Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 788: Let's give her two punches and see if she still goes crazy, "Brother Fang, you're so fast!" (Two chapters combined)
The advice given in the dialect is to do things the way they should. You didn't take the opportunity before, so now you have no way out.

Just now, Qi Ningxiang had offended everyone.

No one is pleading for her anymore.

Next, the counselor started following the instructions in the dialect, and surprisingly, no one thought anything was wrong; they just did it according to the dialect.

At worst, Qi Ningxiang would receive a warning.

As for Dai Shasha, she was forced to retaliate, and although she was a bit heavy-handed, she was innocent, and the other people in the dormitory could testify to that. So Dai Shasha was fine, and there was no situation where everyone was punished equally to make an example of her.

Fang Yan both upheld the rules and demonstrated his authority as class monitor.

This time, only the good-natured deputy squad leader, Li Zhengji, was somewhat injured, and he was sullen all afternoon.

The other students, who witnessed Fang Yan's handling of the matter, all felt a greater sense of awe towards him in the afternoon.

This is like a new broom sweeping clean; it didn't ignite at the hospital, but rather at the school.

In the afternoon, the homeroom teacher, Fang Yaozhong, also came to the class during the break to talk about this matter.

The statement strongly criticized the tendency to resort to violence when problems arise, and reiterated the need for doctors to maintain emotional stability and uphold the spirit of contracts. Since they did not offer any opinions when the rules were initially established, they should abide by the rules in the future, rather than venting their emotions through conflict with others out of regret.

In addition, several class leaders who participated in the mediation today were commended.

He has learned about the situation from his counselor, who said that everyone did what they were supposed to do.

Whether it was the class's life committee member, vice class monitor, or class monitor, they all did a great job.

To some extent, the prescription actually affirms the practices that existed before the dialect.

As for the others, they are just extras.

The outcome of Qi Ningxiang's case was announced after the three afternoon classes ended.

The notice was also posted on the bulletin board downstairs.

After school, many students gathered in front of the notice board to read it.

Fang Yan and the others were no exception; several of them walked over and looked at the notice posted on the bulletin board.

Yang Jingxiang read:
"Announcement Regarding the Handling of the Conflict Between Students Qi Ningxiang and Dai Shasha..."

"An investigation revealed that on February 24, 1978, Qi Ningxiang, a first-year student majoring in Traditional Chinese Medicine at our college, was dissatisfied with the class's 'mentorship' arrangement. Without following the established rules, she verbally provoked Dai Shasha and initiated a physical altercation. Dai Shasha was acting in self-defense and did not retaliate beyond reasonable limits. The incident resulted in minor facial injuries to Qi Ningxiang and superficial abrasions to Dai Shasha's face."

"Basis and decision for handling the case...Based on the testimonies of the students present and the results of the counselor's investigation, the responsibility is determined as follows...Qi Ningxiang is the main person responsible for the conflict. Her behavior violated the provisions of the 'University Student Code of Conduct' which prohibits 'provoking trouble and disrupting collective order'; Dai Shasha acted in reasonable self-defense and had no subjective fault."

"Disciplinary action results... Qi Ningxiang was given a school-level warning, which was recorded in her personal file. She was ordered to submit a written self-criticism and receive psychological counseling; Dai Shasha was not held responsible for any disciplinary issues."

At this moment, a girl from the same class, who spoke with a dialect accent, heard Yang Jingxiang reading aloud and whispered to herself:
"That's wonderful!"

"That crazy woman has finally been punished!"

"Exactly, this person is mentally unstable..."

Fang Yan said to Yang Jingxiang:
"What else? Keep going!"

"Oh!" Yang Jingxiang snapped out of his daze and continued reading:
"Well... it says above that the homeroom teacher and counselor will have one-on-one talks with the students involved to strengthen their emotional management and rule awareness education, and prevent similar incidents from happening again."

"In addition, there is this... A warning to all students: The medical profession requires a high degree of self-discipline and emotional stability. Please take this as a warning and abide by the spirit of the collective contract. Those who have objections to the rules should provide feedback through reasonable channels. It is strictly forbidden to vent emotions through extreme behavior."

