At this time, Su Feng, who was far away in Guangzhou, had been at the main hospital for further studies for half a month. Although he came here for further studies, he was a graduate of Beijing Medical College with outstanding grades and solid professional skills.
However, there are not many patients on the island. Most of them have minor injuries and pains. Most of the serious problems are sent off the island or to better higher-level hospitals.
During his years on the island, the hospital had offered him a place in the training program every year, and it wasn't like he hadn't been offered one before. However, he had given them all to others.
The doctors who returned from their hospital after further training basically gave him higher ranks.
It wasn't that Su Feng didn't want to go for further studies, but he had always remembered what his parents had said: they would definitely be able to return in five or six years at the earliest, and seven or eight years at the latest.
It was almost 1976, and Su Feng had keenly sensed a slight loosening of the situation in the hospital. This time, the training quota had been secretly arranged by Head Nurse Luo and Brigadier General Chu, who had secretly approached him, urging him not to miss this opportunity.
Brigade Commander Chu will also be transferred next year, apparently to a higher position, probably away from the island. He had heard some subtle noises while attending meetings up there, but after careful analysis, he felt that this wouldn't happen again.
Of course Su Feng believed what Brigade Commander Chu said. He was entrusted by Uncle Zhang and Uncle Lu to take care of him. He had been hiding before, and Brigade Commander Chu didn't say anything. Now that he took the initiative to say it, he could go to further his studies with peace of mind.
As expected, the main hospital was clearly different from the hospital on the island. The medicines and equipment were not of the same quality, and there were so many patients every day that he couldn't leave work on time.
Su Feng didn't mind not being able to leave work on time. Instead, he would see every patient carefully and responsibly.
In addition to learning from those old professors and experts, he would look through archives and case histories whenever he had free time, or go to bookstores to see if there were any medical books.
He had only been here for training for half a month, and the old professors and experts who were with him liked him very much because he was a motivated, serious and responsible young doctor.
I also heard that he graduated from Beijing Medical College, and several old professors and experts in the main hospital were his alumni. With this relationship, Su Feng's life became much easier.
Through the introduction of these old alumni, he was able to borrow books from the medical school in Guangzhou and attend classes when he had free time.
"Excuse me, does Dr. Su Feng work here?!"
That afternoon, not long after Su Feng came to work, a young girl's voice was heard at the door of the department.
Su Feng?! Is he looking for me?!
Su Feng, who was taking notes with his head down, suddenly heard his own name and felt extremely happy.
I looked up towards the door and saw a strange girl in a patched army green suit and a shoulder bag looking at me.
This girl is unfamiliar... She is not someone he knows.
"It's me, who are you?!"
Although he was full of doubts, Su Feng still stood up and responded to her.
"Su Feng, I'm Cai Min, an educated youth from Bao'an County, Guangdong Province."
Cai Min did not mention her parents' names, but only reported her own name and the place where she went to the countryside.
When Su Feng heard this, he immediately knew that the person in front of him was Uncle Cai’s daughter who had moved to the countryside.
"Hello, Cai Minzhi, is there anything I can help you with?!"
A few days before coming here for further studies, Su Feng wrote a letter to Cai Min, telling her that he would go to Yangcheng General Hospital for an internship for half a year, so Cai Min knew that he was here.
However, he believed that Cai Min was not the kind of person who would come to him without authorization just because he knew he was here.
Uncle Cai's family background is not much different from my own, and their upbringing is also similar.
As expected, as soon as he finished speaking, Cai Min nodded and said quickly:
"Su Fengzhi, our captain's grandson is sick and can't be cured in Bao'an County. The captain's family sent someone to Yangcheng for treatment, so I followed them. They heard I have acquaintances here, so they asked me to bring them here to ask for your help."
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