The three of them cooperated well. Peanut and Winter Melon helped stop the others, while Watermelon beat people and ran away after beating them.

He didn't run towards home, but in the opposite direction, taking a detour to leave the person behind before returning home.

Those young men ran around but couldn't find anyone, so they were waiting for their junior high school classmates who were in the same school as Donggua and the others.

Watermelon and Winter Melon are just ordinary students in school. They are not top students in their studies. They are not classmates and I don’t even know them.

After they had the fight, they forgot about the matter and didn't take it seriously.

This group of people came to the school gate and watched people in this alley, wanting to find them and take revenge.

This road is a shortcut they take when they are lazy. They don't usually take this road. Hua Yuanyuan asks them to take the main road. She asks them to walk more because she dislikes them for always sitting in school.

At the school gate, it's easy to miss them as soon as school is over, just like herding sheep.

There was no follow-up to the fight, and the adults were not told.

It was not until a long time later that Xigua let the secret slip and the adults knew about it.

Hua Yuanyuan didn’t say much. She had emphasized safety education countless times: if you can’t beat them, just run away.

As for the emergency phone number, we both have cell phones, which we don’t usually use, but we can always get in touch if anything happens.

One time when I was packing my schoolbag, a classmate saw me and borrowed my phone to call home.

If students who live in the school need to contact their families, they can go to the store at the school gate to call a public phone, or use a phone card to call at a public telephone booth.

Not many students have mobile phones.

Donggua didn't take the idea of ​​lending his cell phone to call his classmates seriously until something happened.

One time his phone ran out of battery. He checked it the night before and thought it could last a day, so he didn't charge it.

I don’t know who called Hua Yuanyuan’s emergency number, but he hung up without saying anything after realizing he had dialed the wrong number.

When Hua Yuanyuan called again, the line was hung up or busy, and then it ran out of battery.

She was so scared that she broke out in a cold sweat.

On the way to the city, I contacted the store owner Ma Shu and asked him to go to school first. No one answered the call on Xigua's phone, maybe it was on muted mode and no one heard it.

No one answered the phone call to the head teacher's office.

It was not until they received a call from Ma Shu and talked to her that Donggua and Xigua felt relieved.

In the evening, Hua Yuanyuan gave the two kids a good lesson.

What did she do because of a phone call?

She was a person who thought too much to begin with. She had read too much modern social news, and with Hao Li fanning the flames, she was afraid that something unexpected would happen to her own child.

After this incident, Winter Melon and Watermelon learned their lesson and never lent their phones to others. Students would consult the teacher if they had any problems.

Children are really not good at saying no to others, especially among classmates. They can't even say no to small things like borrowing a pen.

Hua Yuanyuan taught them that among classmates and friends, you cannot go to a strange place without telling your family.

Children of this age are young and dreaming, so Hua Yuanyuan cannot directly ask them to be on guard against their classmates and friends.

She wants to wait until she goes to college.

The children's personalities were somewhat inherited from her, and coupled with some of the things Hao Li taught them, she was afraid of raising the children to another extreme.

When it comes to educating their children, she and Hao Li also have to grope their way through it, and if they fail they can only blame themselves.

No matter what our children look like, as parents we cannot shirk our responsibilities and must be willing to bear the consequences together with our children.

She is a selfish mother who does not look at her children from the perspective of the world. In her world, all children are good, and she will love them unconditionally.

If the child brings her pain, it is not the child's fault. It is she who should make changes. The pain is the framework she gives herself.

She would comfort herself, thinking that she must have owed a child in a previous life and was here to repay the favor in this life.

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Hua Yuanyuan thought about the hospital charging issue for a long time but could not come to a conclusion. It seemed like there were loopholes no matter how she thought about it.

Like all normal hospitals, they charge first and then provide treatment.

But you cannot not seek treatment just because you don’t have the money to pay. In an emergency, the most important thing is to save the life first, and then worry about the subsequent costs.

The hospital has special reserve funds to pay for this expense.

There is also dedicated medical malpractice funding.

Doctors are human beings, not gods. They make mistakes. The hospital will not shirk its responsibilities but will share the responsibility with the doctors and actively solve the problems.

The conditions offered by Hua Yuanyuan are an irresistible temptation.

Not to mention monetary compensation, the hospital will cover the medical treatment of all immediate family members, no matter what illness they have, major or minor.

If they don't trust you anymore, who would dare to come to your hospital? If they want to go to another hospital, no problem, go to another hospital and come with the receipts for full reimbursement.

You said your family doesn't have that much money. No problem. The hospital will have someone to accompany you to pay the bill, so you don't have to pay.

Hua Yuanyuan competes with public hospitals for top students in the medical school, and sends them abroad at public expense for further studies and short-term training.

The Hua family’s private hospital soon became strong, and villagers from surrounding towns became the first batch of patients, and they could see the doctor for free.

The most advanced instruments and equipment, coupled with experienced senior doctors and top students from medical schools, this configuration is no worse than that of a public hospital.

Hua Yuanyuan is not in a hurry to promote herself. She is very Buddhist. If there are patients, she will see them. If not, you will focus on improving your own professional abilities and take turns to go out and study.

Doctors are encouraged to do research, and cash rewards correspond to their research results.

Free medical care for military dependents and subsidies for families in financial difficulty were first spread among medical colleagues.

People who come to the big hospitals in Beijing for treatment come from all over the country.

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