However, Lu Xin didn't have this concern; Father Jiang's cooking was truly delicious.
After Mr. and Mrs. Jiang started eating, picking up a piece of shredded pork with garlic sauce, Lu Xin also picked up her chopsticks and took a piece of stir-fried potatoes, eggplant, and green peppers.
They didn't even see Father Jiang's hand trying to stop them.
The result is obvious...
Lu Xin spat out, "Ah!"
Jiang Zao was startled and quickly handed Lu Xin a napkin: "What's wrong?"
Lu Xin wiped her mouth: "This stir-fried eggplant, potatoes, and green peppers is so sour! It's so sour it makes my teeth ache."
Jiang's mother asked in surprise, "Sour?"
As she was about to pick up a piece with her chopsticks, her father stopped her, saying, "I probably added too much vinegar. Don't eat this dish."
Seeing Jiang's guilty reaction and combined with Lu Xin's sour words, Jiang's mother understood. She glared at Jiang's father but didn't say anything.
Jiang's mother: "Alright, let's eat. Let's skip this dish."
Father Jiang nodded guiltily: "Yes, yes, I made a mistake. Let's eat something else. What's the problem with that?"
Jiang Zao was speechless. Why did her dad always make them sour? The oranges were the same last time. Couldn't he make them a little salty?
Father Jiang glanced regretfully at the plate of stir-fried potatoes, eggplant, and green peppers that had been moved away. What a pity! He had specifically looked it up and found that this kid loved stir-fried potatoes, eggplant, and green peppers the most, and he even said he could make him jealous.
Lu Xin picks up food with her chopsticks way too fast, otherwise that brat would be the one who gets sour.
Lu Jinye patted his chest with lingering fear; he almost, he was so close to eating stir-fried potatoes, green peppers, and green peppers.
Uncle did such a thorough job of research! He even knew he liked to eat stir-fried potatoes, eggplant, and green peppers!
Lu Jinye glanced at Lu Xin gratefully, planning to give her a large red envelope when he and Jiang Zao got married!
The meal was a nerve-wracking experience, like playing Minesweeper.
Fortunately, none of the dishes we ate afterwards tasted strange. Aunt Jiang was right; Uncle's cooking skills are truly amazing.
Lu Jinye ate bowl after bowl, and finally ate a big bowl of rice with the soup all over it.
He managed to make Jiang's father like him.
Who doesn't like a supportive child, especially one who finishes all their food?
Mr. Jiang felt an extraordinary sense of accomplishment.
Even Lu Jinye seemed more pleasing to the eye now.
After dinner, Lu Jinye was allowed to rest in the guest room for a while.
Anyway, Lu Jinye had no plans for more than a week after finishing filming, so he accompanied Jiang to class in the morning.
He had already finished his coursework and was just waiting for the final exams.
That afternoon, Lu Jinye looked at Jiang Zao, who was writing furiously, and asked curiously, "What are you doing?"
Jiang Zao: "I came to a pharmaceutical company to develop some effective and affordable medicines for the Chinese people."
"At the same time, we're partnering with the Sunshine Love Charity Foundation so that people who can't afford medicine won't be afraid of getting sick!"
Lu Jinye was once again impressed by Jiang Zao's wish, his eyes filled with admiration: "How can there be such a kind person?"
"Zaozao, are you a fairy? A fairy who saves all living beings?"
Jiang Zao laughed heartily: "Maybe so~"
Jiang Zao's career is in full swing. She has exchanged many highly effective prescriptions with the system, hoping that one or two pills can cure the virus.
What? Cold medicine, fever reducers, cough medicine, gastrointestinal medicine, topical skin infection medicine, etc...
These prescriptions, besides being highly effective, also cause minimal harm to the body.
At the same time, Jiang Zao also exchanged many lost Chinese medicine prescriptions for other prescriptions, avoiding those that were registered outside, and found that they were even more effective.
Jiang had already given these prescriptions, the Western medicine type, to Li Hua, who would first prepare them and then have them tested.
In terms of traditional Chinese medicine, besides the prescription, the most important thing is the traditional Chinese medicine practitioner.
Jiang Zao instructed Li Hua to recruit traditional Chinese medicine practitioners nationwide, offering them an annual salary of two million yuan.
At the same time, a Traditional Chinese Medicine college was established to specifically recruit children who love and are willing to learn Traditional Chinese Medicine to carry on its legacy.
We have already gathered more than 100 students, who are all studying for free. The academy also provides room and board to ensure they can focus on their studies.
When recruiting students, Jiang looked at each one individually, and only those with a patriotic loyalty level of 65 or higher could enter the academy.
Li Hua acted quickly as well: "President Jiang, we have recruited thirteen experienced traditional Chinese medicine doctors."
Jiang Zao was pleasantly surprised: "That's great, let them enter the academy first for teaching."
"By the way, the teacher will be rewarded with 500,000 for each student who successfully completes their apprenticeship."
"Children who have completed their studies can continue to teach at the school, earning half the annual salary of a traditional Chinese medicine doctor, which is one million yuan a year."
Li Hua was amazed by Jiang Zao's generosity: "Okay, President Jiang."
Jiang Zao thought for a moment and added, "By the way, we also plan to establish our own TCM hospitals in every city. All the doctors will be hired by our company, and all their annual salaries will be at the highest standard."
Li Hua: "Understood, President Jiang. Shouldn't we set up a head office now? That would make it easier to distribute funds."
Jiang Zao: "You can handle these things yourself. I don't know much about them either. Please take care of things at the company."
Li Hua: "Okay, I'll get started right away."
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Lu Jinye had actually asked Jiang Zao, "Isn't it a bit inappropriate for you to publish these traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions for free like this?"
Jiang Zao smiled and said, "Only by publishing these prescriptions can more people use them. That is my real purpose."
"To promote and develop traditional Chinese medicine, we cannot rely on my own efforts alone. I can be a leader, but we also need the cooperation of the whole society."
"Therefore, by publishing the prescription, more people can study and improve it, and that will achieve my goal."
Lu Jinye looked at Jiang Zao, who was shining brightly in front of him: "I was narrow-minded."
Jiang Zao shook her head: "That's normal thinking. I understand that many traditional Chinese medicine practitioners keep prescriptions hidden because that's their livelihood. However, I don't make a profit from this, so I do it this way."
Lu Jinye ruffled Jiang Zao's hair: "What should I do? I love you more and more now, and I'm more and more captivated by you."
Jiang Zao laughed heartily: "Isn't your heart singing, 'I've been conquered by you just like that~'?"
Lu Jinye said earnestly, "Absolutely! Zaozao, you really are the coolest person I've ever met!"
Jiang Zao gave Lu Jinye a (????-)?
"You have excellent taste!"
At Jiang Zao's command, pharmaceutical factories, traditional Chinese medicine colleges, and traditional Chinese medicine hospitals across the country all began operations simultaneously.
At the same time, Jiang Zao also told Grandpa Xi about the idea of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, and received Grandpa Xi's strong support.
Therefore, various regions actively cooperated with the construction of Jiang Zao's Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital.
The news spread throughout China in no time, and people were surprised. What was going on with the country? Was it promoting traditional Chinese medicine so vigorously?
Many people view it with skepticism and doubt, after all, they have been brainwashed by foreign companies over the years.
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