Quick travel to save a miserable life

After Lin Hui found out what Ruini was thinking, she was both sad and happy.

Sadly, her father, who was supposed to be an important figure in her growth, turned out to be dispensable in Ruini's eyes, not as important as the Filipino maid. This was what made Lin Hui happy. In this case, in the future, her father would be The absence of her father will not have much impact on Ruini's life.

Now Ruini is too young to tell her the truth about her parents' divorce. Lin Hui plans to wait until she is older.

The next day, after sending Ruini to school, Lin Hui went to a traditional Chinese medicine clinic in Yau Ma Tei.

This traditional Chinese medicine clinic named "Yongji Tang" has been opened in Hong Kong for more than a hundred years. It existed not long after the opening of Hong Kong Island. It is a family inheritance model. The head of the family is surnamed Chen. It has been passed down for seven years since its establishment. generation.

The most famous doctor in Yongji Hall is Mr. Chen Guosheng. He is [-] years old this year. He has been practicing medicine for [-] years and has saved countless lives.

Last year, Mr. Chen also won the honorary title of "Nationally Famous Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor" promulgated by the state. There are only [-] Chinese medicine practitioners in the country who are lucky enough to receive this title. Mr. Chen is the only one in Hong Kong Island.

Lin Hui thought that since she wanted to become a master, she had to find the best, otherwise she would not be able to deserve the title of her master.

Even if he is only a master in name only, Lin Hui is not willing to give in.

After all, her actual level of Chinese medicine is enough to be the master of most Chinese medicine practitioners. She would not be able to bear it if she found someone with too poor skills to be her master.

However, Lin Hui was not very sure whether Mr. Chen could accept her.

Because all she knew was the information she found online, she only knew that he had superb medical skills, but she had never really seen Mr. Chen.

I don’t know what Mr. Chen’s personality and temper are like, and whether he is willing to break the rules and accept himself as his apprentice.

When we arrived at Yongji Hall, we found that although this was a rather large traditional Chinese medicine clinic, the facade and interior decoration were simple and elegant, even plain.

There are three doctors at the hospital, but there is still a long queue at the door. Not surprisingly, most of the people who come for medical treatment are middle-aged and elderly people, with very few young people.

The young man at the front desk learned that Lin Hui wanted to see Mr. Chen, and he was a little embarrassed: "Mr. Chen is at the hospital today, but there are many people who want to see him, so they have to make an appointment in advance. The number of appointments has already been queued up to three. It’s been months.”

Seeing that Lin Hui was a little disappointed after hearing this, the young man couldn't help but suggest: "There are several other doctors in our medical center who are experienced and can treat you. What makes you uncomfortable?"

Lin Hui shook her head: "I just want to see Mr. Chen. I don't want to see a doctor. I have other things to do."

Lin Hui took out a handwritten ancient medical book from her bag and handed it to the young man, asking him to deliver it to Mr. Chen on his behalf.

The young man saw that she just wanted to hand over something and did not insist on a meeting, and what she handed over was just a book, so he thought for a while and agreed.

However, Mr. Chen had many patients and it was inconvenient to disturb him when he was seeing a doctor. The young man said that he could only wait until the old man had a lunch break to hand them over.

So Lin Hui gave her contact information to the young man and said that if Mr. Chen came to find her, she could call this number.

Lin Hui left the medical clinic and went to a nearby seed company to buy some Chinese medicine seeds that were not available in the space.

Then I went to a bookstore to hang out, reading while waiting for Mr. Chen’s call.

She was not kept waiting for too long. She had just finished lunch when she received a strange phone call. Sure enough, it was from Mr. Chen.

"Hello, madam, I am Chen Guosheng. Did you ask Xiaohui to pass the book to me?" The other party's voice was a little low, but his words were clear and full of energy, but his tone was a little urgent.

After receiving Lin Hui's affirmative reply, the other party reluctantly made a request for Lin Hui to come to the medical center for an interview.

"Because there are many patients in the hospital and they all made appointments very early. I can't leave them and go away, so I can only ask you to come." Mr. Chen said apologetically.

In fact, Lin Hui was not far from the medical center and could be reached in a few minutes' walk, so she told Mr. Chen that she would be there in ten minutes.

When Lin Hui arrived at the medical clinic again, she was warmly received by the young man at the front desk, Xiao Hui, and was taken to the room next to Mr. Chen's clinic.

Mr. Chen was already in the room, holding the handwritten medical book in his hand and constantly rubbing and studying it, obviously paying great attention to it.

Mr. Chen is a thin but energetic old man. Although his head is full of white hair, his hair is still thick.

Although there are some sporadic age spots on his face, his complexion is rosy and shiny, and there are not many wrinkles. He is in good health at first glance.

When he saw Lin Hui coming in, he stood up with some eagerness and took the book to inquire: "May I ask where this book comes from and whether the several lost prescriptions in this book have been verified?"

After Lin Hui sat down, she nodded and said, "I got this book accidentally. According to the person who gave it to me, the prescriptions on it are all verified and correct."

Mr. Chen's face flashed with joy when he heard this. He is a famous Chinese medicine expert and has read countless medical books for decades. Naturally, he knew that those prescriptions were most likely to be true. He asked this question just to verify his heart. Just what you think.

But he was a little suspicious and said: "Then I don't know what you mean by entrusting this book to me, madam?"

"I want to become a disciple." Lin Hui stated her purpose directly.

"This..., I am getting old and have low energy. I have no intention of recruiting any more disciples!" Mr. Chen put the book on the table hesitantly, with a look of reluctance on his face.

"You misunderstood. I don't necessarily need you to teach me. I know medical skills. Now I want to take the exam as a Chinese medicine practitioner and need someone to vouch for it, so I thought of you. I just need your name." Lin Hui explained. .

"Then I can't agree even more. I don't know how good your medical skills are, so I can't guarantee it at will, otherwise it will endanger people's lives. You should take the book back!" Mr. Chen's face became serious.

"You can test my medical skills as much as you want." Lin Hui said confidently.

"Oh!" Seeing Lin Hui's confidence, Mr. Chen hesitated.

After all, that medical book contained several lost prescriptions and cases, which were of great reference value. He was really happy to see them.

So, he came up with an idea to test Lin Hui's medical skills.

He invited Lin Hui to the consulting room next door and called the next patient in for treatment. He did not take any action. Instead, Lin Hui first felt the patient's pulse and prescribed a treatment plan, and then he took over to diagnose the patient's pulse and prescribe a prescription.

In fact, the real diagnosis and treatment is still done by him. He is just using this patient as an example to test Lin Hui's quality first. He is not really asking her to treat the patient.