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Chapter 120 First Clinical Trial
Sunlight streamed through the pale blue curtains, gently falling on Jiang Man's desk in his dormitory.

The alarm clock rang precisely at 6 o'clock, and Jiang Man quickly got out of bed, beginning another day of studying clinical medicine in Germany.

After a quick wash, she put on clean clothes, sat at her desk, opened her German-language medical textbook, and quickly reviewed the key points she had learned the previous day.

A solid theoretical foundation is key to becoming an excellent clinician.

Although German is not her native language and reading the textbooks was somewhat difficult, she persevered and understood the complex medical terms and concepts word by word.

At 7:30, Jiang Man arrived at the school cafeteria. The cafeteria was filled with the aroma of bread and coffee, and students were communicating in various languages ​​such as German and English.

Jiang Man bought a simple breakfast—black bread, cheese, and a cup of hot milk. While eating, she listened to her classmates discussing academic issues, occasionally chiming in to practice her language skills.

At 8:30 a.m., Jiang Man entered the lecture hall, ready for her human anatomy class. The classroom was filled with students from different countries, all eager for knowledge.

The professor was an elderly doctor with white hair but a vigorous spirit. Holding a human skeleton model, he began to explain in detail the structure of the human skeleton and its importance in clinical medicine.

Jiang Man listened intently, her pen constantly jotting down key points. The professor brought the abstract knowledge to life by incorporating real clinical cases into his explanations.

For example, when explaining leg bones, the professor mentioned a patient who fractured his leg in a car accident and explained in detail how to make an accurate diagnosis and treatment based on the bone structure.

Jiang Man not only took careful notes, but also actively thought about the diagnostic and treatment approaches in the cases. When she encountered something she didn't understand, she would ask the professor for help after class.

After the class, Jiang Man discussed the material with her classmates. She expressed her insights in somewhat broken German, while also learning different ways of thinking from them. This academic exchange was incredibly beneficial, broadening her medical perspective.

Meanwhile, in cities across the country, sunlight also filled the streets and alleys.

Qin Yishen finished his work early and rushed to pick up Shi An and Shi Ning from school. He rode his old but well-maintained bicycle through the familiar streets.

Upon arriving at the school gate, many parents were already waiting. Qin Yishen parked his bicycle and stood in the crowd, looking around. A moment later, the school bell rang, and the children poured out of the school gate like cheerful little birds. Shi An and Shi Ning quickly spotted their father and excitedly ran over.
"Dad, Daddy!"

Qin Yi smiled and patted their heads, "How was your school day?"

Shi An eagerly exclaimed, "Dad, I got 100 on my math test today!"

Qin Yishen's eyes were full of satisfaction when he heard this. "Great job, son! Dad will cook you something delicious when we get home."

The three rode their bicycles home. Along the way, Shi Ning chattered on about the funny things that happened at school, like Xiao Hua arguing with her deskmate or who the teacher praised.

Qin Yishen listened attentively, occasionally responding with a few words, and warm laughter echoed through the street.

Back home, Qin Yishen tied on an apron and went into the kitchen. He decided to make the children's favorite fried noodles with soybean paste. He skillfully chopped meat and scallions, preparing the sauce. Soon, an enticing aroma wafted from the kitchen. Shi An and Shi Ning diligently did their homework in the living room, occasionally running to the kitchen to ask their father for help with any questions they encountered. Qin Yishen always patiently answered their questions, then turned back to tend to the fried sauce in the pot. Meanwhile, in Germany, Jiang Man arrived at the affiliated hospital ward to begin her clinical internship. She followed her supervising doctor, moving between the various wards.

Today, she was assisting the doctor in examining a patient with pneumonia.

Jiang Man carefully observed how the doctor asked patients about their symptoms, listened to their lungs, and made a preliminary diagnosis based on the examination results. When it was her turn to operate, Jiang Man was a little nervous, but she took a deep breath and tried to calm herself down.

She mimicked the doctor, gently picked up the stethoscope, placed it on the patient's back, and carefully listened to the sounds of the lungs.

At that moment, she felt the weight of responsibility; every tiny sound could affect a patient's condition.

After the examination, the attending physician provided guidance on her procedures and pointed out her shortcomings, such as inaccurate auscultation placement and insufficient detail in asking about symptoms.

Jiang Man listened attentively and memorized these valuable experiences.

Jiang Man finished her morning internship and went to the hospital's staff cafeteria. She ate with the other interns, and they shared interesting stories and insights from their internships. Some talked about the nervousness they felt when they completed their first examination independently, while others shared touching stories they encountered in the wards.

As Jiang Man listened, she reflected on her internship experience that morning and secretly resolved to work even harder.

In the afternoon, Jiang Man returned to the school library to continue her studies. She searched among the bookshelves for literature related to pneumonia treatment, and with a thick stack of books and materials in her arms, she found a quiet corner to sit down.

She carefully read each article, compared the treatment methods and effects in different studies, and occasionally jotted down key points and her own thoughts in her notebook.

Jiang Man attended a lecture on the latest research findings in clinical medicine. The speaker was a renowned medical expert who shared Germany's latest breakthroughs in pneumonia treatment. Jiang Man listened attentively and gained a deeper understanding of the cutting-edge developments in medical research. After the lecture, she actively asked questions and engaged in in-depth discussions with the expert.

The experts were impressed by the diligent student from China and encouraged her to continue exploring the field of medicine.

Jiang Man returned to her dormitory. Sitting at her desk, she reviewed the day's learning and internship experiences, summarizing her gains and shortcomings. She realized that she was not yet proficient enough in clinical procedures and her diagnostic approach to some complex cases was not clear enough.
Yes, she has developed a detailed study plan and intends to intensify her training in this area in the coming days.

Jiang Man prepared a simple dinner. After eating, she reviewed her textbooks and notes to reinforce what she had learned that day. Back in China, Qin Yishen and the children had also finished dinner. The three of them sat in the living room, watching the old television.

Shi An suddenly said, "Dad, I miss Mom."

Shi Ning nodded in agreement. Qin Yishen hugged the two children tightly. "Mom is studying abroad to become more capable so that she can help more people in the future. When she comes back, she will definitely bring you lots of gifts."

After washing up, Jiang Man lay in bed, reflecting on her fulfilling day. Although her studies in Germany were challenging, she knew that every effort she made brought her one step closer to her dream of becoming an excellent clinician.

Filled with anticipation for tomorrow and longing for her family, Jiang Man gradually drifted off to sleep.

Back home, Qin Yishen looked at Shi An and Shi Ning, who were already fast asleep, and gently covered them with blankets, silently hoping that Jiang Man would return home soon after completing her studies.