Courtyard House: Wudang Disciple Sweeps Through the Compound

During this time, he even began to seriously consider his marriage.

Chen Wenqi himself rarely returns to the courtyard house even once a week.

Campus life remains busy and fulfilling.

Although he had already studied the knowledge in the textbook in advance.

But he didn't reveal a thing.

However, in class, Ding Yaqin would always intentionally or unintentionally sit next to him.

From time to time, I would humbly ask him for help with difficult problems in my studies.

Chen Wenqi never held anything back from her and never kept anything from her.

I would patiently and meticulously answer her questions each time.

Ding Yaqin is known for her outstanding appearance and striking temperament.

She was never short of suitors at school.

This is why people often deliberately cause trouble for Chen Wenqi and pick fights with him.

However, those who came to cause trouble,

Afterwards, they often suffer greatly without understanding why.

But no one knew that Chen Wenqi was behind it all.

The days passed slowly in this atmosphere where the surface seemed calm but undercurrents were surging beneath.

As the impact of natural disasters becomes increasingly severe

Grain production has decreased significantly across the country.

The southern region is still barely managing to stay afloat.

The situation in the north is particularly difficult and severe.

The school's food rations were reduced to 70% of what they used to be.

Many students are often so hungry that their stomachs are growling and they can't even get enough to eat.

This is a huge problem facing the entire city of Beijing.

No one can easily escape or remain uninvolved.

Only Chen Wenqi's family was a unique exception—

His family had plenty of food reserves.

Even if you eat lavish meals with lots of meat and fish every day, you won't feel any pressure at all.

Of course, he maintained his consistent style of being cautious and keeping a low profile.

On a regular basis, he would send food and daily necessities to Sister Bai Ying and Hua Youlin.

Hua Youlin's family was already quite well-off.

We won't go hungry.

However, food rations were also drastically reduced.

Chen Wenqi mostly sent high-quality rice, refined white flour, and various kinds of fresh meat.

This also led Hua Youlin's father, who was also his future father-in-law,

I admire and am increasingly satisfied with him.

During this period, Chen Wenqi successfully completed the final revision of the "Handbook for Ordinary Doctors".

When he took the complete manuscript to the military hospital and found Dean Chen,

After carefully reviewing the document, Dean Chen was deeply moved.

They repeatedly praised it as a masterpiece of genius, a work that comes along only once in a century.

Dean Chen immediately organized and convened a group of authoritative experts in the medical field to jointly discuss and review the matter.

Everyone agreed that the book was rigorous, comprehensive, and near-perfect.

It has extremely important practical value for the current national conditions and people's livelihood.

With the strong recommendation of the experts,

The book was quickly reported up the chain of command to higher levels.

The Ministry of Health completed all the approval procedures smoothly with just an official letter.

It was officially approved for large-scale printing and unified distribution nationwide.

This matter even alarmed the highly respected elders and Mr. Wu.

Mr. Wu also personally inscribed the title of this book.

The principal of the medical college only learned of this shocking news several days later.

Shocked, he suddenly realized that his school was hiding such an outstanding talent.

The higher authorities directly recommended Chen Wenqi to enter a top medical school for further studies without taking the entrance exam. When the news spread, the entire medical school was in an uproar.

The students reacted in different ways: some were full of envy, some were secretly jealous, and some were genuinely impressed.

Chen Wenqi hadn't even finished a full semester when he received this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to enter a higher education institution.

After a moment's thought, he readily accepted the arrangement.

When Ding Yaqin learned that Chen Wenqi was about to leave the school, her feelings were complicated and hard to describe.

During their time together at school, she and Chen Wenqi had already developed a deep friendship, and he was always the first person she thought of when she encountered difficulties.

Chen Wenqi always shared his knowledge without reservation, patiently answering her questions and providing guidance.

This meticulous care deepened Ding Yaqin's admiration and affection for him, and a hazy feeling quietly blossomed in her heart.

Immediately afterwards, Director Yang, with a warm smile on his face, extended his hand and said:

"Comrade Chen Wenqi, I never expected you to be the director of the medical office on loan from the military hospital! Welcome, welcome, a warm welcome."

The factory is currently expanding its recruitment on a large scale, and there is a huge shortage of medical personnel. We are still worried about not being able to find enough staff.

"I never expected the comrade sent by our superiors to be so young and capable. That's wonderful!"

While Director Yang spoke politely and his smile was very warm, he secretly felt some dissatisfaction and contempt.

They applied for the transfer of a highly experienced and senior director, but a young man ended up being the one who came.

Judging by his age, he figured he was probably someone who had been placed there through connections by some leader, he couldn't help but think to himself.

Chen Wenqi remained calm and composed, shaking hands with him with neither servility nor arrogance, and answered with composure:

"Hello, Director Yang. Although I look young, I am quite experienced."

Three years ago, I passed the national medical practitioner qualification exam and was subsequently recommended to study at a medical school.

Because of my excellent academic performance, I completed all my studies two years ahead of schedule and then completed a year of internship.

