant impact on her mental and emotional state. Wang Chengyu dares not be careless.

"Chengyu, you're too kind. We're friends, so there's no need to be so polite." Old Xie seized every opportunity to quickly build a closer relationship between the two.

"You're absolutely right!"

Wang Chengyu smiled and did not refute.

The group chatted for a while longer before Wang Chengyu got up to leave. Xu Yao reluctantly put down his book and followed beside Wang Chengyu.

"Oh, you're still reluctant to leave? You can come here to read every Saturday afternoon from now on. Hurry up and thank Grandpa Xie!"

Wang Chengyu looked at him with amusement and reminded him.

"Thank you, Grandpa Xie."

I was happy to learn that he could come here to read every week from now on.

The group said goodbye and left, taking Mr. and Mrs. Wang home and telling them that they would send the Chinese medicine over in a few days.