Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 527: Miss Zhou gained five pounds, Director Feng's brother-in-law returned for a follow-up visit and developed epilepsy
Although society is quiet during this period, many people are actually waiting for the announcement of college entrance examination results.

After finishing the exam, many candidates have been looking forward to the results of their exams.

No matter whether the results are good or bad, everyone is nervous about the results. Everyone looks forward to getting the results as soon as possible, but is also afraid that the news they are waiting for may be unpleasant.

Some candidates repeatedly recalled their answers at home alone, compared them with textbooks or asked teachers for advice. They were very nervous every day, looking forward to the postman's arrival, wondering if the notice would be delivered to their homes suddenly one day.

Various fantasy scenes often appear in the mind. The feeling of tension and anticipation fills the daily life of most people.

Although this situation did not happen in Fangyan's family, they are still actively seeking information channels.

Every day I pay attention to mainstream media such as newspapers and radio, wondering when there will be relevant reports.

Now we didn’t get the ones from BJ, but got the ones from Jiangxi and Shanghai instead.

The unified college entrance examination in Jiangxi is scheduled for December 12rd to 3th, one week earlier than in BJ.

The time of college entrance examination in SH city is the same as that in BJ. According to reports, the number of people taking the college entrance examination there is as high as 11, which is 3 more than that in BJ.

The two places can release the results first, one because the exam is early, and the other because of their high efficiency.

At this moment, there is no news about the Beijing dialect.

There was no news even about my father, father-in-law, or Professor Yuchuan's students.

After watching the report on TV, the younger brother immediately asked:
"It's been 10 days since the exam. I wonder how many people they sent to count the test papers of 8 people in Beijing?"

"According to what my father said, teachers from all schools in Xicheng District should have participated, and other places have also sent more or less marking teachers. Different subjects have different degrees of difficulty and workload. For parts such as Chinese composition, which are more subjective, more experienced teachers may be needed to mark them to ensure fairness and accuracy of the scoring, and they also need to be checked and reviewed after the marking."

"So, I estimate that there should be hundreds of students in each subject, and the teachers will be responsible for grading the papers..."

Fangyan shook his head and said:

“Maybe more than that.”

"There are more than 8 candidates. We will use the round number 8. Not counting the optional English test paper, each candidate will have four test papers, so there are 4 test papers."

"If there are only hundreds of teachers responsible for marking papers, the amount of work that falls on them will be a terrifying number."

“If you add English, plus the checking and reviewing of each subject, it’s already very impressive that they can accomplish half of it in 10 days.”

"We now have several hundred people in the Imperial Medical Prescriptions Verification Office, and the daily workload is still quite daunting. Although it is not the same type as reviewing papers, it requires concentration and not to make mistakes, which is a drain on everyone."

When I heard the dialect say this, I tried to put it into my head and found it was indeed a bit scary.

Then he thought of the situation in Shanghai and said with emotion:
"It seems that Shanghai's efficiency is indeed unique in the country."

Fangyan took over the conversation and said:

"I guess after this report, if our progress is too slow, we may continue to add new marking teachers."

"Just like our previous inspection room team, we only had a handful of people at the beginning. It was only after I made the request that we increased the number of people to the current level. And after all, this is the capital, so they should be able to respond soon."

Fangyan guessed that it would probably happen in the next few days. Once the news came out, the people in the education department in Beijing would start to worry about efficiency.

Sure enough, when Fang Yan was at work in the morning, he heard a rumor at Union Medical College that teachers from Dongcheng District were also assigned to mark the papers.

Lao Zhou and his family have never experienced the domestic education system, and are very curious about the college entrance examination that everyone attaches so much importance to. During their daily conversations, they learned that Fangyan is not a college student, but also took the college entrance examination this time.

The five people who usually obey his orders are Luo Huichun, Xie Chunrong, Zhao Qingkai, Chen Wenwei, and Su Yue. Luo Huichun is a researcher who graduated from university a long time ago, and the others are all fifth-year students at the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

In addition, Meng Jimin, Deng Nanxing and Xie Guolai, like Fang Yan, took part in the national college entrance examination which was resumed this year.

Although they don't understand the situation here, it can be seen that everyone is very concerned about the college entrance examination.

After asking, I found out that the reason Fangyan and his friends took the college entrance examination was not to learn Chinese medicine, but more because there were many young experts from all over the country coming.

They wanted to meet these people.

It sounds like the Hong Kong martial arts novels that Zhou Zhaoqin had read.

University is like a martial arts conference.

Fang Yan brings a group of people to compete for the position of leader of the martial arts world.

However, after hearing what she said, Fangyan made a new analogy, saying that this was more like a national TV program where all talented people gathered together and performed their own unique skills.

This is a big stage, a big era. It will not stop you from shining, but you cannot cover up anyone else's brilliance.

At this moment, Zhou Zhaoqin felt that Fangyan was like a philosopher.

In fact, Zhou Zhaoqin had already studied in the United States for a year at that time, but because of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, she stopped her college studies and received treatment for three years.

Unlike the domestic situation where strict examinations are required for admission, Zhou Zhaoqin’s experience is similar to Le Miao’s.

