Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 356: The Third Disciple Zhao Zhengyi, Developing New System Functions
My eldest sister’s thoughts have actually been made very clear.

Instead of letting the child look for other strong supports in the future, it is better for him to hold on to the ready-made strong support of his third uncle.

According to Fangyan’s current achievements, unless there are any unexpected events in the future, he will definitely be an influential figure in the field of traditional Chinese medicine.

With the addition of his two Maozi senior brothers and sisters, Zhao Zhengyi will basically not have to worry about his future as long as nothing unexpected happens.

Of course Fangyan also knew what the elder sister wanted to bring.

But he didn't object.

First, he is a family member, and second, Zhao Zhengyi looks quite smart.

So the dialect responded:
"sure."

After saying that, he paused and looked at the little boy Zhao Zhengyi who was still a little confused.

asked:

"But is the child happy?"

There is a saying in the future: If you persuade someone to study medicine, God will strike you.

In his previous life, when there were no dialect plug-ins, he studied Chinese medicine. He still remembers the painful feeling very clearly. Just memorizing those ancient books and medicinal materials would be impossible without perseverance.

"Zhengyi, are you willing to learn Chinese medicine from your third uncle?" Eldest sister Fang Jie asked her five-year-old son Zhao Zhengyi.

He Huiru looked at her eldest grandson and said:

"This child is too young. He probably doesn't even know what Chinese medicine is."

As a result, at this time, little Zhao Zhengyi immediately said:

"I know! Chinese medicine practitioners use herbs and needles to treat illnesses."

"It's different from grandma giving patients pills and injections."

He Huiru showed a surprised expression when she heard this.

I didn't expect that no one taught this little guy, but he knew it all by himself.

Fang Zhenhua said happily:
“Don’t underestimate children. They are actually always observing the world.”

"Many people can think for themselves when they are three years old, but when they grow up, they don't remember what they were thinking when they were three years old."

After hearing this, Zhu Lin nodded and said with a smile:

"I still remember what I was thinking when I was little. I didn't want to practice dancing. I dreamed of running out and playing with other kids every day."

“I still remember it clearly.”

After saying this, she glanced at her mother.

But he was ignored by Fu Zhaojun.

If she had not practiced dancing as a child, she would not have had the opportunity to return to the city through the art troupe.

At this time, Fang Jie asked her son:

"So do you want to learn Chinese medicine from your uncle?"

"I do!" Zhao Zhengyi nodded in response.

Then he added:
"But...what if I can't read?"

Everyone was startled when they heard this.

It's true when I think about it. Zhao Zhengyi is still in kindergarten and only knows a few words at most.

Fangyan knew that when Mr. Cheng was six years old, his father taught him the Four Books and Five Classics and asked him to practice calligraphy.

At the age of ten, I started to learn "Three Character Classic of Medicine", "Poem on the Properties of Medicinal Products", "Rhymes of Prescriptions", "Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic" and "Nanjing" on acupuncture.

This is considered early for Mr. Cheng.

As far as Fangyan knows, the only person who came before Mr. Cheng was the little girl Lu Wangyou. However, she studied medicine half for fun, so Mr. Lu did not have too strict requirements on her.

As for Mr. Zhu, Professor Yuchuan and even the acupuncture king Zheng Kuishan, they all started studying medicine after the age of ten.

These are mainly some theories in traditional Chinese medicine, which you may not be able to understand unless you reach a certain age.

Let Zhao Zhengyi learn from me now. Five years old is indeed a little too young.

However, Fangyan still planned to accept his nephew first.

The reason is simple, it’s just that since they accepted a little foreigner, how could they not accept their own nephew?
Besides, Zhao Zhengyi looks like a smart guy.

He also said he wanted to study Chinese medicine.

There is no reason to turn yourself away.

So Fangyan thought for a while and said:
"It doesn't matter if you can't read. You will slowly learn the rest when you go to school."

"Since you can't read now, you can start with taking the pulse, and then practice how to identify Chinese medicine."

"After systematically studying theoretical knowledge, you can still become a Chinese medicine practitioner."

Hearing Fang Yan say this, the eldest sister Fang Jie was surprised:
"Third brother, do you mean to say that you are willing to accept him?"

"Of course." Fang Yan nodded.

As soon as these words came out, the eldest sister immediately said to her son:

"Zhengyi, kneel down and kowtow three times to your uncle, and call me Master!"

Zhao Zhengyi immediately did as he was told. He knelt down and kowtowed three times to Fangyan.

"Master!" Zhao Zhengyi called out to Fang Yan respectfully.

Fang Yan hurriedly helped him up and said repeatedly:
"Okay, okay, good boy, from now on you will be my third disciple."

Zhao Zhengyi's face was flushed with excitement at this moment.

I looked at Fangyan with longing, thinking of the scene when my third uncle talked about curing the disease just now.

He hoped that one day he would be able to do that and have everyone look at him in that way.

At this time, my eldest brother-in-law Zhao Yuanchao finally spoke up and said:

"Pick a good day, and then we will set up a banquet to pay respect to our teacher."

