Bai Ruozhu personally disposed of the Gu Master's remains - those black powders, don't underestimate this stuff, maybe many people will be poisoned, or even a plague will break out.

After everything in the drying area was taken care of, the patients were told to go back to their seats. Many of them were still a little trembling. Even the timid woman chased Bai Ruozhu and asked, "Will there be bad guys? Will there be bad guys?" Will he kill us?"

Bai Ruozhu thought to herself that they expect you to infect others with the disease, so why are they willing to kill you?

Of course, she couldn't say that. She comforted everyone and said: "The inner ghost has been caught, and the plague has been found to be maliciously released by the person who raised the poison. Now that he is dead, the plague is under control. It's just you who haven't recovered." You have to isolate and treat it, otherwise it will still be passed on to others."

Everyone felt much relieved when they heard that the person who raised the voodoo was dead, and then they couldn't help but feel a little sad. Who could tell that the little girl Xiuxiu was a voodoo raiser?

"Don't get me wrong, the real Xiu Xiu was killed by that Gu Master. That person disguised himself as Xiu Xiu and lurked in the quarantine area so that he could understand our actions." Bai Ruozhu said, "Poor Xiu Xiu and Lao Zhangtou I hope that after this incident, everyone can take more care and help the Xiuxiu family, they are the two biggest victims of this disaster."

Everyone nodded after hearing this and promised to take care of the Zhang family more in the future.

Soon, Bai Ruozhu explained to the patients in the initial ward. Everyone was relieved but also sad. Poor Xiuxiu, that innocent child, even the bones were not preserved.

Sun Jia has learned a lot from Bai Ruozhu these days and is more and more in awe of her. If Bai Ruozhu hadn't reminded him just now, he would have lost half his life. He found an opportunity to thank Bai Ruozhu, and Bai Ruozhu smiled at him and said : "Doctor Sun, we will return to Beijing soon. The patients here still have a recovery period. I plan to entrust them all to you. I wonder if you are willing?"

They were on their way to the Western Region. Even though Chu Han had been taking care of Wu Bai these past few days without saying anything, she could already see the anxious look in Chu Han's eyes.

Sun Jia was startled, "No, no, my medical skills are far behind yours. If you leave, I won't be able to withstand it."

"Isn't it good for me to teach you? Now that you understand a series of methods for treating malaria, I will teach you a few more emergency acupuncture techniques. You will definitely be able to handle it on your own." Bai Ruozhu said.

The look of shock on Sun Jia's face became even more intense. He suddenly knelt on the ground and kowtowed to Bai Ruozhu: "Master, please bow to me as a disciple!"

Bai Ruozhu was shocked. Why did she suddenly kneel down? An elder who was several years older than her father knelt down and kowtowed to her. Wouldn't this shorten her life?

She hurriedly stretched out her hand to help Sun Jia, and said in a feint of anger: "The most annoying thing is for me to kowtow and kneel. If you don't get up, I won't dare to teach you."

When Sun Jia heard this, he hurriedly got up and said, "It is appropriate to bow to a master and give him a big bow. Master, please don't be polite to me."

The corner of Bai Ruozhu's mouth twitched, "I didn't say I would accept you as my disciple. I am your junior. This is inappropriate."

Sun Jia's face fell, with a look of loss and frustration, "There is no distinction between young and old in medical skills. Your medical skills are much better than mine. You are more than enough to be my master. Aren't you willing to teach me?"

"No, I will still teach you if I should teach. Even if you are not my disciple, I will teach you everything I have. Maybe you don't believe me when I tell you, but in my heart there is no unique medical skill and it cannot be taught to others. Medical skills are for the benefit of the people. If everyone can share these things with each other and more people master higher medical skills, wouldn't it mean that more people would suffer less from diseases and more lives could be saved?" Bai Ruozhu slowly said Started talking.

This time Sun Jia was no less amazed than before. He didn't expect Bai Ruozhu to be so broad-minded at such a young age.

He remembered that Bai Ruozhu didn't like people to kneel down, so he bowed deeply and said, "Doctor Bai has this idea. Sun admires it very much. In retrospect, Sun is indeed not as broad-minded as you. If there is a chance, Sun will also I am willing to share my medical skills with others to truly benefit the people.”

Bai Ruozhu nodded repeatedly after hearing this. This was her idea of ​​setting up a doctor's alliance. Let doctors with such ambitions from all over the world join the alliance. Everyone would have regular academic exchanges, learn each other's brilliant methods, and constantly improve their medical skills. This would not only In a few years, Danliang's medical skills will surely become the best among several countries and will benefit more people.

Just think about it, even an ordinary doctor in the countryside can save more people if he has some deeper medical skills.

What her grandfather regretted the most in his previous life was the decline of traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine is not as easy to learn as Western medicine, and there are not so many instruments to help you check. You have to do everything yourself, and many of them are passed down by word of mouth from father to son, from master to apprentice. In addition, everyone has the idea of ​​​​protecting their own secret recipes and is unwilling to pass them on to outsiders. As a result, many medical prescriptions and medical skills have been lost in the long river of history, which is really regrettable.

Bai Ruozhu has a modern mindset and has no intention of becoming a famous doctor to make money, so she hopes to promote ancient medical skills.

"I have always planned to establish an alliance of doctors. I will share my medical skills with the members of the alliance, and the members will also communicate and learn regularly to promote the progress and development of medicine. I am not teaching you medical skills to make you worship me. Teacher, I hope you can join the Doctors Alliance, what do you think?" Bai Ruozhu asked.

Sun Jia nodded vigorously, "I am willing to join the Doctors Alliance. If you need anything in the alliance in the future, just ask me."

"Okay, then I will tentatively appoint you as the person in charge of Guangqi Town. After this plague, you can recruit more members to join the alliance, and you can also teach them medical skills. I will also arrange for division heads to organize you in the future. "Bai Ruozhu said.

She didn't tell Sun Jia that there were actually three people in the alliance, one for her, one for Sun Jia, and one of her nominal apprentices, Jing Sheng.

Immediately, Bai Ruozhu taught Sun Jia a set of acupuncture techniques, which can help the patient to relieve local pain. For example, if a patient has severe ulceration due to typhus, it can temporarily relieve pain and make the patient feel better.

Sun Jia had almost no acupuncture skills before, so he could only learn the simplest ones. Despite his age, he was diligent and eager to learn, so he started practicing with his own when he returned home.

Bai Ruozhu happily told Jiang Yichun that she had admitted a member. With a doting smile on his face, he rubbed her head and said, "As long as you like it, don't be too tired. "

Bai Ruozhu felt that he didn't take what she said seriously, and even thought that she was just playing house with a child. She couldn't help but feel a little angry. She didn't expect that his next sentence would be: "I am also a doctor who knows medical skills. Does the leader of the alliance allow me to join?" "

"I'll open a backdoor for you, but you have to do more for the alliance." She deliberately put on airs.

"Yes, my ally."