Sent to the countryside, I turned the health center into a top-tier hospital.

"Have some water first, and I'll take you for a walk around the campus later. It's actually very relaxing to be with these kids."

Su Meng said.

"Okay!" Chen Ping nodded.

After drinking some water, Su Meng took Chen Ping out of the office and strolled leisurely around the campus to relax.

The autumn sunlight filters through the gaps in the branches and leaves, scattering like scattered gold on the ground. A gentle breeze blows, and the branches and leaves sway lightly, creating a particularly pleasant atmosphere.

As Su Meng walked, she gently introduced the school environment and daily work to Chen Ping. Her tone was light and cheerful, and her face finally showed signs of fatigue, with a touch of girlish liveliness.

"Hello, Principal!"

"Principal Su looks beautiful today!"

Along the way, students and teachers passing by would stop and greet Su Meng with a smile whenever they saw her.

It's clear that Su Meng is very popular at school. She is gentle and patient with students and sincere to everyone. No one on campus dislikes her.

Su Meng responded with a smile to each of them, her eyes gentle, a far cry from the haggard and dejected look she had in the detention center that morning, radiating a relaxed and gentle aura.

"Whether it's teachers or students, they all seem to like you?"

Chen Ping said.

"I wouldn't say I like him, but nobody dislikes me either. The former principal was once beaten up by graduating students at the school gate."

"In places like nursing schools, many students are quite unruly, but they all respected me."

Su Meng spoke of these things with a hint of pride.

The two walked and talked slowly, and before they knew it, they had arrived at the foot of the practical training building.

Looking at the classroom full of students, all sitting upright and waiting for the professor to start the class, Su Meng suddenly stopped and turned to look at Chen Ping beside her.

A sly glint flashed in her eyes as she suggested, "Chen Ping, why don't you give the children a hands-on lesson now?"

Before Chen Ping could respond, Su Meng explained, "Most of the teachers at the school have solid theoretical knowledge from textbooks, but they have too little real clinical experience."

"You're different. You've been working on the front lines treating patients and saving lives for years. Your practical experience and ability to handle situations on the spot are far more professional than ours."

"These kids will all be practicing medicine in the future. Listening to your practical experience is much more useful than memorizing textbooks."

"As you know, in our line of work, truth always comes from practice."

"Now?" Chen Ping frowned slightly. "I'm not prepared yet. What am I supposed to say?"

"What's there to prepare? You're a medical school master's graduate, teaching these vocational school students. Do you need to prepare anything? Can't you just spout off whatever comes to mind?"

"Just consider it helping me out..."

Su Meng grabbed Chen Ping's sleeve, her expression somewhat coquettish.

Looking at Su Meng's appearance, Chen Ping was somewhat dazed.

In the five years of their marriage, he had never seen Su Meng act coquettishly towards him.

Especially after Su Meng became the deputy director of the Health Bureau, she became even more serious and always had a businesslike expression.

But now, Su Meng's coquettish manner made Chen Ping feel as if he had returned to his college days.

"Okay, I'll give it a try, but you can't laugh at me if I don't do it well." Chen Ping nodded helplessly.

"Don't worry, do you think I don't know your capabilities?"

Su Meng smiled and pulled Chen Ping into the classroom.

The dozens of students in the classroom fell silent as they saw Su Meng pulling a strange young man along. They all looked up curiously and whispered among themselves.

Standing beside the podium, Su Meng introduced with a smile: "Students, today we have invited a senior front-line medical practitioner, Teacher Chen Ping, to give you a practical open class. Please listen carefully."

As soon as he finished speaking, enthusiastic applause erupted from the audience.

Chen Ping walked onto the podium and gave a brief introduction to everyone.

He then directly combined his real-life experiences in daily patient reception, emergency care, and routine medical treatment, breaking down and explaining the most basic and practical medical knowledge in detail.

He made the difficult-to-understand acupoint identification, first aid techniques, wound treatment, and common disease diagnosis in textbooks vivid and interesting using the most common and plain language.

When encountering key practical content, he would personally step forward to demonstrate the standard movements, correcting easily mistaken details bit by bit, and even listing many pitfalls that novice doctors are prone to making.

The classroom atmosphere immediately became lively.

He made the originally dry medical practice class very interesting, and the students in the audience listened attentively without taking their eyes off the subject.

They diligently scribbled down key points and frequently raised their hands to ask questions about various difficult issues.

No matter how trivial or obscure the questions students ask, Chen Ping answers them patiently and meticulously.

It analyzes the principles, diagnosis methods, and coping strategies of diseases by combining real cases, making it easy to understand and incisive.

The atmosphere of the class became more and more lively as the students completely let go of their inhibitions and raised their hands to ask questions, ranging from routine first aid to clinical misdiagnosis cases.

Chen Ping answered patiently, without any airs, explaining things in a simple and easy-to-understand way, down-to-earth and full of practical information.

Just as everyone was listening with great interest, a boy in the back row of the classroom suddenly raised his hand, then stood up, his face showing a hint of youthful arrogance and skepticism.

"Teacher Chen, may I ask a question?"

The young man looked young, but his thinking was very rigid. He bluntly said, "What we are learning now is modern Western medicine practice, which emphasizes anatomy and physiology, things that can be seen and touched."

"But the acupoints in traditional Chinese medicine that you just mentioned, I've always felt they're too vague and abstract."

"There's no empirical evidence in the books, and the instruments can't detect it. To put it bluntly, it's just the metaphysics of our ancestors."

"And the acupoint striking, immobilization, and meridian sealing techniques in TV shows and movies are all fictional special effects; they're not real at all."

"I think the traditional Chinese medicine acupoint system is not as practical as Western medicine; much of it is just a deceptive gimmick."

The classroom fell silent immediately after those words were spoken.

Many students nodded in agreement, clearly indicating that most people shared this view.

In their education, Western medicine is based on scientific evidence, while traditional Chinese medicine acupoints have always been shrouded in mystery and illusion, and no one has ever truly seen their practical effects.

Faced with the students' public questioning, Chen Ping showed no displeasure, nor did he rush to argue about the merits of traditional Chinese medicine versus Western medicine. He simply raised his hand with a faint smile on his lips.

"Both traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine have their strengths. Western medicine saves lives and stops damage, while traditional Chinese medicine regulates and strengthens the body's foundation. Neither is inferior to the other; they are just on different tracks."

"You think acupoints are fake or fictional simply because no one has ever demonstrated them to you in practice. The exaggerated portrayals in movies and TV dramas have also led people to misunderstand the real acupoint techniques."

He looked at the boy and said calmly, "Since you don't believe me, come up on stage and I'll demonstrate it for you right here so you can experience it for yourself."

The boy was also a straightforward person. Upon hearing this, he immediately walked up to the podium with his head held high.

"Teacher Chen, I'm not trying to argue, I genuinely haven't seen this before. I want to learn something new today. If it really works, I'll admit my mistake immediately and study traditional Chinese medicine acupoints seriously from now on," the boy said.