Meng Jimin, who was standing to the side, said:
"It's alright. The procedure was fair, the responsibilities were clearly defined, the handling was reasonable and well-founded, and they also paid attention to the students' mental health. That's great!"

Old Fan said to them:

"Alright, I think this matter should end here. You guys shouldn't provoke him anymore. I think she must have been spoiled since childhood, otherwise she wouldn't be so arrogant. People like this are either carefree and don't care about anything, or they are extremely petty and nitpicky. It's best not to provoke them."

Song Jianzhong said:
"Who provoked her? She's just making a fuss every day. Didn't you hear what Dai Shasha said? She just went to their dorm to see her classmates, and she inexplicably got into a fight with her."

Old Fan said:

"Hey, what I mean is, just talk to her less and there won't be so many problems."

Fang Yan shook his head, offering no comment on Lao Fan's words. Generally speaking, Lao Fan's principle of dealing with people remained the same: to be kind to others and avoid offending anyone if possible. It wasn't that he was afraid of trouble; he simply believed in minimizing conflict and avoiding unnecessary trouble.

However, there are some different opinions regarding dialects.

Some people, if you don't teach them a lesson, they won't know their place. If you give in to them, they'll think you're afraid of them. Fang Yan actually appreciates Dai Shasha's approach even more.

When conflict is unavoidable, strike hard and inflict serious damage on the other party in one fell swoop.

The next time he wants to cause trouble, he'll definitely weigh the costs before dealing with this kind of petty person. Never be weak-willed; if you are, he'll take advantage of you. The stronger your presence, the less likely he is to act recklessly.

At this point, you absolutely must not try to see things from his perspective.

Because you can't understand the other person's mindset.

He himself probably couldn't understand it; it was just a surge of anger that made him want to cause trouble for someone. He felt he could bear the consequences, so he became even more reckless.

His goal is to vent all his malice on you like an animal.

No logic or rules matter right now.

As long as you make him feel pain and let him know how serious the consequences are, he will come to his senses as long as he is not mentally unstable.

Just like at noon today, whenever Qi Ningxiang goes crazy again, Fang Yan will make her cry so hard she can't even find the right tone.

There are so many ways to deal with her.

And the facts have proven that she is not irrational; she only lacks rationality in front of people weaker than her, and only in front of people who speak to her kindly.

Faced with Fang Yan, someone who could easily punish her with a few words, she instantly regained her composure.

They didn't even dare to say a word.

This is human nature.

This is the conclusion drawn from two generations of dialect studies: when facing an aggressive person, it's best to be aggressive in return. The idea that it takes two to tango, or that he doesn't bully others but only you, is utter nonsense.

Look at Li Zhengji today, he tried to be a good guy, but he still got sprayed in the face.

If someone bullies you, tramples on you, and treats you like a pushover, tear off a piece of their flesh and see if they still act crazy.
In short, don't let him commit crimes with zero cost.

If he's not stupid, he'll definitely weigh the cost of committing another crime after learning a lesson.

As for holding grudges?

Afraid of birds!
Are you still worried about his retaliation?
Next time he dares to come, give him an even heavier one.

If Fang Yan finds out that Qi Ningxiang has other intentions towards Dai Shasha and is looking for an opportunity to retaliate, Fang Yan will let her experience what it means to be a class monitor.

In fact, Fang Yan has always believed that he is not a person with high moral standards. If he really wanted to use some unscrupulous means, most people would not be his match. In some ways, Fang Yan is now more terrifying than most second-generation power holders.

He just wasn't so bored as to want to prank people to show off.

……

Time flies, and a week has passed in the blink of an eye.

After the last incident, Qi Ningxiang seemed to have returned to normal.

It didn't escalate as Fang Yan had imagined, mainly due to the one-on-one conversation between Fang Yaozhong and the counselor.

Although it's unclear what they actually said, one thing is certain: she must have been given a serious warning by someone again, and now she's completely obedient. As for whether it was Lao Fang or the counselor who gave the warning, the answer is obvious.

In addition, Da Jin has been working here for several days. He joined the library before it opened, and now he is a regular librarian.

To avoid scaring his classmates with his appearance, he even got a pair of tortoiseshell glasses.

It looks a bit like the black bear wearing Armani glasses in "King of Destruction".

