Chapter 222: Medicinal Diet Third Person Setting (VIII)

After bringing back the herbs, everyone started a new round of scientific research without stopping.

Ye Xing couldn't help much in this regard. At most he could give you a few pointers regarding traditional Chinese medicine. The rest of the time was all yours.

He was happy and relaxed, but some people couldn't stand it.

Before the break, some people gathered together and started chatting.

"That Chinese medicine doctor you mentioned stays here all day and won't leave. Doesn't he have a proper job of his own?" someone asked maliciously.

Even if the other person stays in a corner, he is still an eyesore.

"That's right. He stays here for most of the day. People who don't know would think he's here to supervise us - do we need him to watch over us?" Those who gossip about us are the ones who like to slack off in the first place. They got into this project by acting pitiful and pretending. Now that they've gotten in, their true natures are exposed.

Those who really work hard feel that they can learn a lot of knowledge from Chinese medicine, so they will not make malicious speculations about others, let alone say anything behind their backs.

They were transferred to this project team voluntarily to learn more content that they had never had the opportunity to access before.

Now that we have such a rare "master" to personally guide us, if we don't learn more and instead gossip about others behind their backs, we are truly hopeless.

In their opinion, no medicine, no matter how good, could change the stupidity of their colleagues.

Yes, those who believe that they can become smarter by taking medicine are mostly fools.

Traditional Chinese medicine is also willing to teach those who are honest and have potential. He borrowed a conference room during lunch break to answer questions and resolve doubts.

He doesn't claim to be a teacher, he just wants to communicate and learn from those people.

Those researchers also ask meaningful questions that are truly practical, unlike reporters who focus on digging up gossip and always ask questions that are difficult to answer.

He has been asked questions like "What do you think of Western medicine?" at least ten times.

Isn't this a clear attempt to provoke a conflict? Can you answer this?

He is not stupid. He can just brush off such questions. People don't want to hear what you really say, but to see if there is any material that can be taken out of context. No matter what you say, it will be wrong. If you ask, it's the editing's fault.

Editing and accounting can barely be considered the same generation based on their homonyms, and both are destined to be blamed.

Would you edit a normal video at random? Would you broadcast it without checking it after editing?

He doesn't believe it anyway.

No matter how persistent those people were, he would not respond to this question.

If he doesn't answer, people will spread rumors. If he really says something, wouldn't it be a direct proof of the truth?

The top scientific research institutions are also not ignorant of seizing opportunities. Seeing that Chinese medicine practitioners are willing to share what they have learned with everyone, they specially set aside a day to invite them to give a lecture.

Now that everyone knows that they have a project to develop Chinese patent medicine, they have to learn more about Chinese medicine. Otherwise, they will be caught off guard when the time comes, which will not only delay progress but also embarrass some people.

Those who can get in here, even if their character and work attitude are not very good, have some ability, many of them are ambitious and many of them care about their reputation.

Before, someone asked for leave because he had a quarrel with someone who had identified the wrong medicinal materials. Now is a time when we are short of manpower. Even if they disagree with each other privately, it is not a reason that can affect work.

"Senior, do you need my help with the lecture?" Seeing that the other party was busy organizing the speech, Xiao Qin wanted to put down his work and give him a hand.

After all, the other party has helped me so much, and if I hadn't invited the senior here, this lecture would not have to be held.

He knew that his predecessors had plenty of clinical experience, but they were not very good at "teaching".

When I first learned it myself... I almost gave up.

It’s not that the teaching methods of our predecessors are bad, it’s just that not everyone will persist in learning those skills.

Prescribing medicine is not a difficult task, but boiling it is hard work.

Acupuncture and moxibustion are even more difficult to learn. He learned scraping therapy relatively quickly, but until now he still doesn't understand what taking a pulse is.

Well, it’s just a lecture, not a course, so it should be fine.

Some time ago, our seniors also answered a lot of questions for everyone, and it seems that our relationship has become closer, so the situation will not be too awkward when the time comes.

The seniors were able to "repel" those reporters that they could not deal with one by one.

Such a talented person probably wouldn't care at all about a small lecture.

In fact, Ye Xuan was particularly nervous.

Although he received a major award some time ago and gave a public acceptance speech, that was at least in his own field.

He himself really doesn't understand Chinese medicine.

He can only use his knowledge and skills of traditional Chinese medicine when he encounters problems. At other times, he is still the same.

To give a lecture completely is not as easy as being a guest speaker. He is the "protagonist" on the stage and the focus of everyone's attention.

Nervous, still nervous.

However, this cannot delay Xiao Qin's work. After the first plant was used up, there was still no effect and no clue. The child has a lot of things to do now, and he cannot cause trouble for him at this time.

"It's okay, Xiao Qin, just focus on researching the drugs. I can handle it." He looked at the speech manuscript that was almost finished and suppressed the nervousness in his heart.

