Live broadcast shocked the ancients, and the baby returned to the modern era to be the group's

There is a letter in Chapter 145.
The faces of the people of the Great Qi Dynasty were stiff and rigid. Some young ladies and gentlemen from wealthy families could not help but distort their expressions, feeling so disgusted that they wanted to vomit.

Even Emperor Jingxuan's expression turned somewhat unpleasant. As the emperor, he naturally drank boiled water.

But occasionally, when he went out hunting and came across clear streams, he would scoop up some water to wash his face and drink a couple of sips, finding it quite sweet.

Now tell him there are insects in this water?

Some people are unwilling to accept the facts and are still trying to argue, "I, the water I drank was very clean, I couldn't see any bugs at all, there wasn't even a speck of dust, how could I have swallowed bugs?"

"Miss Jane said it was an insect that was invisible to the naked eye."

"If you can't see them with the naked eye, how do you know there are insects in the water? If you can't see them, they don't exist."

"They must have seen it with something else. The sky has been there for so long, don't you know how powerful the future is?"

Some people collapsed, clutching their stomachs and screaming, "I have worms in my stomach! What should I do? I feel like they're eating my intestines. I'm going to die from intestinal perforation!"

The reactions to the Great Revelation under the celestial canopy varied, with some people completely unconcerned.

Especially those who are almost out of water to drink, they don't care if there are worms or not, they will drink even urine.

The busiest people are the doctors in various regions, who now have great faith in the Sky Screen. Especially after some people have been vaccinated against smallpox and it has proven to be effective, they regard the medical information on the Sky Screen as gospel, analyzing and studying it word by word.

Even the cleanest tap water can contain parasites. What kind of parasites are they? They don't know.

However, they do have insecticides, but even after they've finished, people continue to drink untreated water, and the insects still grow.

Now that they know that tap water is a major source of insect infestation, they will pay more attention to it in the future.

Drinking hot water every day is difficult for many people.

Boiling water requires firewood, so it's fine to boil it while cooking. But what if you don't have that kind of firewood? Especially when you're out and about.

Just like Chaochao asked, it's perfectly normal to drink water from a river when you're thirsty while traveling.

However, Jian Yunsang replied, "Of course, the river water is also very dirty. In ancient times, it was better because there weren't too many waste pollutants in the water, but insects were unavoidable. Sometimes drinking raw water might not be too serious, but if there was a plague, you had to be extra careful about what you drank. Especially in ancient times, when there was a disaster or plague, you had to boil the water, and the clothes and utensils that had come into contact with the patients had to be scalded with boiling water to disinfect them, in order to avoid infecting others as much as possible."

Chaochao nodded as if she understood, "So, no matter when you drink it, you have to boil it, right?"

"Correct."

The people under the sky were devastated. It's easy to say, but there are conditions.

They didn't have anything to start a fire with their bare hands; they needed firewood, which wasn't something they could just have whenever they wanted.

Even Director Zhan of the Imperial Medical Academy couldn't help but sigh, "Putting aside everything else, soldiers on the march sometimes can't even start a fire, especially when they have to go deep into enemy territory. It's not easy to even get a sip of raw water."

The other imperial physicians nodded in agreement. "However, Miss Jian's words are ultimately useful to the Great Qi Dynasty, especially when it comes to the plague."

They certainly knew that the environment was important when treating the plague, and that one had to be careful about what one drank and ate, and that clothes and utensils needed to be ironed.

But the people wouldn't listen at all. Some of them had been to the epidemic area, where corpses were everywhere. Some people even went directly to the corpses to take off their clothes and put them on, without even washing them, let alone scalding them with boiling water.

Emperor Jingxuan was also thinking about this question. He was even a little curious about how future generations would deal with a plague.

Surely they wouldn't even have this in their later generations. He looked up at the sky; Jian Yunsang had already said almost everything she needed to say.

She even felt that these words might still be undigested for Chaochao at present.

The car had arrived at Yuhua Residential Area, and the three of them went straight upstairs.

Sure enough, there was a large box placed at the door. Jian Yunsang opened the door, and He Nanzhou moved the box inside first.

Now that we're back, let's pack some things and move them to Jinfeng Villa. After Chaochao starts kindergarten after the New Year, they'll most likely move back to their original marital home, which will be closer to both the kindergarten and the He Group.

After Jian Yunsang finished packing her things, she squatted down to check the delivery information, and raised her eyebrows after reading it.

He Nanzhou asked, "Who sent it?"

"Su Fangrong".

He Nanzhou thought for a moment, "Is it an orange inside?"

"It looks like it." Jian Yunsang nodded with a smile, took the scissors and opened the box. As soon as she opened it, she smelled a sweet orange scent.

Even Chaochao sniffed, "It smells so good." She leaned on He Nanzhou's lap and asked, "Who is Su Fangrong? Do I know her?"

“You don’t know her.” Jian Yunsang closed the box again and said to Chaochao, “Do you remember when Mom told Tong You’er that Mom had sponsored other students? Su Fangrong was one of the students Mom sponsored.”

Chaochao's eyes widened. "Was she bullied by her classmates too?"

"Of course not. My mother sponsors her because she has excellent grades, but her family is very poor and can't afford to go to high school or college. It would be a great pity if she gave up her studies, so my mother paid her tuition and gave her some living expenses so that she could study without worry."

"So that's how it is. Mom is such a kind fairy."

Jian Yunsang, “…” almost burst out laughing.

This little girl is becoming more and more cheerful. I've heard people say she's a kind little fairy, and now they're putting that knowledge into practice.

Seeing the suppressed laughter on her face, Chaochao asked He Nanzhou blankly, "Dad, am I wrong?"

“Of course, isn’t Mom a kind fairy?” He Nanzhou glanced at Jian Yunsang teasingly.

The latter looked up and glared at him, "Alright, it's getting late, let's go back to Jinfeng Manor."

He Nanzhou picked up the box and went out the door first.

Back at Jinfeng Villa, Aunt Zhao first took the box, cut up two oranges and brought them to the living room for Chaochao to eat, and then took out the oranges one by one and put them away.

As she picked them up, she said, "These oranges are really good, big, thin-skinned, and juicy. The Su family's children are so thoughtful; they seem to have carefully selected them, and each orange is about the same size."

Song Zhen took a slice, ate it, and nodded, saying, "It's also a reward for Yun Sang's good deeds. Hmm, this orange is sweet."

No sooner had she finished speaking than Aunt Zhao suddenly said, "Hey, there seems to be a letter in here too."

"A letter?" Jian Yunsang changed her clothes and came downstairs, just in time to hear this.