Moreover, Li Chu wasn't assigned to the hospital; he was recommended for it. He was a renowned traditional Chinese medicine doctor, but his salary wasn't high, and many people in the hospital had no idea that he was a university graduate.
Unexpectedly, Ding Qiunan, an outsider who trained them, got rid of them.
What was even more unexpected was that Li Chu's career skyrocketed from then on, making all the women who had previously been uninterested in him extremely envious.
Yang Xiaohong found it interesting just thinking about it.
"Qiu Nan, congratulations! Your doctor Li is so capable. You had such good judgment back then."
Ding Qiunan smiled sweetly. She didn't know what to say. It seemed that anything she said at this moment would be seen as showing off.
Li Chu was diligently cleaning the house in the courtyard.
The second floor has been cleaned up; all that's needed is to lay out bedding on the kang (heated brick bed).
Everyone in the courtyard who was home knew he had returned, and they all came over to greet him.
Even the old lady from the backyard made a special trip over.
"Xiao Chu, cleaning is underway."
Li Chu had just finished cleaning the kitchen when he walked into the living room and saw his third uncle standing at the door.
"Hey, Uncle San, you're off work."
"I came back because I didn't have any classes this morning."
"Uncle, Auntie said you wanted to see me. What is it?" Li Chu asked while wiping the table.
"Hehe, I was indeed planning to ask you for help. Here's the thing: my son Jiecheng has graduated and is now at home. I was wondering if I could trouble you to help him find a job."
After hearing what the third uncle said, Li Chu stopped what he was doing and looked up at him.
How big of a face does this old man have to say something like that?
Putting aside whether he can actually do it or not, have you ever seen someone come here asking for a favor with just their head on their shoulders?
"Third Uncle, does that mean he graduated from high school?"
"Oh right, high school graduate."
"Aren't high school graduates supposed to be offered jobs?"
"They are going to arrange a job for him, but there's a waiting list, and we don't know when it will be his turn, and it's not even certain what kind of job it will be."
Li Chu was at a loss for words. It would be one thing if you complained about the long wait in line, but it seems that even if they were to give you a job through connections, you still want to be picky!
“Uncle, you’re putting me in a difficult position. I’m just a doctor, I don’t have the ability to arrange jobs for others! If you’re talking about helping me find some odd jobs, I can think of a way, but arranging jobs is something I really can’t do.”
"Haha," Yan Bugui chuckled, rubbing his hands together. "Xiao Chu, you're being a bit modest. Everyone around here knows how good your medical skills are. Besides, don't you have your sister?"
Li Chu looked at the Third Uncle in surprise. Only then did he realize that the man's real intention was not what he thought.
"Uncle, I'm really sorry, but I really don't have that ability myself. As for my sister, she never helps anyone with backdoors. You can ask her about it."
ahzww.
Regardless of whether Li Qin will help or not, this door must not be opened.
If he had dared to agree to this today, he would have gotten it done.
Then his family will never have a peaceful day again, and their doorstep will definitely be worn down.
This matter will definitely spread immediately, and then all the neighbors will come to your door asking for help. Will you help them or not?
If you help, you'll be reported; if you don't help, you'll offend someone, and you'll still be reported.
So no matter how eloquently the Third Uncle talks today, he still can't possibly agree to it.
"Ah, this..." Yan Bugui probably didn't expect to be rejected so decisively.
Li Chu put down the rag in his hand and walked up to Yan Bugui: "Third Uncle, don't you see how many people are lining up for work right now? In this situation, let alone if I didn't have the ability to arrange work, even if I did, I wouldn't dare!"
These words left Yan Bugui speechless. They had already made it very clear to him that he could not and dared not.
After a long pause, he finally said hesitantly, "Alright, then we'll just have to let Jie Cheng wait."
After saying that, he turned around and went home. Li Chu looked at the third uncle's slightly lonely figure, shook his head helplessly, and continued to clean.
By the time I was about to leave work at noon, I had finally finished cleaning the house. At least it was habitable. As for the other hard-to-reach corners, I could clean them up after I moved in.
Without wasting any time, I washed my hands and face, wiped the dust off my clothes with a towel, locked the door, and went back to the hospital. After a busy morning, my stomach was growling with hunger.
Back at the hospital, Li Chu felt like everyone was looking at him strangely.
As I walked towards the examination room, I looked down at my clothes. There was nothing wrong with them.
I ran into Director Sun from their Traditional Chinese Medicine department.
"Dr. Li, you're back! Congratulations!"
Li Chu hurriedly grabbed Director Sun: "Director, what's going on? What are you congratulating me on?"
"You don't know?" Director Sun looked him up and down curiously.
Should I know?
"You've already received awards and commendations, and you didn't even know it?"
"Received an award for meritorious service? Director Sun, where did you hear that?"
"Hey, it seems you really didn't know. Dean Yang picked up the certificate for you and gave it to your wife."
Li Chu stared wide-eyed at Director Sun; he could tell the man wasn't joking.
"Director, I really didn't know about this. I'll go take a look first!"
"Go ahead, go ahead," Director Sun waved his hand, "Remember to treat me to candy later."
"No problem, Director."
When he arrived at the outpatient hall, it was even more lively; everyone who saw him offered their congratulations.
Li Chu felt like his face was about to freeze from smiling.
Inside the traditional Chinese medicine pharmacy, Ding Qiunan was dispensing medicine for a patient when she heard the commotion outside and turned around to look.
"Qiu Nan, your doctor Li is here." Yang Xiaohong also noticed the outside.
After finally dealing with his colleagues at the outpatient clinic, Li Chu went straight into the traditional Chinese medicine pharmacy; he was truly terrified.
"You're back." Ding Qiunan smiled sweetly at her husband as she fetched the medicine.
"Dr. Li, congratulations!"
"Don't congratulate me, I'm still completely clueless and don't know anything about it."
Li Chu didn't stop working when he came in. He took the prescription from his wife's hand and glanced at it. It was a big prescription, no wonder the two of them were so busy here.
He turned around and immediately helped get the medicine.
"Li Chu, the things Dean Yang brought back are in my bag. Go and take a look."
"No rush, let's finish this first."
With Li Chu's help, the patient was quickly sent away.
Ding Qiunan walked over and took out the certificate and medal from her bag and handed them to him.
Second-class merit? Li Chu was increasingly confused. When did second-class merits become so easily awarded?
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