Although it looks a little out of place, she is much more approachable than before when she wasn't wearing glasses.

Every day, I also calm down and study books according to the requirements of the dialect.

Now, the dialect doesn't require him to read any particular books; he can read whatever interests him, even novels and stories.

Da Jin is reading intensively every day, and he seems to be enjoying it.

Fang Yan also sensed that Da Jin was genuinely trying to turn over a new leaf this time.

Meanwhile, Xiao Li is still watching movies every day with Chen Kaige, who hasn't finished his studies. They've seen quite a few of the Wong Fei-hung films.

Unfortunately, they filmed so much that I haven't finished watching it yet.

But there's no rush, since Lao Hu hasn't finished on his end either.

Old Hu is very busy now. The factory bases in Chaoyang and Changping have started construction. In addition, the company in Hong Kong has been registered. Now, in accordance with the requirements of the local dialect, he is trying to find a way to acquire land in a small fishing village just across the wall from Hong Kong with the help of Director Liao of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office.

Preparations are underway to build a warehouse.

Somehow, Zhou Zhaoqin found out about this. She's still in Hong Kong, and she's sent several telegrams saying that she's also planning to invest.

It wasn't her father, Lao Zhou, who planned to invest; it was she herself.

Fang Yan asked Lao Hu for advice, and Lao Hu said that if they wanted to promote the market in the United States, Zhou Zhaoqin was indeed a good partner.

Anyway, according to Lao Hu's idea, it's fine to let Zhou Zhaoqin get involved. Then, not only Southeast Asia, but also the United States can become their market.

Fang Yan thought for a moment and asked Lao Hu to discuss it with the other shareholders.

After discussion, it was agreed that Zhou Zhaoqin could participate.

Furthermore, they specifically sent Mr. Tang Shengming, who works in Hong Kong, to visit Zhou Zhaoqin and sign the shareholding agreement at the same time.

Then the money was allocated and put in place.

Zhou Zhaoqin received shares, the higher-ups received foreign exchange, and Fang Yan Lao Hu and his company gained access to American channels.

All are happy.

Regarding the study materials, after a week, all the books have now arrived.

Yesterday, the color-printed version of "Traditional Chinese Medicine Processing" compiled by Fang Yan was also distributed. The lecturer is the famous professor of traditional Chinese medicine, Jin Shiyuan.

Of course, he was also one of the editors of the dialect book "Traditional Chinese Medicine Processing".

To be fair, the school is quite good at finding teachers; they directly hired a heavyweight professor like Jin Shiyuan.

The original first edition of "Traditional Chinese Medicine Processing" (1980 edition) was organized by this bigwig.

Now, Fang Yan has done it first, and even better than Jin Shiyuan had imagined.

It's a color-printed book with stories, clinical case studies, and is even published alongside the Chinese Pharmacopoeia.

It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that this is Kim Se-won's dream love letter.

I've heard that some doctors from outside the university are privately contacting students, offering high prices to buy their copies of "Traditional Chinese Medicine Processing." But nobody's stupid; the teachers have explained how precious this book is—it's currently only printed and used as a textbook at two universities.

In addition, the editor-in-chief speaks a dialect, and the editorial board also includes teachers.

Therefore, no one was blinded by a little money and sold the book in their hand.

However, the more this is the case, the higher the acquisition price will be.

It's said that the price has now risen to fifteen yuan per book outside.

What is a premium? This is what a premium is.

This prompted the staff at the People's Medical Publishing House to hold a meeting to discuss plans for another print run to meet the needs of personnel from other organizations besides schools.

Of course, the color printing of this book is not something that can be done casually; they need to discuss and make their own judgments on this matter.

Of course, this book has now been voted the most popular book in the school.

People don't sell their own books, but they're afraid others will steal them to sell, so basically everyone takes this book with them. They can ignore the other books, but they must carry this one with them at all times.

Even the dialect couldn't be used, so I had no choice but to carry it with me everywhere.

After all, he wasn't sure if his belongings would be stolen if he didn't bring them with him.

Fifteen dollars is nothing to him, but to some people, it's a huge sum of money.

In addition, Fang Yan has finally managed to study all of everyone's medical records in the past few days.

The pediatric medical case of Song Zuomin and Wang Pengfei.

