On Monday morning, Su Xingran rode her bicycle to the hospital. Yesterday, with the help of Teacher Gu Zhang, Su Xingran walked the route from her home to the hospital to familiarize herself with the area. The Huang family and the hospital are located in the same district and are not far apart, which is one of the reasons why Huang Zhenhua and his colleagues chose this hospital for Su Xingran's internship.
Shen Qiu is a surgeon, and Su Xingran only learned yesterday that she was the head of surgery. Su Xingran was somewhat surprised to learn that Shen Qiu was a surgeon. She remembered that most surgeons in the new century were male, although female surgeons were a minority. Surgeons need to perform operations, so they need to have sufficient physical strength and endurance.
Huang Zhenhua explained to Su Xingran why she was assigned to work with a surgeon rather than a traditional Chinese medicine doctor. The situation regarding the suppression of traditional Chinese medicine was unclear, and the teachers in the Western medicine department of the university also suggested that they arrange Su Xingran's internship based on her specific circumstances.
As long as it's suitable for treating and saving lives, either traditional Chinese medicine or Western medicine can be used. The ultimate goal is the same: to cure and save lives. Su Xingran didn't care; didn't her master's wife also use both traditional Chinese and Western medicine to treat and save lives? That didn't prevent her from becoming an excellent female military doctor.
Su Xingran found Shen Qiu's office and said, "Director Shen, I'm here to report for duty. Please tell me what procedures and documents I need to complete."
Shen Qiu looked at the serious-looking Su Xingran, a slight smile playing on her lips. She took a document from the drawer and handed it to Su Xingran, saying, "You need to fill out these things. After you finish, take them to the hospital's administration department to register them. It has the director's and my seals on it."
Su Xingran filled out the forms and took them to the hospital's management department for registration. After registration, the staff gave Su Xingran a doctor's white coat and a mask. They also gave her a piece of paper proving she was an intern at the hospital, with her ID photo attached.
After receiving the white coat and mask, Su Xingran carried them back to Shen Qiu's office. Back in the office, Su Xingran said to Shen Qiu, "Director Shen, I've completed the registration. The lady who did the registration gave me a white coat and a mask."
Shen Qiu reached out and took the white coat from Su Xingran's hand, opened it and shook it. "Open your arms, I'll help you put on the coat."
Su Xingran was about to say that she didn't need it and could put it on herself, but seeing Shen Qiu's serious look, she gave in. She opened her arms and let Shen Qiu put the white coat on her.
Shen Qiu helped Su Xingran put on the white coat, buttoning it up and straightening the collar. Shen Qiu recalled the scene of Gu Qingxiao dressing her in a white coat years ago. It was still so vivid in her mind after all these years. Now, as she dressed Su Xingran in this white coat, it was just as Gu Qingxiao had done for her back then.
Seeing the longing in Shen Qiu's eyes, Su Xingran stood motionless, not wanting to interrupt Shen Qiu's thoughts. Shen Qiu looked at Su Xingran, who stood like a soldier at attention, and a smile appeared on her face.
Shen Qiu added a small table and chair next to her own office desk for Su Xingran. Su Xingran sat beside her, observing and taking notes, and offered help whenever needed.
The first day of her internship ended quickly, and Su Xingran helped tidy up the clinic before leaving work. After saying goodbye to Shen Qiu, Su Xingran rode her bicycle home.
Su Guomin and Zeng Huilan, who were thousands of miles away, received a telegram from Su Xingran in the morning. At first, the couple thought something had happened that required such an urgent telegram.
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