Now I serve as the director of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department at a military hospital. Since I have been entrusted by the organization to be transferred here, I will do my best.

I hope that in the future we can work together to effectively improve the factory's medical and health services.

Director Yang, who had intended to put on airs and adopt a certain demeanor, was taken aback after hearing such a well-organized and confident speech.

This young man speaks with composure and measuredness. If what he says is true, then his background and abilities are indeed remarkable; he is a talented individual.

However, whether he truly possessed the skills remained to be seen in actual work, he pondered to himself.

"Alright, then from now on, the steel mill's clinic will be entirely under your responsibility, Comrade Chen Wenqi."

Factory Director Yang put aside his distracting thoughts, adopted a businesslike smile, and turned to give the instructions:

"Xiao Liu, take Director Chen to the personnel department to complete his onboarding procedures, and then take him to the infirmary to familiarize him with the environment and work processes."

"Yes, Factory Director!" Secretary Liu hurriedly and respectfully replied, leading Chen Wenqi out of the factory director's office.

Just as Chen Wenqi turned to leave, a gloomy and resentful gaze caught sight of his back from the shadows at the corner of the corridor.

Even if you only see a side profile, the person immediately recognizes him.

This person was Yang Wenxun, Chen Wenqi's junior high school classmate.

Back then, because of Yu Haitang's matter, he caused Chen Wenqi a lot of trouble, but ended up being taught a lesson himself, and he still hates and fears him to this day.

What a twist of fate! They had to run into each other here. He secretly vowed revenge.

Yang Wenxun immediately turned around and strode into the factory director's office, urgently asking Director Yang:

"Uncle, why is Chen Wenqi here at our steel rolling mill? What does he want?"

"Oh? You know Chen Wenqi?" Factory Director Yang was somewhat surprised and looked at his nephew.

"I would recognize him more than just a acquaintance; I would recognize that bastard even if he turned to ashes!" Yang Wenxun's face was grim as he began to exaggerate and recount Chen Wenqi's various "misdeeds" from back then.

On the other side, Chen Wenqi first went to the personnel department with his secretary, Xiao Liu.

Perhaps because of his status as "director of a military hospital," his onboarding process went exceptionally smoothly, without any trouble.

After completing the formalities, he went straight to the medical room located in a corner of the factory area.

Pushing open the old wooden door of the infirmary, Chen Wenqi slowly looked around, his gaze falling on the familiar figure by the window, a hint of surprise flashing in his eyes.

"Ding Yaqin? What are you doing here?"

Sure enough, the female doctor sitting at the desk organizing medical records was none other than Ding Yaqin, Chen Wenqi's old classmate from his two months of vocational school.

Ding Yaqin was engrossed in writing when she heard that familiar and magnetic voice. She paused slightly and subconsciously looked up.

When she saw that still handsome and upright face, her eyes immediately lit up with undisguised surprise.

"Chen Wenqi? Oh my god, it really is you!" Her voice was filled with barely suppressed excitement and joy.

"Shouldn't you be studying at medical school? What are you doing at a steel rolling mill?"

Since Chen Wenqi was recommended to go to university three years ago, the two have lost contact and have been separated for three whole years.

Recalling the hasty parting years ago, Ding Yaqin still felt a lingering sense of reluctance and longing.

Unexpectedly, the two met again here three years later. Could it really be fate?

Chen Wenqi pushed open the door to the infirmary, a gentle smile on his face, and explained softly:

"I graduated early. I had been working at the military hospital, but I was recently seconded to the steel rolling mill as the director of the medical office."

"Really? That's wonderful!" Ding Yaqin exclaimed sincerely, her eyes filled with even more admiration as she looked at Chen Wenqi.

"They finished university in just three years? Medical school normally takes five years!"

"But Chen Wenqi, when you become the director, you'll have to look after me a bit more. My little body can't take being bullied."

"Of course, don't worry, I'll protect you from now on." Chen Wenqi patted his chest lightly and laughed heartily.

At this time, in addition to Ding Yaqin and Chen Wenqi, there was a nurse in her thirties named Zhang Suzhen with a kind face, and a middle-aged doctor surnamed Meng in the clinic.

However, Dr. Meng is off duty today and is not on duty. Including the recently retired senior doctor, the staff was barely enough; but now, including the new director Chen Wenqi, there are only four people at most: three doctors and one nurse.

According to nurse Zhang Suzhen, the word "leisurely" best describes the daily work situation in this clinic.

The main purpose is to examine workers for minor illnesses such as colds and fevers, prescribe some commonly used medicines, or help them issue sick leave certificates.

As for proper surgery or intensive care, there are neither the conditions nor the corresponding equipment here, so it is simply not something to be expected.

Upon learning that the job was so easy, Chen Wenqi finally felt relieved.

But since it was his first day, he decided to first get a general understanding of the situation in the clinic.

He carefully inspected the medicine cabinet and instrument table to understand the reserves of medicines and equipment so that he could carry out diagnosis and treatment smoothly in the future.