Quick travel to save a miserable life

Chapter 109 Rich Girl (25)

Lin Hui also felt relieved to see that her methods had such good results on Mother Lin.

It just so happened that the kid in Ruini's class, Ma Yingying, who was celebrating his birthday, also lived in Mid-Levels.

Although it is not the same community as the Lin family, it is right next door and very close.

Lin Hui plans to go to Lin's house to help Lin's mother with her next acupuncture and massage after sending Ruini there on Saturday.

On Thursday, Mr. Chen came to the medical clinic for a consultation, and Lin Hui acted as his assistant this time.

Mr. Chen took the original medical book and returned it to Lin Hui. He said that he had copied it and that was enough. The original book was not suitable for him to keep.

Seeing how determined he was, Lin Hui had no choice but to accept it. In fact, this book was just a second copy, and the real original version was in her space.

In fact, Mr. Chen used to see patients alone, without any assistant. This position was created solely for Lin Hui.

Assistant is a nominal term, because Mr. Chen has not officially accepted Lin Hui as his disciple, so he can only follow him in the name of assistant.

It turns out that Mr. Chen was surrounded by apprentices who taught him. As long as he was seeing a doctor, there would always be a few people around him, making it convenient for him to teach on the spot.

However, he stopped accepting apprentices more than ten years ago. Now the youngest apprentice is over forty and can treat patients independently long ago, and no longer needs his hand-holding guidance.

The reason why Lin Hui was allowed to follow him was because he wanted to test his skills and see what level Lin Hui had reached.

As Mr. Chen's assistant, Lin Hui's job is just to sort out the prescriptions and pulse records, enter them into the system, and help guide the patients to get the medicine, which couldn't be easier.

Sometimes when encountering patients with less common diseases, Mr. Chen would also ask Lin Hui to check his pulse. After the patient went out, Mr. Chen would compare Lin Hui’s prescription with his own.

Most of the time, Mr. Chen's prescription was more realistic. There were times when the two people's prescriptions were exactly the same. Sometimes, even Lin Hui's prescription was more appropriate than his.

When encountering this kind of situation, Mr. Chen would often void the prescription he had already prescribed after careful consideration and re-prescribe it according to Lin Hui's prescription.

After spending a day together, Mr. Chen got to know Lin Hui better.

Although this girl is young, she has a composure that belies her age. She is highly accomplished in medical skills, but she is neither arrogant nor impetuous. This temperament is very rare.

The inheritance of medical skills she received is also worthy of careful study. It seems to be a completely different path from the popular schools of traditional Chinese medicine. I don’t know who can teach such a powerful person at such a young age. The apprentice comes.

Now Mr. Chen has developed a love for Lin Hui's talents, and his title of her has changed from "Ms. Lin" to Xiao Lin.

For some inappropriate medicines in Lin Hui's prescriptions, he would explain them to her in detail and explain the reasons why they were inappropriate. His level of patience was as if he was teaching his own children.

Lin Hui also felt Mr. Chen's attitude.

She couldn't help but feel glad that she had not found the wrong person. Mr. Chen was indeed a respectable medical man with superb medical skills and excellent medical ethics.

From nine o'clock in the morning to five o'clock in the afternoon, except for an hour's meal break at noon, Mr. Chen hardly took any rest. Lin Hui made a rough calculation and found that he saw no less than 200 patients that day.

You know, given his age, although his body is relatively healthy compared to other old people of his age, he is already an old man in his 80s after all. Such a high intensity of work is not easy for a young person. , it is not easy for him to persist for a whole day.

Not to mention that he treats every patient without any carelessness. He consults carefully. After prescribing a prescription, he will also explain some medication contraindications and precautions in detail. Sometimes he will even write these on paper for the convenience of patients to save.

Moreover, Lin Hui also noticed that the medicines he prescribed were not static. For the same disease, he would choose different medicines for patients with different family backgrounds.

Those who are from a poor family will not consider the price, but only consider the efficacy of the medicine when prescribing. For those from a poor family, they will choose medicinal materials with relatively affordable prices while taking into account the efficacy of the medicine.

Lin Hui agreed with this, because she had done this before when she was practicing medicine.

Although Chinese medicine is now much cheaper than Western medicine, there are still some patients who need to take medicine for a long time and cannot afford it.

What's more, she has carefully observed when taking medicine in the past few days. Generally speaking, the medicinal materials in Yongjitang are of very good quality, at least there are no fake medicines or shoddy medicines.

The selling price of these medicinal materials is only [-]% more than the purchase price, which is considered relatively conscientious in the industry.

Lin Hui also bought medicine from another Chinese medicine store before. Those medicinal materials were actually okay, but the same medicinal materials were much cheaper in Yongjitang.

Although Lin Hui herself didn't care about the wealthy people, she also knew that there were poor people everywhere. Even in a prosperous place like Hong Kong Island, which was widely praised by people, there were many poor people.

After a day's work, Lin Hui took off her white coat, put on her own coat, and left the hospital with Xiao Zhang's resentful eyes.

There was no Lin Hui to accompany Xiao Zhang to take medicine today. He was so busy that he didn't even have time to sit down and take a sip of water.

Therefore, facing Lin Hui who suddenly became Mr. Chen's assistant, Xiao Zhang was full of resentment. He even wanted to look up to the sky and scream: "Let Xiao Lin come back!"

Unfortunately, it was all useless. He could only watch Lin Hui's leaving figure while quickly grabbing and packing medicines for the patients in line.

Time flew by and it was Saturday. Ma Yingjie's child's birthday party was in the afternoon, so Lin Huixian and Ruini arrived at the Lin family in the morning.

Lin Weidong was not at home as usual. Even though it was Saturday and he didn't have to go to the company to work, he was still missing from the Lin family.

In fact, as the boss of the company, Lin Weidong has quite free time, but his heart is no longer at home. Therefore, it would be good for him to be at home for at most three days out of seven days a week. At other times, he has other places to go.

However, although Lin Weidong was not here, there was another guest in the Lin family, none other than Lin Hui's uncle.

Lin Hui learned from the memory of the original person that this uncle Yu Zhiwei was Yu Peiling's only younger brother. Their parents died early, so the two siblings were dependent on each other.

However, this uncle was not a very good person. He was very lazy and lazy. After Lin Weidong became successful, he defected to Hong Kong Island from his hometown in Guangdong Province and shamelessly begged his eldest sister to arrange for him to join his brother-in-law's company.

Over the years, he relied on the support of his sister, brother-in-law and husband to settle down in Hong Kong Island. He lived in a large flat in a high-end community. He also drove a million-dollar Mercedes-Benz for transportation. He looked like a successful person wherever he went.