"Books like 'Golden Chamber Essentials' and 'Treatise on Febrile Diseases' contain profound information, and you gain new insights every time you read them."
"Grandpa, I know. I like reading too."
Jin Shijie said with a smile.
"I went to Shuguang a few days ago and met the Yun Heng you mentioned."
Jin Anping smiled and said, "He is indeed an outstanding young man. I chatted with him for a while, and Yun Heng told me that when he was in school, he read almost all the books related to Traditional Chinese Medicine in the library, and read many of them more than once."
"Have you met Yun Heng?"
Jin Shijie was a little surprised.
"Um."
Jin Anping smiled and asked Jin Shijie, "Do you know what the biggest difference between you and Yun Heng is?"
"have no idea."
Jin Shijie shook his head. He and Yun Heng were not actually familiar with each other and had only met once. He admired Yun Heng's ability very much, but he was not very clear about Yun Heng's character. He was quite narrow-minded. Since that time, Zheng Feiping was called "the bad doctor" in the department.
Zheng Feiping was almost going crazy.
Yun Heng is really cruel when it comes to criticizing others. He will criticize Zheng Feiping as much as he can when he catches him, and he will treat Zheng Feiping the way he wants.
Jin Anping naturally didn't know what his grandson was thinking. He smiled and said, "The biggest difference between you and Yun Heng is that you're not as pure as Yun Heng."
"purely?"
Jin Shijie was stunned for a moment.
"Yes, pure."
Jin Anping said: "Although Yun Heng and I didn't chat for a long time, I can see that Yun Heng really likes medicine and Chinese medicine, and he enjoys it."
People say that old ginger is still wise. Old people like Jin Anping and Ji Fengwen sometimes have very accurate judgments on people. Jin Anping's evaluation of Yun Heng is also very pertinent.
Everyone has his or her own hobbies. Some people like to play, and some people like to study. For most people, studying is boring, but for some people, studying is quite interesting. You think that he spends all his time playing on studying, but you don’t know that he is playing when he studies.
Some people find playing games interesting, some find playing ball interesting, but some find reading interesting. Some people like to read novels, some like to read poetry, and some like to read classics.
Everyone has different hobbies. From an outsider's perspective, what's the point? Life is so boring. But for the person involved, they feel that living this way is meaningful.
If you are not a fish, how can you know the joy of a fish?
Yun Heng is the kind of person who likes to study. When he was in school, he went to the library to read books not because anyone forced him to do so, but because he went there voluntarily. Yun Heng himself thought that he wanted to learn more because of his poor family background, but in fact, liking it is the most important thing.
Only if you like it will you persist in it. Only if you like it will you enjoy it, day after day, year after year.
It is terrible for such pure people to learn things.
If the same simulation space is given to Xu Bo, Xu Bo will definitely not progress as fast as Yun Heng. This is inevitable. If it is given to Tian Zengming, Tian Zengming will definitely not progress as fast as Yun Heng. Even if it is given to Ren Xuedong, Ren Xuedong may not progress as fast as Yun Heng.
Ren Xuedong works hard, but he is not as pure as Yun Heng. This can be seen from the fact that after Liang Wanming mentioned Yun Heng, Ren Xuedong was dissatisfied and went to the community hospital to find Yun Heng.
If it were Yun Heng, he wouldn't care who is better than him. People like Yun Heng never compare themselves with others, they only compare themselves with themselves.
The same opportunity, the same starting line, some people are in front, some are behind, it is impossible for everyone to be the same.
"purely!"
Jin Shijie said: "Grandpa, I want to study medicine because I like it."
"Ask yourself!"
Jin Anping smiled and said, "When you were little, you studied medicine because you missed my delicious food. Later, you studied medicine to prove yourself. You also like medicine, but not as purely as Yun Heng."
"Well, if you say so, it is."
Jin Shijie did not argue with Jin Anping, and said with a smile: "But Yun Heng is indeed very powerful. I don't easily submit to others, and Yun Heng is one of them."
"By the way, Yun Heng also told me something."
Jin Anping told Jin Shijie what Yun Heng had said and asked with a smile, "Do you have any ideas?"
"Grandpa, do you want me to go to Xihua?"
Jin Shijie asked in confusion, "I'm already an attending physician and can see patients in the outpatient clinic. There's no need for me to gain experience at a community hospital, right?"
"I hope you will study with Qu Tongwen and Ji Fengwen."
Jin Anping said, "Many of the famous masters of the past had many teachers. You've been studying with me since you were young, so it's necessary for you to broaden your horizons. Although Qu Tongwen and Ji Fengwen are a few years younger than me, their level is still very high. Everyone has their own style. It's good to learn more while you're young. Once you're set in your ways, it'll be difficult to improve."
Seeing Jin Shijie silent, Jin Anping continued, "Learning Chinese medicine requires both understanding and experience. Elder Wang Mianzhi once said that if a person doesn't learn to take a pulse within three months, they will never learn it in their lifetime."
"In addition to savvy, a person's style and thinking are also very important."
Jin Anping said slowly, "Many people think that Chinese medicine becomes more effective as people age, but this is actually a fallacy."
Jin Shijie was a little puzzled: "How could that be? Shouldn't the more clinical experience the better?"
Jin Anping shook his head and asked with a smile: "I am ten years older than Qu Tongwen. Why is Qu Tongwen a master of traditional Chinese medicine, but I am not?"
“That’s because…”
Jin Shijie intended to explain that he did not think his grandfather was inferior to Qu Tongwen. The title of National Master of Medical Sciences was just a national honor. The selected National Masters of Medical Sciences must have superb medical skills and high moral character. However, there were quotas after all, so there would definitely be omissions. This title could not be used to fully measure a person's level.
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