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

The whole class instantly perked up, straightened their backs, and stared intently at the podium, waiting for the next demonstration.

After all, how many people in reality have actually witnessed acupressure?

Even if there are acupressure points or similar massage techniques, when you actually do it, you don't feel anything particularly noticeable.

Therefore, these students are very focused.

Su Meng leaned to the side, a faint smile in her eyes. She knew Chen Ping's abilities all too well and knew that this demonstration was destined to be an eye-opener for everyone.

Chen Ping stood in front of the boy and explained in a calm tone: "First of all, let me clarify one point: the effect in movies and TV dramas where the whole body freezes and becomes completely still with just a light touch is indeed fake; it's artistic exaggeration."

"But acupoints in the human body do exist and correspond to nerves, fascia, and meridians. Precise stimulation can indeed cause a person to instantly lose the ability to exert force, become stiff, and experience numbness and weakness in the limbs. In severe cases, it can even cause qi stagnation, dizziness, and temporary weakness. This is the core principle of acupressure in traditional Chinese medicine."

As soon as he finished speaking, Chen Ping raised his hand and moved with lightning speed, accurately landing on the Qihai acupoint next to the Tanzhong acupoint on the boy's chest.

The force was not great, but it was precise and tricky, and the timing was just right.

"Hmm!"

In an instant, the boy's previously composed expression changed drastically, his features contorting into a ferocious grimace.

He felt a sudden tightness in his chest, as if he had swallowed the heaviest breath in an instant.

A stiff, sluggish feeling instantly swept over my entire body. My chest felt tight, my breathing was blocked, and all my muscles trembled slightly uncontrollably. My feet felt like they were nailed to the ground, and I couldn't move at all.

He tried to speak, his mouth slightly open, but he couldn't utter a sound. He could only stand there stiffly, trembling all over, his face full of disbelief.

The entire class erupted in uproar, their eyes wide with shock, unable to believe what they were seeing.

Chen Ping didn't make him feel too uncomfortable. He gently massaged and smoothed the meridians with his fingertips, clearing away the stagnant Qi.

The next second, the man let out a long breath, the tightness in his chest instantly dissipated, and his stiff muscles slowly relaxed, finally returning to normal. He was panting heavily, his face filled with shock.

"How is it? Is it fake?" Chen Ping asked with a smile.

The boy shook his head repeatedly, his eyes completely changing, filled with shock: "No...it's true! I really couldn't move just now, my chest felt so tight I was about to suffocate, it was amazing!"

Chen Ping didn't stop, and continued, "I'll demonstrate an even more intuitive acupoint on the arm."

He looked at the still-shaken boy and said, "Punch me in the chest with all your might, don't hold back."

The boy froze instantly, looking completely bewildered. He instinctively glanced at Su Meng beside him, too afraid to make a move.

Su Meng smiled and nodded, saying, "It's alright, just hit me when I tell you to. Don't worry about it."

With the principal's permission, the boy no longer hesitated. He took a deep breath, clenched his fist, and with considerable force, punched straight at Chen Ping's chest.

Just as the fist was about to touch the man's clothes, Chen Ping moved his wrist slightly, dodged to the side, and with precise and swift movements, tapped the man's forearm on the Chize acupoint.

Snapped!

A soft sound rang out.

The boy's fist froze in mid-air, and then his entire arm went numb.

A feeling of weakness and soreness instantly swept over my entire arm, from my elbow to my fingertips. I completely lost my strength, and my arm felt sore, numb, and I couldn't even lift it.

He tried to shake his arm and lift it, but his arm was limp and powerless, completely unresponsive, as if it were useless.

"My arm... I can't lift it! I have no strength at all!"

The boy was horrified and gasped in shock.

The entire class was completely stunned. The classroom was silent, and everyone stared wide-eyed, their faces filled with shock.

Chen Ping spoke calmly, giving a popular science explanation on the spot: "The Chize acupoint directly targets the fascia nerve. After a precise strike, it will instantly block the transmission of force in the limb, causing the arm to feel sore and weak, and temporarily lose the ability to move."

After saying that, he raised his hand and gently kneaded and massaged the acupoints on the boy's arm a couple of times.

In an instant, the soreness in the boy's arm completely disappeared, his strength was restored instantly, he could move freely, and there was no more discomfort.

At that moment, the boy was completely convinced, his face flushed red, and he bowed deeply to Chen Ping: "Teacher Chen, I was wrong! I was ignorant and uninformed, and I misunderstood the acupoints in Traditional Chinese Medicine. It turns out they are all true, they are amazing!"

After these two hands-on demonstrations, all the students in the classroom had a completely different perspective.

The students who originally thought, like the boy, that acupoints in traditional Chinese medicine were vague and purely fictitious, all dispelled their doubts at this moment.

Taking advantage of the atmosphere, Chen Ping explained one by one the commonly used acupoints for emergency treatment, pain relief, and dizziness relief.

Combining the neuroanatomical principles of Western medicine, the explanation uses a two-way comparative approach, covering both the meridians of traditional Chinese medicine and the scientific basis of Western medicine.

The explanation of the integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine was easy to understand and well-reasoned, completely refreshing the students' understanding.

Everyone listened intently, taking notes diligently, their eyes filled with admiration and respect.

The entire lesson was packed with valuable information, earning the sincere admiration of countless students.

Su Meng leaned quietly against the back door of the classroom, her gaze fixed on Chen Ping on the podium. The smile in her eyes was so gentle that it almost overflowed, and her deep love could not be hidden.

Looking at Chen Ping's calm, confident, and eloquent demeanor, and at his earnest teaching and patient nurturing of students, I was filled with emotion.

This is the real Chen Ping: gentle, strong, kind, responsible, with superb medical skills and a compassionate heart.

I was too superficial in the past, blinded by appearances and rumors, and missed out on such a good person.

Regret?

Su Meng must be regretting it now.

Therefore, she hoped to return to Chen Ping's side.

However, Su Meng frowned slightly when she thought of Cui Ying. She knew that Chen Ping and Cui Ying's relationship was not ordinary now.

If she wants to remarry Chen Ping and return to his side, it won't be an easy thing anymore.

A class lasts forty minutes, and it passes in the blink of an eye.

When the class ended, the students stood up and applauded, expressing their sincere gratitude. Many students were reluctant to let Chen Ping leave the get out of class, as they were still enjoying themselves.

When I left the teaching building, the sun was already high in the sky.

"Thank you for your hard work. You spoke so well, the children were completely engrossed."

Su Meng turned her head to look at Chen Ping, her smile sweet and her tone full of praise.

Chen Ping smiled faintly: "It's nothing, I'm just glad I could help these children."

"It's lunchtime, shall I take you to the school cafeteria? The food there is pretty good."

Su Meng said.

Chen Ping hesitated for a moment before nodding, "Okay!"

Chen Ping hesitated because he knew that Cui Ying would definitely invite him to lunch.

But now, Su Meng is facing a family crisis and needs someone to comfort her, so Chen Ping chose to agree.