Master Doctor in the City

In the second class in the morning, after Zhang Binlun returned to the classroom, he continued to talk about the "Basic Theory of Chinese Medicine" with his classmates, and occasionally asked Ye Chen to stand up and answer some questions.

Such a question-and-answer situation is better than usual when other teachers and professors are alone on the podium. It also allows these freshmen to know what to learn.

When the second get out of class was over, Professor Zhang Binlun was naturally more satisfied with Ye Chen. Before he went out of the classroom, he called Ye Chen out and said: "I'm at Shuguang Hospital. You have time to come and find me, and I look at the conditions of those patients."

There are three affiliated hospitals under the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. In addition to the affiliated hospital where Liao Wenen is located, Longhua Hospital, Shuguang Hospital is the second, and there is another Yueyang Hospital of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine.

These three hospitals are all top three top hospitals, among which Longhua and Shuguang where Liao Wenen is located are more famous. Of course, the comprehensive strength of these three hospitals is at the forefront of Chinese medicine.

"Okay, Professor Zhang." Now after Professor Zhang left, he and Sun Xiaowei and Li Yifan walked out of the classroom.

Under the current circumstances, there is no doubt that Li Yifan and Zhou Zidong admire Ye Chen even more, and feel that knowing Ye Chen may be the time to change their destiny.

"You go to the bookstore to help me look at the three books and see what the books and prices are. I also have to check the patient's condition." Ye Chen said.

"It's no problem." Li Yifan said.

At the end of the first get out of class, Ye Chen had already stated the importance of the three medical classics: Huangdi Neijing, Treatise on Febrile Miscellaneous Diseases, and Compendium of Materia Medica.

There are no separate three books in university classrooms. Naturally, the contents of these three books are more and more in-depth. Except that some of them are moved to those new textbooks, there are very few such contents.

However, Ye Chen knew that especially the "Compendium of Materia Medica" to these new students was like the "Xinhua Dictionary" that they had just learned new characters.

When the three people left, naturally they drove to the largest bookstore in the city. Ye Chen was watching his Chevrolet go back to Gao Meilin's villa. He wanted to go back to see Zhou Ning's situation.

Two hours later, when I returned to Gao Meilin's villa, it was nearly twelve o'clock, and Aunt Fang downstairs first saw him come back.

"Doctor Ye, are you back?" Aunt Fang asked.

"Where is Sister Meilin?" Ye Chen asked.

"Miss Gao has gone to work!" In the past few days, Gao Meilin hasn't gone to work for some time because of Zhou Ning's illness. Now Zhou Ning's illness is almost healed, and she will go to the company after lunch. Therefore, when Ye Chen came back, she did not see Gao Meilin.

When Ye Chen went inside, he first saw Zhou Ning sleeping in the shaker. When he took Zhou Ning out and checked him, he found that he was back to normal.

I had the symptoms of throat palsy before, but now I don’t have any, but I slept comfortably. Aunt Fang came up from downstairs, wiped her apron with her hands and asked, "Doctor Ye, have you eaten lunch yet?"

"Not yet." Ye Chen said.

"Then I will go down and make you a lunch." After Aunt Fang went down, seeing that Zhou Ning had nothing else to do, she gently put him back into the shaker, 　 naturally came down from the stairs and went out to tease those Kitten and puppy.

When they just came back, Ah Wu Fu Dog and Ah Er Husky shook their heads and tails to him even more, and they continued to follow the stairs before they could not go up.

Now Ye Chen went outside, hugged the Persian cat, which was even more fat and noble, and went under the tree in the yard.

The Persian cat "meows" a few times. When Ye Chen stroked its hair, the other party seemed very happy, and kept the hair on his head rubbing Ye Chen's hand.

In fact, cats are smarter than dogs. However, in many cases, its character is too far from that of a dog. Cats can be independent of their owners, but dogs will definitely depend on their owners.

Now Ye Chen put the fat cat on the tabletop of the stone chair. He hasn't played games with them for a long time. When he brought small bags of cat food again, and then played games with them and rewarded them After a few months, both the kitten and the puppy are smarter.

After half an hour had passed, after Aunt Fang prepared lunch, Ye Chen washed his hands and had a good lunch alone. And he was going to wait for Gao Meilin's return in the afternoon and then return to the university town.

Unexpectedly, Sun Xiaowei called and said, "Ye Chen, there are many books with the same title in the bookstore. The most expensive set is nearly 10,000 yuan, and the cheapest is a few hundred yuan. Come and have a look! "

"Okay, then I will pass now." Ye Chen said.

Sun Xiaowei told him where he was. Ye Chen drove over and it didn't take long for him to arrive at the largest bookstore in Shanghai.

When he stopped the car, he entered the door of the bookstore and saw Sun Xiaowei, Li Yifan, and Zhou Zidong waiting here.

When they saw Ye Chen coming over, the three of them hurriedly walked over. Behind the three of them was a young female shopping guide who specifically introduced what books other customers were looking for.

Just now these three people wanted to tell the classmates of the class group. When each classmate bought a set of books, the other party knew that a big business was coming, so naturally they seemed very enthusiastic.

When I heard that I was buying the "Compendium of Materia Medica", "The Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic", and "Treatise on Febrile Diseases", the other party hurriedly took the three of them to the bookcase on the first floor where they sold Chinese medicine books.

There, whether it was Sun Xiaowei or Li Yifan, they saw all kinds of Chinese medicine books, they knew that they could only read them in the university library.

Of course, many books in university libraries are also purchased from bookstores, but they are more concentrated and more complete.

Now when they heard that the owner of the book was another person, when they saw that it was Ye Chen, they naturally took the four people to the floor again.

"Classmates, these books are all, but the prices are different in all aspects," said Tao Caiwen, a female shopping guide.

"Okay, let me take a look first." Ye Chen said.

Since this is the case, Tao Caiwen didn't say much, because she had heard that these are all learning Chinese medicine, and the other party should know better than herself.

When Ye Chen started looking through the books there, in addition to the original works, he directly printed Li Shizhen's painstaking work "Compendium of Materia Medica" without any changes. These prices were relatively cheaper, up to several hundred yuan per set.

However, it is different when you see other more expensive ones. There are not only translations and explanations of other Chinese medicine scientists, but also color pictures. Compared with those black and white pictures, you can see more clearly.

As the saying goes, what you pay for is what Ye Chen knows very well. Moreover, buying these books now is related to the future development of those freshmen in Chinese medicine.

Therefore, if Ye Chen didn't lack the money, he would naturally buy the best.

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