Lu Zhengting took a flashlight and walked over. He checked the entrance first, then went into the cave. After confirming that it was safe inside, he returned to Lin Qingyan, picked her up, and carried her into the cave.
The cave floor was flat, so Lu Zhengting put his wife down.
Lin Qingyan also had a flashlight, and she couldn't wait to find out what secrets the cave held. However, the cave, which was about two or three hundred square meters in size, was completely empty and contained nothing.
"Why are you making such a fuss? Why is there nothing there?"
Just as she was wondering, Lu Zhengting called out to her, "Wife, look what that is?"
She then looked in the direction of Lu Zhengting's flashlight and saw that the light from his flashlight was shining directly on a stone wall. The surface of that stone wall was smooth and flat, but it was carved with rows of neat and orderly characters.
She quickly walked forward a short distance and stood only one meter away from the stone wall before she could see clearly what was written on it.
It turned out to be a prescription she had never seen before, with the symptoms it targeted listed below, belonging to a category of difficult and complicated diseases.
Next to this prescription were other prescriptions. Lin Qingyan quickly looked them over and found that most of them were prescriptions for treating difficult and complicated diseases, as well as prescriptions for treating common diseases, but the treatment methods were much simpler than the methods she was currently using.
Besides prescriptions, there are many other methods for treating difficult and complex diseases.
Lin Qingyan seemed to have discovered a miracle.
When she learned that Granny Lin's family had practiced martial arts for generations, she thought that the cave might contain some martial arts manuals or weapons such as knives, spears, swords, and staffs. However, she did not expect that they were all related to medicine.
These prescriptions and methods of treating diseases are extremely valuable, unlike anything she has ever seen before. However, she immediately recognized their extraordinary uses. If these prescriptions were to be published, they would undoubtedly make a significant contribution to the development of medicine in China. She would copy them down whenever she had the time.
After viewing the entire cave, they found that almost all the stone walls were engraved with treatment methods for various intractable diseases.
They walked another ten meters or so and found a light. Upon closer inspection, they discovered that the light was another exit from the cave.
When they reached the exit, they witnessed something that shocked them once again.
Outside the cave is a basin of about three to four thousand square meters, surrounded by high mountains. At the bottom of the basin and on the mountainside, several very precious Chinese medicinal herbs such as ginseng, lingzhi, he shou wu, and dendrobium officinale are planted.
It turns out that our ancestors not only left behind valuable medical records here, but also such a large medicinal herb field.
Lin Qingyan casually walked up to a ginseng plant and, by simply observing its leaves and stems, was able to determine that it had been growing for at least a thousand years.
Other medicinal herbs typically take thousands of years to grow, some take hundreds, and others only a few decades. Even ginseng that has been grown for hundreds or decades is rare on the market, let alone ginseng that has been grown for hundreds or thousands of years. They are practically gold growing in the earth.
Not only ginseng, but other medicinal herbs are also very valuable.
In the future, it will not only come here to copy prescriptions, but also to dig up medicinal herbs and transfer all these rare medicinal materials to her space.
Although this place is located in a rugged area and has remained undiscovered for thousands of years, with the advancement of technology, if helicopters were to come and explore, they could easily discover this basin and the medicinal herbs here. Therefore, the relocation must be carried out as soon as possible.
Lu Zhengting said, "Wife, since Grandma's family has practiced martial arts for generations, why are all the things here related to medicine?"
"I'm not quite sure either. Maybe these ancestors were doctors before they practiced martial arts, and then switched to martial arts for some reason."
"That's very possible."
"Zhengting, in order to prevent anyone from discovering this medicinal field and the things in the cave in the future, and digging up the medicinal herbs or damaging the things in the cave, I need to copy down what is on the stone wall as soon as possible, and also dig out all these medicinal herbs and transfer them to my space."
At the same time, the disposal of the prescriptions on the stone wall must also be considered.
After she copied the prescriptions, in order to prevent malicious people from entering the area and copying the prescriptions as well, she had no choice but to destroy them all. If they fell into the hands of foreigners, and some of the prescriptions were patented by them, even if we developed our own prescriptions, we would have to buy the medicine from them. This would not only be a huge loss for us, but would also become a bargaining chip for them to coerce us.
"Wife, I'll copy it with you."
"Okay, I'm tired today, let's go back and rest first, and come back when we have time."
They returned to the military compound, where the house was quiet, so they stayed there, preparing to wash up and go to bed.
Of course, warming up before bed is essential.
The next day, Xu Xinning desperately needed psychological comfort and also wanted to further strengthen her relationship with Wu Zhigang so that he could take her abroad. After breakfast, she went to the hospital and immediately planned to find Wu Zhigang's office to see him.
However, there was one thing she needed to confirm first: whether Wu Zhigang was an enemy agent and whether he had the ability to take her abroad.
When she first started working, she couldn't move around freely. Around midday, she had some free time, so she went to find Wu Zhigang.
Wu Zhigang was treating a two- or three-year-old child. When he saw Wu Zhigang come over, Wu Zhigang just glanced at him and continued treating the child.
After the child's mother left with the child, he forced a smile and asked Xu Xinning, "Xinning, did you need something from me?"
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