Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 286: Lao Fang, my half-brother!
By almost twelve o'clock, when the medicine was ready, the yellowish liquid in the hotel worker's Biguan acupoint had turned light red. Except for being a little irritable and restless, she behaved normally in other aspects.

It was nearly lunchtime, the busiest time for their state-owned restaurant. Although there were still many people in the store, the female worker always felt that she was delaying the store's business. She said that she was the only one who could stay here and asked everyone else to go back to work.

Fang Yan checked her physical condition again and asked the manager to leave one person here to watch her, and then everyone else could leave.

The female workers' behavior was basically normal at this moment.

There were too many people from the store here, and she felt stressed, which was not conducive to her recovery.

After everyone left, Fangyan observed that the female worker's irritability had disappeared.

Then Fang Yan said to her:
"Just observe it here this afternoon. If it doesn't swell, then it's normal."

The female worker said timidly to the dialect:

"Thank you, Doctor Fang."

It can be seen that she is still a little worried at the moment.

After all, we have heard many stories of people being killed by poisonous snakes these days.

It is said that if you are bitten, you will at least lose a layer of skin if you don't die.

She was mentally prepared at this point, but Fangyan said it was normal as long as there was no swelling.

Why does this matter feel different from what I thought?

Fangyan sensed that the patient was somewhat confused and afraid, so he said to her:
"Well, don't worry, you're really fine. It was treated very promptly today. You were sent here right after you were bitten."

"Besides, we are close to each other and the treatment is in the prime time, so the situation has not worsened."

After hearing the explanation in dialect, the female worker finally felt relieved.

At this time Fang Yan asked her:
"Oh, by the way, what did you do with the snake?"

The female worker shook her head. She was so scared at the time that she couldn't remember any of this.

At this time, another person who was accompanying her said:

"Our chef chopped it with a spatula."

After hearing this, Fang Yan nodded and said:
"Just deal with it. I'm just afraid that if you let the snake go, it will bite someone else."

The clerk accompanying the bed said:
"No, we dealt with it at the time. We would not leave any hidden dangers for this kind of venomous snake. We even burned the carcass in the coal furnace."

Fangyan nodded and asked the patient to rest well.

Then he walked out of the store.

Fang Yan said to Le Miao at the front desk:
"The Ledian should be fine now. Please help take a look at it this afternoon."

Le Miao asked in a low voice:
"Are you sure everything is OK?"

Fang Yan smiled and said:

"Well, don't worry about that. I wouldn't leave if I wasn't sure."

"Okay." Le Miao nodded. This was the first time that Tongrentang had received a patient bitten by a snake. In the past, they didn't dare to accept the patient. It was only because Fang Yan was here that they accepted the patient today.

At this time, Le Miao thought of the antique furniture Fang Yan asked her to find yesterday, and she said:

"Oh, by the way, I got the antique you wanted yesterday afternoon. When are you going to move it back this afternoon?"

Fangyan smiled and gave a thumbs up after hearing this:
"If you are reliable, I will call a few boarders after lunch and take them all back in one go."

Le Miao nodded:
"Okay, when you get there just knock on the door. My mom is at home."

Fang Yan agreed. He had met Le Miao's mother last time. The thing that impressed him most was that the old lady had a distant and distant air that kept strangers away.

After looking at his watch, Fang Yan said:

"It's almost time, I'll leave work first."

As soon as the voice fell, the patient who heard this in the inner hall immediately asked in panic:
"Doctor Fang, are you leaving?"

"I'm... really okay?"

She was worried that something might happen to her once Fang Yan left. At this time, the store manager Le Miao lifted the curtain of the inner hall and spoke directly to the patient face to face:
"Don't worry, if something happens he will be more anxious than you. If he can go home from get off work without any worries, what are you worried about?"

After hearing this, the patient finally felt relieved. She still trusted Fangyan's medical ethics.

Otherwise, so many people wouldn't come to see him.

After comforting the patient, Fang Yan took off his white coat, got on his bike and returned to his courtyard home.

After having lunch with his family, everyone else went to work and he was the only one left at home.

I changed into some old clothes and was about to go out to move furniture.

There was a knock on the door, followed by a familiar voice:

"Lao Fang, Lao Fang!"

As soon as I heard the dialect, I knew it was Meng Jimin who came.

When he opened the door, he saw Meng Jimin, whose head wound had healed, standing outside.

"What wind brought you here?" Fangyan asked.

Meng Jimin didn't hesitate to walk into the room and said to Fang Yan:

"I have something important to tell you."

"What important thing?" Fang Yan closed the door and turned around to ask.

Meng Jimin lowered his voice and said mysteriously:

"Today I received a notice from the hospital that starting from next Monday, I will be seeing patients for half a day at noon, and in the afternoon I will go to the Huaxia Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine to help with drawing."

"They didn't say specifically what the map was, but I guess it was a map for ear area therapy."

When Fangyan heard this, his expression suddenly became a little strange.

Meng Jimin saw Fangyan's expression and said:

"Your expression must mean you know something?"

He slapped his thigh:
"That's what I said. It doesn't make sense to notify me, the consultant, but not you, the chief consultant. Oh, right... they did notify you, right?"

Fang Yan wanted to laugh when he saw him like this, but he held it back. He nodded seriously and said:
"I have informed you, even earlier than you."

Meng Jimin asked hurriedly:

"What exactly happened? Can you tell me?"

Fang Yan thought about it and felt that there was nothing to hide, so he told Meng Jimin the truth:
"It's not ear area therapy, it's the compilation of the first edition of Chinese Medicine Processing Science in China."

Meng Jimin opened his mouth with a confused and puzzled expression.

Fangyan explained to him again about Mr. Cheng's requirements for books.

This book has reached the level of a university textbook and can be used as a reference for scientific researchers and senior clinical physicians.

When Meng Jimin heard this request, his whole body trembled and his expression became excited.

Fangyan continued:

"This was led by the Institute, approved by the National Institute for the Control of Pharmaceutical and Biological Products, with Professor Cheng as the person in charge and me as the main author, and published by the People's Medical Publishing House."

Meng Jimin's excited expression froze, and he couldn't believe his ears. He asked:

"Wait...you said...you are the main author?"

"Yes." Fang Yan nodded calmly, like a master who was indifferent.

Meng Jimin was stunned for several seconds before he showed an expression of sudden enlightenment:
"So, it was you who recommended me to Mr. Cheng?"

In fact, this was the general chosen by Mr. Cheng, but it was somewhat out of consideration for Fangyan, so it can be considered this way.

Fang Yan said to Meng Jimin:
"If you are not satisfied, you can actually transfer someone else..."

Hearing this, Meng Jimin immediately came up to Fang Yan and explained:
"Satisfied, satisfied. I didn't say I was dissatisfied!"

Then he patted Fangyan on the shoulder and said:

"That's what I was saying. How come such a great thing happened to me?"

"So it was you who helped!"

Fangyan asked:

"Isn't that nice?"

Meng Jimin gave a thumbs up:

"That's enough!"

"You are my benefactor. You treat me better than even my own brothers!"

"If we had this resume before applying to university, and everyone would read the textbooks we wrote, wouldn't we be able to walk around freely when we entered university?!"

PS: I still owe you 25,000 after finishing this chapter.

(End of this chapter)