Fangyan waved his hand:

"Don't bother. I didn't hold any banquet when I became your disciple."

When he became Lu's disciple, he just had a simple meal at home.

When the two little Mao guys worshipped him as their master, there was no banquet either. At this time, little Zhao Zhengyi was already getting impatient.

He asked in dialect:

"Uncle, when will you teach me how to feel a pulse and identify Chinese medicine?"

His mother immediately corrected him:

"When you ask a question, you should call me Master."

Zhao Zhengyi quickly changed the topic and asked:

"Master, when can I learn how to feel a pulse and identify Chinese herbs?"

Seeing that this kid was very enthusiastic about learning, Fang Yan thought for a moment and said:
"Starting tomorrow, you will study with me in the study room at night for half an hour."

At the beginning, the dialect would not put too much pressure on him. Children of this age can only concentrate for about half an hour.

Fangyan continued:

"Let's take it step by step."

"Okay!" Zhao Zhengyi agreed immediately, looking very energetic.

At this time, the eldest sister Fang Jie asked Fang Yan:

"Will it delay your review?"

In fact, she had originally planned to let her son become an apprentice first, and then slowly learn after a few years when he could read and write. However, she did not expect that the dialect had already been arranged to start learning the next day.

This made her a little worried that it would affect her dialect review.

If she was delayed because of this, she would be committing a heinous crime.

Dialect waving hands:
"No, it's only half an hour. What's the point of wasting time? Besides, they're just basic knowledge. I'll just take it as a refresher."

After hearing this, the elder sister felt relieved.

He also took a look at the faces of his brother's wife and his parents, and found that no one was looking at him strangely, so he breathed a sigh of relief.

……

Before going to bed that night, Zhu Lin curiously asked Fang Yan how he wanted to teach such a young apprentice.

You know, children have different ideas every moment.

They won’t be as determined as adults.

Fangyan explained to Zhu Lin that teaching his nephew now was to lay a good foundation for raising children in the future.

Just think of it as training on how to raise a child first.

Zhu Lin knew Fangyan was joking when he heard it and continued to ask him for the real reason.

Then Fangyan told him that it was because this was his nephew, and that little Zhao Zhengyi looked different from ordinary children.

After hearing this, Zhu Lin recalled for a moment and nodded, confirming that Zhao Zhengyi seemed to be different from his peers.

He looks like a little adult.

When other people get home from school and have dinner, they think about going out to play, but he won’t. He will just stay at home with his sister.

This habit was obviously developed when he was a child on the grassland.

Let him have a sense of responsibility.

It is actually difficult for such a young child to realize what responsibility is, so Zhao Zhengyi is indeed different from other children of the same age.

At least they are much easier to manage than children of the same age.

Moreover, after Fangyan accepts an apprentice, he can also take this opportunity to see if he can activate the educational system.

As for his two young Russian apprentices, Fangyan was very busy, so he asked them to familiarize themselves with the basic theories of Chinese medicine first before he started teaching them.

This time it was his nephew's turn, and he wanted to see if there was any system that could make education easier.

Although I taught two Russian apprentices Xingyiquan some time ago, the system was not triggered at that time.

So Fangyan thought that it was because he had not met some prerequisites that the system did not provide support.

I can take this opportunity to practice with my nephew.

No matter what you do before, as long as you understand the principle, you can trigger the system.

So what about educating apprentices?

How to trigger the system?

Is it the understanding of knowledge or the understanding of students?

Or is it because of race or nationality?
Although he has had the system for such a long time, Fangyan feels that his understanding of the system development and depth is still insufficient.

And the blessing of teaching and educating people will definitely be very useful in the future.

Because he plans to train his own team in the future, cultivating apprentices to pass on his skills is a very critical point.

The relationship between classmates in college is very important, and the inheritance of teachers and students is also very important.

Therefore, teaching and educating people needs activation and support.

When Fangyan thought of this, an idea suddenly struck him, and he felt as if he had grasped some key point.

He whispered to himself:
"Does it take one to successfully teach one?"

"What did you say?" At this time, Zhu Lin, who was standing beside him, heard the mumbling in dialect and asked him.

Fangyan finally came to his senses.

He smiled and said to his wife that he was distracted just now.

Zhu Lin rolled his eyes at him in reproach. He would get distracted during conversations.

Then Zhu Lin came close to Fang Yan and asked him:
"You've been busy all day and didn't have much rest over the weekend. Are you tired?"

Fangyan shook his head and said:
"I feel fine, not tired at all. I have a national defense body and can easily lift a person weighing more than 100 pounds with one hand."

After hearing Fang Yan's words, Zhu Lin suddenly lowered his voice and blushed and asked:
"So...are you coming?"

"Huh?" Fang Yan was stunned.

Then he immediately realized that this was the first time his wife had taken the initiative to ask for it, so how could he refuse?
He smiled and nodded, and responded:
"Come!"

(End of this chapter)