Lei Lian's family's itinerant doctor's remedies.

Li Zhengji's study notes and some medical cases.

The dialect was enhanced by the system, and now it is all clear to me.

The first thing Fang Yan returned was Song Jianzhong's medical records, which he specially put in a bag and also tucked a red envelope inside.

As the saying goes, it's never wrong to be polite. If you make a good start this time, people will be more willing to borrow from you next time.

After all, I brought fewer medical records than they did, while they brought out such a large set, several volumes in total.

Sure enough, Song Jianzhong's face lit up with joy when he saw what was inside the dialect box.

Brother Fang is a man of principle!

However, after thinking about it, Song Jianzhong still felt that Fang Yan was reading a bit too fast. He said to Fang Yan:
"Brother Fang, you don't need to rush to return it to me. My old man isn't in a hurry for it. Just give it back to me whenever you're done reading it."

Song Jianzhong believes it's because people in the local dialect are embarrassed to hold something for too long.

However, Fang Yan shook his head:
"I've finished reading it."

Song Jianzhong asked in surprise:

"You've already finished reading it? So fast?"

He said in dialect:

"It's not fast, it's been a week already."

Song Jianzhong felt increasingly uneasy and said:

"I had eight books! You read them all?"

He said in dialect:

"I just read books quickly."

Song Jianzhong glanced at Li Zhengji, who was engrossed in his studies, and suddenly realized something, asking:
"You didn't stay up late studying after evening self-study, did you?"

Of course, people in dialects don't have this habit, but to satisfy Song Jianzhong's idea, he said:

"Hmm... I check it occasionally."

Upon hearing Fang Yan say this, Song Jianzhong felt he had suddenly discovered the truth, and slapped his thigh, saying:
"Wow, now I finally understand why you guys are so amazing. You're just like Li Zhengji; you also have to study in your dorm after evening self-study."

"Is he also reading in the dormitory?" Fang Yan glanced at Li Zhengji, who was reading, but unexpectedly, Li Zhengji also looked up at him after hearing Song Jianzhong's words.

Li Juanwang felt threatened.

Song Jianzhong said:
"Of course, he stayed up all night studying the medical records you gave him, and everyone in his dorm knows that."

Those around them exclaimed in admiration:

"As expected of him..."

"Awesome!" Fang Yan also gave Li Zhengji a thumbs up.

I may have cheated, but others are genuinely hardworking. While I don't advocate for it, I do admire them.

Song Jianzhong said:
"Don't praise him. You're no different yourself."

Fang Yan smiled but did not answer, tacitly agreeing with his idea.

Then he took out another bag, the same size, and presented it to Wang Zhijun.

And said:
"By the way, Zhijun, I've finished reading yours too."

Wang Zhijun is currently studying the medical cases of aconite in the book "Traditional Chinese Medicine Processing" compiled by Fang Yan.

He turned his head and looked at Fang Yan with a puzzled expression, then tilted his head and said "Huh?" to Fang Yan.

He was clearly somewhat surprised.

Fang Yan was somewhat surprised, knowing that Wang Zhijun was always concise in his answers.

Fang Yan asked him:
"Shouldn't you... say 'okay'?"

Wang Zhijun shook his head:

"You're looking at things too fast."

Fang Yan laughed; it was the first time he'd seen Wang Zhijun react this way. He said:

"Anyway, I've already watched them all."

“I don’t believe it,” Wang Zhijun said.

Dialect puzzled:

"Why don't you believe it?"

Wang Zhijun said:
"I haven't even finished reading the medical records you gave me, but you've already read more than twice as many of mine."

He said in dialect:

"I already told you, I can read faster."

Wang Zhijun thought for a moment and asked:
"A cursory glance?"

Fang Yan shook his head:
"Not really, I read them all carefully."

If he said he was just glancing at the cases, Wang Zhijun might feel that he was not respecting the representative medical cases selected by the old master Wang.

At this moment, Meng Jimin spoke up:

"Zhijun, you should test Fang Ge! I think his attitude towards learning is problematic!"

"Yes, yes, let's test him quickly!" Deng Nanxing, who knew the inside story, also started to stir up trouble for Wang Zhijun.

They all wanted others to know about their photographic memory for dialects.

