Stargirl's guide to life in the 70s

When Father Lu woke up the next day, he saw Mother Lu, who had not slept well the whole night because she was thinking about something.

However, Lu's mother was not worrying about what would happen to her son and his wife in the future. Instead, she was thinking about what delicious food to make for her son when he came back, and what to bring for her son and his wife when they left in a few days.

Father Lu had originally planned to tell everyone yesterday that Lu Beiyuan was coming back, but there were so many things to talk about last night that he forgot about it for a moment.

If Lu's mother hadn't suddenly mentioned Lu Beiyuan before going to bed at night, Lu's father probably wouldn't have remembered his unfortunate son.

Yu Jiang was not at all surprised by the news told by Lu's father.

After all, long before they sent the news of the mission's completion back home, Lu Beiyuan had already told Yu Jiang through video. And thanks to their special way of contact, Yu Jiang knew it even earlier than Lu's father and the others.

For example, they are now on their way back to China and are expected to arrive in Beijing at 1 pm tomorrow, but Father Lu doesn't know this.

It’s just that Yu Jiang is unable to tell everyone this news right now. After all, it is well known that calls cannot be used to make cross-border communications at will.

Yu Jiang still had some things to deal with in Beijing this time, and Lu Beiyuan happened to have returned to Beijing as well, so Yu Jiang would never go back alone.

Thinking that he might not come to Beijing for a long time, at least not openly, Yu Jiang said something to Grandpa Lu and went out alone.

Today she planned to visit Director Hua of the Beijing Military Region Hospital, who was Lu Beiyuan’s grandfather.

He has been the dean for many years, so he naturally has no shortage of connections.

Yu Jiang wanted to make some nourishing medicine for the elders in his family, but everyone in the family knew what he brought with him when he came to Beijing, and it was unrealistic to take some medicinal materials out of the time and space exchange machine.

Well, Dean Hua, who has extensive connections and channels, has become a ready-made platform.

Because he had already contacted Dean Hua by phone, Yu Jiang did not make another wasted trip to Hua's house, but went directly to the detour's office of the Beijing Military Region Hospital.

Dean Hua was looking at the patient's resume in his office at this time.

When Dean Hua heard that Yu Jiang needed medicinal materials and was willing to borrow some pharmaceutical tools to make health-preserving medicine, he did not say much. He knew the abilities of his granddaughter-in-law and believed that if Yu Jiang was not really capable, Old Bai would not have praised him so much.

Dean Hua did not ask any more questions. He called the manager of the hospital warehouse and asked him to take Yu Jiang to the warehouse to select the medicinal materials he needed.

The man was a middle-aged man in his thirties, surnamed Zhang, and was currently the director of the hospital's logistics department. He had studied with Dean Hua for a period of time, so he was considered to be a half-teacher to him.

When Director Zhang saw Yu Jiang again, he was also a little surprised. He wondered what the relationship was between this apparently smart and talented person and their dean.

Although Yu Jiang looked very young, judging from Dean Hua's attitude towards her, Director Zhang did not look down on Yu Jiang.

“Comrade, please come this way. I will take you to the warehouse.

I heard from the dean that you need Chinese medicine, right?

Although I don't know what disease you want to use it for, you must be careful and use it secretly. Don't let anyone catch you."

Yu Jiang knew that Director Zhang meant well, so he naturally agreed: "Okay, thank you Director Zhang, I will make some pills and will leave the hospital today after they are done. I won't let anyone else know."

"You make your own medicine. I guess you are also very knowledgeable in Chinese medicine!"

Faced with such praise, Yu Jiang felt ashamed.

"Not bad. I studied with an old Chinese doctor for a while before, so I know a little bit about Chinese medicine."

Well, how should I put it, when she first came to this world, she was indeed very curious about Chinese medicine, and she put a lot of effort into learning after becoming a disciple.

But later on, I was busy with research and making money, and I considered it my best effort just to report to Mr. Bai and hand in my homework every week, let alone delve into this field in depth.

It’s not that Yu Jiang doesn’t care about studying medicine, but the technological level of this era is even more unbearable for her, so her focus is not on medicine.

Yu Jiang was still feeling rare shame about himself, while Director Zhang was also sighing.

“Alas… Western medicine is so popular nowadays, there aren’t many people like you who can make their own medicine.

The same thing happened to the Beijing Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital before. Many doctors who knew Chinese medicine were relocated. Now the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital is just an empty shell filled with half-baked Western medicine doctors. "

It seemed that it was a rare opportunity to meet someone who understood Chinese medicine. Director Zhang was very happy to talk about his inner thoughts, and some words just slipped out.

Of course, Yu Jiang could only pretend that he didn't hear some of the words, and after exchanging pleasantries, he followed Director Zhang into the warehouse door.

"Take a look! Our hospital hardly uses Chinese medicine now, and we haven't ordered any more herbs in recent years. These are the leftovers. Although not much, they should be enough for you."

Yu Jiang listened and immediately saw the abandoned Chinese medicine cabinet in the corner of the warehouse.

Fortunately, this is the dry north, and the medicinal materials have been processed so that they can be stored for a long time.

Therefore, although the medicinal materials have been left in the warehouse without anyone paying attention to them for two or three years, most of them can still be used.

Yu Jiang stepped forward, compared the names of the herbs whose handwriting was no longer clear, opened them one by one, and checked the herbs inside.

"Director Zhang, these herbs are what I need. Give me a number and I'll give you the money."

Director Zhang thought that Yu Jiang was brought here by Dean Hua, and the things he used had been piled up here for a long time and had almost become waste. He was about to say that he didn't need to spend money and just give it to Yu Jiang directly.

Unexpectedly, Yu Jiang interrupted Director Zhang and said, "Director Zhang, I have to give you the money! You and the dean are both trying to help me with good intentions. I can't let you use your power for personal gain and accuse you of helping me take advantage of socialism!"

Director Zhang thought about it and thought Yu Jiang's words made sense. After Yu Jiang had selected the herbs and medicine tools she wanted to use, he took her to the office to find someone to write a bill and pay the money. Finally, he took Yu Jiang to an empty room and let her do whatever she wanted.

Yu Jiang glanced at the surrounding environment, sealed the doors and windows with his mental power, and covered the pile of old medicinal materials with his plant-based abilities. After injecting his mental power, the medicinal properties of the herbs were re-stimulated, and there was even a hint of plant healing energy.

After dealing with the medicines, Yu Jiang directly took out his pharmaceutical laboratory table from the space bracelet and placed it in an empty space in the room.

Ok……

Now that everything is ready, we can make the health-preserving medicine.