Old Professor: "That’s right! At my age, the most important thing is for to eat happily!"
"And don’t you Chinese dicine practitioners often say that if you’re not happy, you’ll accumulate pent-up energy and it will affect your health?"
Chen Mu: "..."
This professor is just as always.
Eloquent!
Facing the interested look in the old professor’s eyes, Chen Mu waved his hand, "Professor, I’m not here to discuss that with you, I want to find out more about Professor Yan’s family situation."
Old Professor: "You tell , I know quite a bit about it."
"That little granddaughter of Professor Yan’s, she even sneaked so spicy sticks from today."
"You wouldn’t believe it, that little girl is so stingy! She hid here to eat spicy sticks and wasn’t even willing to share one with !"
Saying this.
The expression on the old professor’s face was clearly a bit plaintive.
Chen Mu: "..."
He waved his hand again, "Professor, you’ve misunderstood, I’m not here to discuss that with you either."
"It’s like this, could you tell how many kids visited Professor Yan’s house today?"
"Or maybe there’s a very short and thin adult?"
The old professor thought for a mont and then said: "Three kids, why?"
Chen Mu’s face started to beco serious as well.
They were at Professor Yan’s house.
And they had already seen three kids.
And they even sent all three to the ergency center with an ambulance.
So the patient they still hadn’t found.
Wasn’t a child, but an adult?
Thinking this, Chen Mu continued to ask: "What about the adult? Very short, or maybe more details?"
Once again.
The old professor thought seriously for a mont.
But very quickly.
The old professor gently shook his head, "The Yan family is from the north, even the daughters at ho aren’t overly skinny or short. Why are you asking, Dr. Chen?"
"Are there any issues among the ten of them?"
Ten people?
The mont the old professor said those words.
All eyes around.
Imdiately focused on the old professor.
Chen Mu’s head buzzed.
For a mont there.
Chen Mu felt like he was about to realize sothing, but it wasn’t entirely clear at that mont.
Chen Mu: "But when Professor Yan last regained consciousness, he told that there were twelve people in their family."
"Twelve?"
The old professor slapped his forehead: "Professor Yan must have included Lai Fu and Litchi."
"Lai Fu and Litchi?" Chen Mu frowned, carefully pondering those two nas.
It doesn’t sound.
Like human nas at all!
Just as Chen Mu was having this thought not long after.
He heard the old professor’s following words, "Lai Fu is the door-opening dog at Professor Yan’s house, and Litchi is the orange cat there; that cat loves eating litchis."
Chen Mu: "..."
Stood in place stiffly.
For a mont.
He didn’t even know whether to first rejoice that no one else was hard.
Or to marvel, as expected, it’s a professor.
His cat actually eats litchis.
Noticing Chen Mu’s obviously dazed look, the suddenly aware old professor slapped his forehead: "Oh dear, almost forgot about Lai Fu and Litchi, Dr. Chen, can you have soone bring them to ? I’ll send them to the pet hospital for Professor Yan, see if they can be saved!"
"You see, Dr. Yan’s children co to visit them every week, but the couple still prefers Lai Fu and Litchi."
"If Professor Yan is discharged and can’t find these two little ones, he might worry to the point of having a heart attack."
Worry to the point of having a heart attack?
Just hearing those words, Chen Mu didn’t dare delay, "Interns, does anyone have a driver’s license? If so, please help escort the professor and those two pets to the pet hospital."
"Okay, Dr. Chen."
After settling the cat and dog.
Chen Mu made small talk with the security manager here for a bit.
Finally, citing the workload at the university hospital, he and his colleagues left earlier.
The security manager stayed behind to contact a door installation rchant to reinstall a door for Professor Yan’s ho that looked much the sa as the current one.
On the way back.
Chen Mu declined to ride in Driver He’s car.
Instead, he chose to walk back on foot.
The other interns all took the car back, except for Su Bingbing who stayed with Chen Mu.
Walking alongside Chen Mu.
The two walked side by side, at a slow pace, heading towards the university hospital.
"Dr. Chen, I just saw this new kind of food online, can you help see if it’s reliable?"
Chen Mu: "What?"
Su Bingbing: "Chickens raised on Chinese herbs."
As if worried that Chen Mu wouldn’t understand what she ant.
Su Bingbing explained everything at once.
It turns out.
When she couldn’t help much, she played with her phone for a while.
A friend from a province known for soup recently took an interest in a nearby farm raising local chickens.
This farm, compared to others, is sowhat special.
Poultry farms generally inject so immunization dications for the birds.
But this farm recently had soone co back who studies Chinese dicine, supposedly the owner’s son.
After returning, this Chinese dicine practitioner.
Believed that injecting chickens with immunization might harm the at quality.
So.
This Chinese dicine practitioner proposed another possibility.
He would brew so dicinal soup for the chickens to ensure they wouldn’t get sick.
Chen Mu: "!!!!"
—
"Goodness! I know anything related to Chinese dicine is quite hot online now, but if my wife hadn’t ntioned it, I wouldn’t believe that nowadays even chickens are drinking herbal dicine?"
"Shouldn’t it be said that the chickens have found a reliable Chinese dicine practitioner, and you haven’t yet?"
"????"
"I was just leaving a comnt, why are you attacking personally?!"
"I’m suddenly thinking, would chickens raised on herbal dicine make healthier, more delicious soup?"
"The question is, where is this farm? I want to try it... oh, I an, I want to see..."
"..."
—
Su Bingbing’s eyes settled on Chen Mu: "Dr. Chen, it’s the first ti I’ve heard of brewing Chinese dicine for chickens to drink; do you think this approach as a replacent for immunization drugs is reliable?"
Chen Mu: "If it’s just simple immunization, relying on Chinese dicine shouldn’t be a problem."
Chen Mu: "But there’s a precondition here."
Su Bingbing looked intently at Chen Mu: "What’s the precondition?"
Chen Mu: "The chickens have to drink it!"
Worried that Su Bingbing might not understand his point, Chen Mu continued: "One reason many people are reluctant to go to a Chinese dicine practitioner is because they find the herbal soup bitter and hard to drink."
"For the sa ailnt, if they choose Western dicine, they could just be prescribed a box of tablets, taking a few at each al."
"While with Chinese dicine, you’d have to drink it for at least a week."
"So how to make the chickens consu the herbal dicine, which many people are unwilling to drink, is a question."
Su Bingbing realized and nodded: "So that’s how it is... But, Dr. Chen, my friend once visited that farm, and the young Chinese dicine practitioner there seems to have a way."
"He added so special herbs to the soup, which supposedly makes chickens willing to drink it."
Chen Mu nodded: "Then he’s a clever person."
Su Bingbing still seed a bit puzzled: "But Dr. Chen, can soone studying Chinese dicine really ensure that the chickens are immunized?"
Chen Mu: "The simplest way is to buy a chicken that’s been drinking the herbal mixture and perform an immunity test."
"Using Chinese dicine for animal immunization is actually doable."
"Nowadays, Chinese dicine has many branches, and veterinary Chinese dicine is one of them. Like the person you just described, the young farm owner probably studied veterinary Chinese dicine."
"Of course, it might also be general Chinese dicine; it’s all interconnected. You see, I even perford acupuncture on a kitten the other day, didn’t I?"
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