Ning Shao's lovely wife

Chapter 2134 Full cooperation (3)

In fact, Gu Weiyi only talked about some of the properties of licorice, and did not talk about the important properties, because they might not understand it.

Helen scolded softly: "This food is definitely the weirdest and most unpalatable food I have ever eaten!"

Gu Weiyi did not defend her opinion on licorice, because for those who are new to traditional Chinese medicine, the taste is indeed ecstasy.

The three of them formed a team this time, and quickly walked through all the Chinese medicine clinics in Chinatown, looking for suitable medicinal materials and Chinese medicine practitioners with good medical skills.

When Gu Weiyi brought Helen and Wu Chengfeng into Liu Shunliang's clinic, he was completely forced.

There is no other reason. The combination of these three people is somewhat strange, especially since Gu Weiwei asked him to take out the medicinal materials since he came in, and he was able to talk about each medicinal material, from the properties of the medicine to the efficacy, and then to the preparation of the medicinal materials. Fortunately, the current length of time can basically be said to be indistinguishable.

This is a real master!

Liu Shunliang has been in Chinatown for a long time, and he hasn't encountered such a master for a long time. He is very curious about Gu Weiwei in his heart.

I only heard Gu Weiwei pick up a handful of bitter almonds and look at it, and then said: "This medicine is still good, but it has been here for at least a year, so the efficacy of the medicine has to be discounted, but overall, this medicine can still be used. .”

"Doctor Liu, right? I want all the medicines from your side."

Liu Shunliang felt like she had seen a ghost. She could guess the time when the medicine was ready when she saw the medicine. This ability was simply terrifying.

He asked Gu Weiwei: "How long has Miss been studying Chinese medicine? I don't know who I learned from?"

He asked this question in Chinese, because he felt that this kind of communication would be more cordial.

Gu Weiyi smiled and said: "I have studied medicine for more than ten years, and I studied under Shao Shenzhen, the imperial capital."

Liu Shunliang's eyes lit up immediately: "I'm also from the imperial capital. I've heard of Shao Shenzhen's name before, and I know that he once accepted a disciple named Zhou. I didn't expect that after more than ten years, he would accept you again." This disciple!"

When Gu Weiyi heard this, he knew that he was different from some traditional Chinese medicine practitioners in Chinatown. This person was a serious practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine, and he actually knew Shao Yizhi.

She smiled slightly, and Liu Shunliang showed her another packaging bag: "What do you think of the compatibility of the medicinal materials on this?"

Gu Weiwei glanced at it. It was the medicine produced by her pharmaceutical factory. After she arrived in the United States, the medicine dispensed in the pharmaceutical factory was not used much. She really did not expect that Liu Shunliang would have such a packaging bag here.

Instead of answering, she asked, "Where did this packing bag come from?"

"Some time ago, a guy from the United States brought it over. That guy also looked like a doctor. He took this packaging bag and asked what the medicinal materials contained in it." Liu Shunliang said with a smile: "It looks like a layman."

Gu Weiwei laughed, and Liu Shunliang asked again: "What do you think of the prescription above?"

He had the intention of communicating, and he also wanted to test the girl in front of him.

The decline of Chinese medicine is actually related to the fact that many practitioners of Chinese medicine do not show their so-called secret recipes to others, and their communication and exchanges have not been much.

Gu Weiyi took out a few packs of medicine from his bag and handed them to him, "If you have a patient with a cold, maybe you can let them try my medicine."

"Your medicine?" Liu Shunliang heard the key words.

(End of this chapter)