This is not just a lecture for scientific researchers, but also a lecture for people who want to seriously develop their medical careers.

You have to speak well. You won't even have a chance if you're stage fright or something.

There are people here who are waiting to see Chinese medicine make a fool of itself. How can I make them get what they want?

Next, it will be his performance time.

He wanted to show his talent in traditional Chinese medicine to those who looked down on him, and also let those who were willing to acquire new knowledge from him understand that this was the right choice.

Fifteen minutes before the lecture started, Xiao Qin recorded the first value that showed an obvious change and breathed a sigh of relief.

This plant is indeed effective.

As long as it works, he knows that the clues given by his predecessors will not be wrong.

But whether they can use it correctly is their problem. Fortunately, they finally figured out the appropriate usage.

It is not enough to use the leaves alone. The stems and leaves must be dried and ground into powder together to exert their medicinal effects.

This is not in the information. They also tried it after referring to some other processing methods of Chinese medicinal materials, and finally used it in this way.

Today's work is basically completed here. If we rush it, it will not be good for the quality.

The time before getting off work is just right for me to attend lectures given by my seniors.

Although his predecessors would give him special lessons, it was still a different experience to listen to the lectures.

Senior, you will definitely shine on the stage.

The lecture on traditional Chinese medicine went smoothly indeed. Even though a few people asked deliberately difficult questions during the question-and-answer session, they were all resolved one by one.

After the lecture, everyone in the top medical institutions knew that this person did not simply come in through the back door, but was a genuine invited guest.

The project that the genius Qin Zheng is researching only has hope because of this person.

At the end of the lecture, the audience burst into thunderous applause, and Xiao Qin also clapped with all his might, which was rare.

In his opinion, the predecessors should have received the applause long ago.

"Xiao Qin?" Ye Xuan thought that the other party was still immersed in the laboratory and would not come to the lecture. "Are you done with your work?"

Based on his understanding of the kid, he would only put aside his scientific research and come here if there was a major breakthrough.

"Well," Xiao Qin nodded, "The lecture given by the senior is very impressive and worth learning from."

If someone comes to him again in the future, it is not impossible for him to give it a try.

"Thank you, Xiao Qin." Ye Xing could see that the other party was not being polite but really had the intention to learn.

If this child can learn it, he won't be troubled by reporters.

It is impossible for him to always stand in front of the other person to block reporters. Some things he has to face alone slowly.

Thinking of this, I actually feel a little sad.

It is obviously a good thing. It is a good thing that children are growing up, and it is worth celebrating.

It just so happened that he had successfully completed the lecture task assigned to him by the top scientific research institution, so he might as well have a good meal to celebrate.

Therefore, the Chinese medicine doctor prepared a table of medicinal food himself.

Xiao Qin looked at the steaming soup, in which were floating medicinal herbs that he was becoming more and more familiar with.

Isn’t this kind of soup really a kind of “medicine”?

"How can you take medicine carelessly? Medicine is poisonous!" Ye Xuan stirred it with a large spoon. "But these are my own secret recipes. They are definitely beneficial and harmless. Want to try it?"

He used a serving chopstick to pick up a piece of stir-fried dish for Xiao Qin, which was also stir-fried with medicinal herbs as the auxiliary ingredients.

"It smells good, right?" He snorted complacently after seeing the other person nodding while eating. "It smells good! Sometimes, treatment alone is not enough, and dietary supplements must also be taken. Some patients are actually just physically deficient, and they don't really have any serious illnesses that need to be treated. However, if they are weak, they cannot be supplemented, and they cannot be fed with tonics too much. They cannot eat too much tonic food. Just eat a moderate amount that is beneficial to your health."

Xiao Qin was actually a little dizzy after hearing this. He felt that he didn't have much to replenish, but the dishes were indeed delicious and the soup was indeed tasty.

In fact, many ingredients used in dishes other than medicinal foods can also be used as medicine, as long as you don’t think about it specifically.

A few days later, several medicinal dishes were added to the menu of the cafeteria of the top scientific research institution.

Of course, the recipe comes from traditional Chinese medicine.

"When was this added?" Someone was afraid to try it. "Why do I seem to have seen this in the lab?"

"Who cares? It smells delicious anyway!" Another group of people never care about the origins of dishes, they only care about where they go.

What is edible goes into the stomach, and what is inedible goes into the bucket. It’s that simple.

"We haven't had a suitable new menu for a long time. Thank you. You must accept this money!" A thick red envelope was stuffed over.

Seeing that medicinal food was quite popular in the cafeteria, Ye Xing reluctantly accepted the red envelope from the cafeteria manager.

It seemed that some medicinal materials were purchased in excess and were no longer fresh after being stored for a long time. In order to avoid waste, he came up with this idea.

And there was actually extra money to be earned, which was a pleasant surprise.