Although Zhou Zhaoqin was not a bad student, he definitely did not focus on his studies.

Otherwise she wouldn't have traveled to Indonesia.

Maybe if she didn't take that Indonesian diet pill, she would be fine.

After a few days of treatment, Zhou Zhaoqin's spasmodic coughing only occurred once a day, and she was in much better spirits. Fangyan also relaxed his restrictions on her diet and allowed her to eat light food.

During this period, Fangyan also recorded her weight, which had increased by more than 5 kilograms.

Compared to her previous skinny figure, she now has a little flesh. Of course, this requires special attention. If someone comes to see her alone, they will still think she is just skin and bones.

But even though it was only 5 kilograms, Mr. and Mrs. Zhou were very happy.

In the past few days, whenever someone came to visit him, he would praise the medical skills of Fangyan.

Today is the winter solstice, and Lao Zhou is very happy, so he ordered a state banquet takeout from the Beijing Hotel. Director Liao from the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office actually agreed to his request.

So in the last month of 1977, Fangyan attended two state banquets in a row.

After finishing his meal, Fang Yan left Union Medical College.

During the lunch break at noon, he made an appointment with Director Feng and had to go for a follow-up visit to her brother-in-law.

After coming out of the hospital, Fangyan went to the street office and called Director Feng, and the two of them went towards Beizongbu Hutong together.

At noon, the patient's wife, Director Feng's sister, had already made a lot of dumplings. Today was the Winter Solstice, and she had wanted to treat Fangyan to a meal, but she didn't expect Fangyan to come after dinner, so her intention to express gratitude was dashed.

As soon as Fangyan entered the room, he began to ask about the patient's current condition.

According to the patient's family, the patient is still drinking Ye's Stomach-Nourishing Soup and Qingkailing Prescription.

He now has a clear sense of self, knows who he is, knows the people in his family, and knows what time it is.

Can read newspapers and understand the news.

The right hand can write and the left hand can pick up a small spoon.

But the only problem is that he seems to have some memory problems for new things that have happened. After his wife tells him something, the patient will forget it as soon as he turns his head.

Or maybe when he was asked to go to the kitchen to get chopsticks, he came out with a bowl instead.

This happened more and more often before the patient's wife noticed it.

At first, the patient’s wife thought she had remembered it wrongly, and she even suspected that there might be something wrong with her brain.

Then every time she gave her husband an order, she would write it down in a notebook.

Then she realized that there was nothing wrong with her, but her husband.

Fangyan has actually seen this kind of situation in his previous life, and it often happens to the family members of the mentally ill.

Especially in their family situation, with one normal person and one patient, the normal person has no other reference points, so he will begin to doubt himself.

Fangyan then judged that the patient's condition was probably a problem with his brain.

There is not enough time to recover at this time.

He has recovered a little from the initial symptoms of yawning, bed-wetting, inability to move his hands, and not recognizing people, but the main problem is still with his brain.

While Fangyan was analyzing the cause of the disease, the patient suddenly asked:
"Who of you hit me?"

Hearing what he said, the three of them looked over in confusion.

"No one touched you?" Director Feng said.

The patient’s wife also said:

"None of us moved."

The patient shook his head and said:
"No, I just felt someone hit me."

Fang Yan frowned slightly when he saw this situation.

He asked the patient's wife:
"Has this happened before?"

"No." She shook her head.

Then she suddenly remembered something and said:

"Oh, by the way, he was talking in his sleep and singing last night. After I woke him up, he forgot about it."

Fang Yan nodded and continued to ask:

"Are there any other symptoms, such as crying and laughing, excitement and impulsiveness, and childish behavior?"

The patient's wife tilted her head and said uncertainly:
"No...I really didn't pay much attention to this."

Fang Yan didn't embarrass her anymore and turned to look at the patient.

Then I started to diagnose him. His tongue was dark red with petechiae, his tongue coating was yellow, and his pulse was stringy and thin.

Fangyan remembered that in his previous life he had read about the classification of schizophrenia based on traditional Chinese medicine. Among them, the clinical manifestations of schizophrenia caused by qi stagnation and blood stasis were very similar to the patient's current condition.

This disease is characterized by three common pathological changes: qi, phlegm and fire.

In traditional Chinese medicine, schizophrenia is classified as epilepsy and mania.

Stagnation of phlegm and qi is a real symptom of epilepsy, excessive liver and heart fire is a real symptom of mania, and stagnation of qi and blood stasis is a real symptom of the combination of epilepsy and mania.

The main clinical manifestations of Qi stagnation and blood stasis type include confusion, emotional instability, crying and laughing at random, incoherent speech, shouting and singing, and disordered behavior.

Some are running around naked, some are excited and impulsive, some are irritable and restless, and some act childishly.

There are also other symptoms such as hallucinations, delusions, and lack of sleep.

Fangyan believes that this is caused by medullary bleeding and high fever, which has led to the current phenomenon. The patient cannot be treated in this way alone, but his qi stagnation and blood stasis must also be treated, otherwise the situation will definitely become more serious after a while.

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(End of this chapter)