Chapter 317 Writing a Traditional Chinese Medicine Book
Arrived at Shen's house.
Shen Ziming escorted Xu Jin to their bridal chamber.
Outside, the guests took their seats, and the banquet began after the host finished speaking.
Jiang Ning and Shen Mo sat at the main table. Not long after the banquet started, Shen Ziming returned to the bridal chamber and brought his wife, who had changed into a toasting dress, out to offer toasts.
On such a joyous occasion, no one would want to invite bad luck, and for a time, the atmosphere at the Shen family home was exceptionally lively.
The people around him smiled kindly.
Jiang Ning watched with a smile on her face.
Having come into this world and into this era, she has truly witnessed something completely different from the fast-paced era.
While modern weddings may not be as elaborate and glamorous as those in her world, such simplicity is truly rare.
Over there, Xu Jin, this big E person, said something that made everyone in the courtyard burst into laughter and applause.
Jiang Ning smiled and clapped along.
Suddenly, Shen Mo grabbed her hand and placed it in his palm.
Jiang Ning turned her head and asked with her eyes what was wrong.
Shen Mo asked, "Wife, are you looking forward to the wedding?"
"Wedding?" Jiang Ning was puzzled for a moment, but instantly understood Shen Mo's implication. She had already married Shen Mo when she transmigrated, while the original owner of this body had never even met Shen Mo.
Later, when they arrived at the family compound, they realized they had never had a wedding ceremony.
Shen Mo's question clearly indicated that he wanted to know her opinion.
Jiang Ning's eyes flickered, and she smiled. "Shen Mo, let's find some time to have a wedding too."
Shen Mo's eyes lit up. "When?"
Seeing his expression, Jiang Ning suddenly felt that their roles seemed to be reversed; it was clearly the girl who was looking forward to the wedding more.
How did it come to the point where he's looking forward to the wedding?
Jiang Ning thought for a moment and smiled, "When the children are a little older."
Shen Mo nodded, "Okay, then we'll have the wedding when the children are a little older."
After the Shen family's wedding ended, the lively atmosphere in the retirement compound gradually returned to calm.
In the evening, only Grandpa He was left in the courtyard to keep Grandpa Shen company while they enjoyed the cool air and chatted.
Grandpa Shen lay on the bamboo chair made by his father, and Grandpa He reached out and pulled up his military overcoat, which was slipping off his body.
"Grandpa He, it's so late, why aren't you back in your room to sleep?"
Old Master Shen: "......."
Who on earth is keeping him from sleeping?
Grandpa He just said it casually, then lay down next to him, and the two chatted about interesting things that happened when they were in the army.
Now, Grandpa He no longer bickers with Grandpa Shen. The two often chat together, and there's a strange sense of harmony between them.
The Shen family is now even more lively with the addition of a new member.
After the wedding, Jiang Ning resumed her work at the hospital.
A month later, Dean Kong suddenly summoned Jiang Ning to his office.
When she arrived at the dean's office, she found Principal Lin there as well.
Principal Lin was chatting with Dean Kong when he saw Jiang Ning and greeted her with a smile as she entered.
Then Principal Lin explained his purpose for coming.
Upon hearing Principal Lin's purpose, Jiang Ning asked in surprise, "To compile teaching materials and medical books for traditional Chinese medicine?"
"Yes." Principal Lin nodded with a smile. He said, "I plan to gradually formally incorporate traditional Chinese medicine courses into the medical department. For the past two years, you have been teaching at the school, but only as an elective for graduating seniors. The freshmen, sophomores, and juniors have been counting down the days to take your classes."
Jiang Ning was also quite helpless about the class schedule.
At the time, she simply wanted to use this course to help students gradually understand the profoundness of traditional Chinese medicine, and she didn't want people to think of traditional Chinese medicine as feudal superstition.
After two or three years of hard work, her efforts have yielded some results.
But she's just one person, with two arms and two legs; she doesn't have three heads and six arms to take care of everything.
Upon closer examination, Principal Lin's suggestion is actually quite good.
The students now being taught by Dr. Liu and Dr. Lü will soon be able to work independently.
Now, Jiang Ning's stress at the hospital has been greatly reduced.
Unlike before, when the publicity from newspapers and the evening news made traditional Chinese medicine gain some recognition in China, she was no longer exhausted and spinning around like a top.
"Later, I also plan to formally hire Dr. Liu and Dr. Lü as teachers at the school. However, we really have no clue about the teaching materials. I have asked many principals of medical colleges in the city, but none of them have incorporated traditional Chinese medicine into their curriculum." Principal Lin sighed. "I have received treatment from traditional Chinese medicine and have personally witnessed Dr. Jiang's ability in traditional Chinese medicine. Therefore, our college is willing to be the first college to create a course in traditional Chinese medicine."
After listening to Principal Lin's words, Jiang Ning was so excited that she didn't know what to say for a moment.
Dean Kong and Principal Lin are both people who are wholeheartedly devoted to the people and the future of the country.
They are all willing to put in a lot of effort to accomplish something that is not easy to do.
Fortunately, they were all lucky.
Traditional Chinese medicine is gradually gaining popularity, and some people are no longer averse to it.
This is the result of their efforts.
In the real world, Jiang Ning knows her own limitations, and countless people come to her seeking favors, so she takes a very indifferent view of fame and fortune.
But after coming into this world and into this era, she realized the importance of fame and fortune. Now her reputation has spread, and her traditional Chinese medicine skills are gradually becoming known to people as well.
It is the allure of fame and fortune that motivates many to learn traditional Chinese medicine.
Jiang Ning agreed without hesitation to help Principal Lin compile teaching materials.
Immediately afterwards, Dean Kong added, "You promised to compile textbooks for him, so you can't go back on your promise to compile books on traditional Chinese medicine."
Dean Kong's tone carried a hint of mockery, as if he were taking advantage of someone's past favors.
Jiang Ning looked puzzled.
Is this textbook the same thing as a book on traditional Chinese medicine?
Seeing her puzzled expression, Dean Kong smiled and said, "I've read quite a few of your medical notes written by Dr. Liu and Dr. Lü. Apart from acupuncture and some more complicated techniques, I think many of them contain simple prescriptions for treating common ailments that are very suitable for widespread dissemination."
“Some minor ailments can become serious if left untreated. If people know simple ways to deal with them, they can prevent their illnesses from getting worse.”
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