The others still don't know how terrifying Brother Fang is; they're all about to burst with rage.

Just as Fang Yan was speechless, Wang Zhijun took the medical record from Fang Yan's hand, casually flipped to a page, and said:

"On July 14, 1958, the patient was 6 years old and was admitted to the hospital with a three-day fever, accompanied by projectile vomiting, lethargy, and poor mental state."

"After admission, the Western doctor performed a lumbar puncture. The next day, he was found to have paralysis and difficulty swallowing, drooling, constipation, fever of 38 degrees Celsius, drowsiness, shortness of breath, and nausea. He was sent to our hospital for treatment. Examination revealed that his left eye was closed, his left nasolabial fold was shallow, he had difficulty speaking, and his neck was stiff. Further examination revealed that his tongue had a thick white coating..."

Before he could finish speaking, Fang Yan interrupted:
"Oh, you're talking about a case of childhood febrile stroke. Mr. Wang Pengfei received four treatments, from July 15th to July 30th, for a total treatment period of half a month. This case is indeed quite representative."

"The old man's initial treatment method was to clear heat and stop vomiting, and to use aromatic herbs to dispel turbidity."

"The first prescription used 12 grams of fresh agastache, 9 grams of mint, 12 grams of eupatorium, 9 grams of magnolia bark, 18 grams of gypsum, 12 grams of dried tangerine peel, 15 grams of bamboo shavings, 4 grams of coptis, 12 grams of silkworm excrement, 12 grams of ginger-processed pinellia, 12 grams of talc, and 9 grams of licorice."

"Oh, right, there was also a Supreme Treasure Pill added. However, considering that the child was not in good condition, it was difficult for him to swallow the Supreme Treasure Pill. So, it was also recorded that he had invented a method to dilute the lotus root powder with juice to make a suspension for him to take. On the second day, the old man did not write down the reason and directly changed to three doses of the modified Ge Gen Qin Lian Tang."

Upon hearing this, Wang Zhijun's expression changed somewhat.

Others also gathered around and saw the medical record written in Wang Zhijun's hand, which was basically the same as what Fang Yan had said.

They all showed expressions of surprise.

Then they heard someone in a dialect say:
"On the fourth day, the patient was conscious, but had a lot of phlegm and saliva in his mouth. The old man continued to take the previous prescription for six doses. On the tenth day, the patient's phlegm and saliva decreased, but he experienced constipation, difficulty swallowing, and an unpleasant odor from his mouth. At this time, the focus should be on clearing away stomach heat. The prescription used was a modified Ge Gen Qin Lian Tang, with the addition of 9 grams of Huo Xiang, 12 grams of Chen Pi, 12 grams of Fa Ban Xia, 12 grams of Jie Geng, and 12 grams of Gou Teng."

"On the thirteenth day, the patient's condition improved, so the old man added 9 grams of Acorus tatarinowii and 4.5 grams of Belamcanda chinensis to the prescription he had been using. He also prepared 12 pills of Liushen Pills, which he dissolved and took in three doses."

"By the afternoon of July 30, the patient was able to swallow food smoothly and his bowel movements returned to normal, at which point the treatment ended."

Without the slightest hesitation, Fang Yan recounted the entire medical case, then said to Wang Zhijun:
"Overall, this was a treatment case that wasn't entirely smooth, but it was still a success. The case chosen by Mr. Wang was indeed very representative."

At this moment, everyone's expressions turned somewhat surprised.

I just randomly flipped to one page, and I can remember it so clearly.

It made it seem as if Wang Zhijun and Fang Yan were putting on a charade. Even Li Zhengji put down what he was holding and looked at Fang Yan with some confusion.

A sense of crisis inexplicably arose in my heart.

Wang Zhijun looked at Fang Yan, and then tentatively asked:

"On May 24, 1975, patient Ma, 10 years old, presented with patchy tinea pedis on his limbs and trunk, with a red base, scaling, and itching. It gradually spread to his whole body and pustules appeared..."

Fang Yan nodded and said affirmatively:
"You mean... Bai Bi!"

"And it wasn't 1975, it was 1957."

PS: The basic chapter of 6000 words has been updated.

There will be an extra chapter later.

(End of this chapter)