Xing Baohua's troubles were beyond Wei Laisong's comprehension.
Having a lot of money can also be a problem, because it's difficult to liquidate it?
They also need to do everything they can to clean up the mess. It's a good thing that electronic technology isn't very advanced in this era, otherwise they could find all the evidence of their crimes by checking the accounts in the background.
The Japanese can only investigate up to offshore banks at most. Even if they have great abilities, it will be difficult for them to investigate beyond that.
In the following years, Xing Baohua not only had to support research and development, but also had to think about how to spend money. The speed at which he made money was even faster than the speed at which he spent it, which made him quite excited.
Xing Baohua finally finished drinking the Chinese medicine and still needed to go to Grandpa Gong for a follow-up examination.
I went directly there without an appointment.
Su Ya was still with him. This time, the old man's diagnosis was very short, only taking about five minutes to feel the pulse. He then said, "I'll adjust your prescription again. Drink it for another five days, and then come back to check on you."
Xing Baohua said, "Grandpa, I'm usually quite busy. Could you please finish it all for me at once?"
Grandpa Gong shook his head slightly and said, "You don't have an acute illness, so you don't need medicine to cure it instantly. Does an illness vary from person to person or from illness to illness? To cure an illness, you need to adjust the prescription according to the illness. If an illness could be cured by a single prescription, then what would be the point of traditional Chinese medicine? You could just buy a prescription book and make the medicine at home."
These words were spoken directly to Xing Baohua, making him somewhat embarrassed.
Everyone knows they have a cold, so why go to a clinic or hospital to take cold medicine? Just to get better faster?
For example, with a cold, whether you take medicine or get an IV drip, it usually takes five to seven days to recover. If you consider the pathological factors, even without medicine or an IV drip, it will still take five to seven days to get better.
Then why do some people still need to take medicine and get IV drips? Why not just tough it out and spend money?
Actually, taking medicine and getting an IV drip are just ways to make people feel more comfortable and relieve the discomfort caused by a cold.
Without medication and IV drips, the discomfort is truly unbearable. Not only do you feel weak all over, but you also experience dizziness and headaches, and it can even cause other inflammations, such as coughing and fever.
In those days of scarce medical resources, didn't we all just tough it out? When we had a fever, we would drink some ginger water or cover ourselves with blankets to sweat it out.
Grandpa Gong didn't explain the course of treatment in traditional Chinese medicine to Xing Baohua in detail. Adjusting the prescription was one of the methods, and it was also a prescription tailored to his condition.
If someone has the same symptoms as Xing Baohua and takes his prescription, it may not be effective, and may even cause some adverse reactions.
This is the difference between someone who knows medicine and someone who doesn't. Even in Western medicine, different doctors may prescribe different medications.
Especially clinic doctors and hospital doctors, one has a simple prescription with a few medications, while the other has a long list with dozens of medications.
This time, Xing Baohua asked the retired shop assistant to pick up the medicine for her. She thought that after taking the medicine for a while, the price would be reduced, but this time it was even more expensive. In the shop assistant's words, there were three more ingredients.
It's still the same 24-hour decoction method; if it's less than that, the medicinal effect will be weaker. It's best to drink it while it's hot after decoction.
Xing Baohua didn't have that much time. After getting the medicine and taking Su Ya back to her residence, Xing Baohua went to AVIC to have a chat with Chief Engineer Gao.
AVIC also needs to provide Xing Baohua with a set of data, which is actually weight data. Each component has a weight value, and even the length, metal properties, and quality of the wires are marked.
There are strict weight requirements for launching satellites into space.
You can't launch satellites as large as you want, because the thrust of the launch vehicle limits the weight of the satellite.
Not even a gram more is acceptable; these things require precise calculations.
Chief Engineer Gao gave Xing Baohua the data, instructing him to keep the core units within a certain weight range, and to reassemble them once the weight ratio data was available, determining which units needed to be reduced and which needed to be added, before making a final decision.
As he left AVIC with this data, Captain Han was already waiting for him at his lodgings.
"You didn't even call me before you came. What if I had something come up and didn't come back? Wouldn't you have waited for nothing?" Xing Baohua said with a smile, inviting the other person to sit down.
"No, you're a key protected individual, so I know a bit about your whereabouts. I knew exactly when you'd be back, and I only arrived ten minutes earlier than you because I live closer to here," Captain Han said truthfully.
Xing Baohua didn't care about these things. After all, his guards were considered family, and if they wanted to know where he was, they would definitely tell him.
"What do you want?"
"I checked that kid from a couple of days ago, and there's nothing wrong with him. If there's no problem on your end, I'll let him go."
“Why are you asking me about something like this? You can handle it yourself,” Xing Baohua said.
"Several groups of people have come to hand over notes, and I'm under a lot of pressure! I'm also afraid that you'll get angry and say you want to teach him a lesson and make him suffer. Don't forget, you're young too, and you have a short temper."
“I never bully people; I only bully those older than me. I hope this will teach him a lesson. Let him go!” Xing Baohua said with a chuckle.
"Alright, with you saying that, things are much easier. I'll head back now." Captain Han said, then got up to leave.
"For this matter, you didn't even have to make a trip in person. You could have just given me a call!" Xing Baohua felt that Captain Han was making a mountain out of a molehill.
"The pressure is immense. If I don't come in person, they'll feel like I don't take this seriously enough. The key issue is that those people have complicated thoughts. If I call and say, 'Let it go,' they'll think I'm putting pressure on you, which will make you uncomfortable, and they'll definitely cause trouble for that kid again."
"You came in person, aren't you afraid I'll cause him more trouble? What kind of thinking is that!"
“Coming in person is different from making a phone call; this is a face-to-face meeting.”
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