Liu Yuhan had a good sleep in the space and was full of energy.

The air in the space is just like the climate in the mountains. The air is extremely clear, and every breath carries the natural fragrance, which makes people feel relaxed and comfortable.

Liu Yuhan was already preparing breakfast before dawn. He was actually steaming the large, mixed-wheat buns from Northeast China that were in his space. He'd steamed a few extra, some for their lunch on the mountain. He'd also stir-fried the last bit of watercress.

I cooked a big pot of porridge with all the millet borrowed from my mother, and boiled an egg for each of us.

I can't care less about that. The people at home are busy and in urgent need of nutrition. If anyone asks, I'll just say I picked it up in the mountains.

The big steamed buns from Northeast China were soft and fragrant, and everyone was very full after eating them with porridge and vegetables. The adults were reluctant to eat the eggs and left them for the children.

Just like yesterday, the villagers gathered at Liu Daling's house, ready to set off together.

There are more people today than yesterday, with some strong women and Liu Daling's family, so there are nearly ninety people. There are only two hundred people in the village, and nearly half of them are here. After all, it is very important to stock up on food!

Most people had yam porridge last night. The soft, glutinous and fragrant taste made even the usually unpalatable brown rice taste more fragrant, which strengthened their determination to find food.

Today, Grandpa Liu Daling, Grandma Jiang, and their eldest granddaughter Liu Yuhan and eldest grandson Liu Yang set off for the town.

Although Liu Yang was only 15, he worked hard all year round, often following his father and uncle into the mountains to hunt. Therefore, he was as tall and strong as an adult man. He was asked to follow specifically to carry things.

The four of them arrived at the village entrance and caught the first oxcart. They paid eight coins, as one liang of silver in those days equaled one diao of silver, which equaled 1,000 coins. They were joined by several people from Xiaoshi Village, and the cart, filled with people, swayed slowly as it headed towards town.

This was the first time Liu Yuhan truly experienced the bumpy ride on an ancient bus. Besides the shaking, it also hurt his butt.

The reason why Stone Town is called Stone Town is because there are so many stones. Although the road was made as smooth as possible, it was still bumpy and uneven, so I stumbled all the way to the town.

Liu Yuhan was numb.

It was still early when they arrived in town, so they split up. Liu Daling was going to buy some supplies for the temple, and then the two elders went to their daughter's noodle shop to bring her some yams.

Before Liu Yuhan left for town, she had already spoken to her grandparents, asking them to speak to her two aunts, telling them to stock up on rice and flour if they had any money, as prices might rise even more rapidly soon. They believed it was a divine instruction, and the two elders followed through completely.

Liu Yang took Liu Yuhan to Doctor Liu's pharmacy at Baicaotang. All the Bupleurum chinense that Liu Yang had picked before was sold to Baicaotang.

Liu Yun's prescriptions were all taken at Baicaotang. Baicaotang didn't cheat new customers, and the prices were fair. Ordinary people came here for consultations and medication. They wouldn't charge the poor, and if they had help at home, they'd ask them to help cover the cost. It was all about doing what you wanted.

Liu Yuhan and the other person followed the waiter of the pharmacy to the back hall to look for Doctor Liu. The waiter knew Liu Yang.

I met Doctor Liu and showed him all the herbs in the mountains. Doctor Liu said to collect them all and dry them well. It would be best if they could be processed, sliced ​​and classified.

I gave them some samples, some precautions, and quoted them a price. Liu Yuhan nodded and said he had taken note of it, and agreed that a batch would be delivered in about ten days.

Liu Yuhan scanned the named medicine boxes in the pharmacy several times and roughly remembered what herbs were there.

When they were about to leave with Liu Yang, they heard shouting and screaming coming towards them quickly.

"Oh my God, my son, please don't scare me, Doctor Liu, Doctor Liu, where are you, please save my son, wuwuwu..."

A strong and well-dressed woman ran in, holding a chubby-faced child of four or five years old in her arms, shouting.

When Liu Yuhan saw that the child's face was purple and red, and he was touching his neck unconsciously with his hand, he knew that he must have choked on something he ate.

Looking at children who are the same age as my own children, Xiaosi and Xiaowu, I can't wait any longer.

"I'll try. Give me the baby."

Liu Yuhan snatched the child from the slightly trembling woman's arms and used the Heimlich maneuver, one of the abdominal thrusts.

Liu Yuhan stood behind the child, holding his abdomen with both hands. One hand was a hollow fist, with the thumb facing down, placed between the belly and the sternum. The other hand needed to clench the fist tightly, and then punch upwards to the abdomen, once, twice, three times...

Seeing Liu Yuhan's strange method, the surroundings suddenly fell silent. Everyone looked at the child and shook their heads. This kind of situation had happened before. The child's face had turned blue and there was no way to save him.

"Ugh... wow wow wow..."

After the child finished vomiting, he paused for a few seconds and then burst into tears. He thought his life was in danger just for eating a candied haws. Woo woo woo... Fortunately, this fairy sister saved him.

"Mom, oh mom, if the fairy sister hadn't saved me, you would have almost lost your son!" The child threw himself into his mother's arms and howled.

Liu Yuhan...

The woman looked at her rescued son, and felt a wave of fear in her heart. She slapped the child's butt hard and said, "See if you dare to eat carelessly again."

The woman straightened her clothes and knelt down to Liu Yuhan with her child. "Thank you for saving my life."

Liu Yuhan was startled and quickly moved aside to help the woman up. "You're welcome, Madam."

The woman thanked him again and again, and carefully asked Liu Yuhan's name and where he lived. After introducing herself, the woman thanked him profusely and left with her child.

After much discussion, the crowd dispersed.

Liu Yuhan patted Liu Yang, who was obviously frightened and out of his mind, and said, "Brother, let's go."

"Miss, please stay." Doctor Liu shouted.

When he hurried out from the inner room just now, he happened to see Liu Yuhan rescuing someone. The method he used was so strange that he had never heard of or seen before.

"I've noticed your method of saving people is unique. Could you explain a few things to me?"

"Of course you can." Doctor Liu saves lives and heals the wounded. It would be great if he could promote these first aid methods.

Liu Yuhan followed Doctor Liu to the back hall, where he meticulously explained the Heimlich maneuver, different treatment methods for different age groups. He explained the coordination of technique and force, back thrusts, chest thrusts, and abdominal thrusts. He was told to practice it when he had time. Doctor Liu listened, took notes, and nodded repeatedly.

Before leaving, Doctor Liu was going to give her some precious medicinal herbs, but Liu Yuhan refused.

This girl is very righteous. Doctor Liu thought about it, asked her to wait for a moment, and took out a collection of medicinal names from the bookshelf in the inner room and gave it to her.

"Young lady, this book may help you in collecting herbs. Please accept it."

Liu Yuhan was very happy to receive this collection of medicines. He sincerely thanked Doctor Liu and said goodbye.