Luo Qiao could understand their feelings, so she briefly explained the situation in China. Finally, Luo Qiao said, "Thank you, grandpa, grandma, uncles, aunts. Our motherland is undergoing earth-shaking changes. If you have time, you can go back and take a look."

Xie Jingkun said excitedly: "Okay, okay, I have to go back and take a look. If I don't go back, I'm afraid that my old bones will be left in this foreign country. How many times have I dreamed of returning to my hometown, how many times have I dreamed of the big banyan tree at the entrance of the village, and how many times have I dreamed of my childhood friends."

Xie Minghua's father Xie Mingde said: "Dad, what are you talking about? You have always been in good health. If you want to go back and see me, I will take the time to go back with you."

At this moment, Xie Minghua slapped his head and said, "Look at me, I forgot all the important things because I was so excited."

He took the menu and said, "Come on, Luo Qiao, tell me what you want to eat. I'll ask the kitchen to make it for you."

Luo Qiao ordered a serving of dumplings, and Zhang Minghua went to the back with a smile.

Grandma Xie Zhang Suyun looked at Luo Qiao kindly: "Luo Qiao, I heard from Minghua that you came here to study medicine."

Luo Qiao nodded: "Yes, it's at Harvard Medical School, not far from here."

Grandma Xie said: "It's really not easy, it's good to study medicine."

After a while, Xie Minghua brought out a large plate of dumplings. In order not to disturb Luo Qiao's meal, everyone except Xie Minghua said hello and went back to the backyard, and also asked Luo Qiao to come over often.

Luo Qiao agreed. When she learned that Grandpa Xie's hometown was in Anxi, she also said that she would bring him some Anxi Tieguanyin next time. The old man smiled and said, "Okay."

While eating, I started chatting with Xie Minghua. I got a general understanding of the situation here from her. I didn't stay long and continued to look for a house.

She didn't tell the Xie family about her house search, for fear that the Jun family would investigate her after finding out she was here, so she thought it would be better if fewer people knew about her house search.

In short, it is better to be careful.

Luo Qiao spent the whole afternoon looking around but still found nothing. She pushed her bike back feeling a little melancholy, wondering if she really had to rent an apartment to settle down first and then slowly look for a job.

"Oh my God, someone please save him."

"Ian, oh my friend."

When Luo Qiao heard the word "help", she locked the car and went over. She saw an old man lying on the ground. Someone had already called the emergency number, but no one knew how to help him.

Luo Qiao stepped forward and saw that the old man on the ground was in a critical condition. She determined that it was a cerebral hemorrhage, but this was after all a foreign country, so she could only speak in fluent foreign language: "Can I help take a look at him? I'm a doctor, a Chinese student studying at Harvard Medical School."

Seeing that everyone was reluctant to let her take action, she continued, "He is in danger now. If he is not given first aid, it is likely to delay the best time for rescue."

An elderly lady said, "Oh, let this Oriental girl try it, maybe what she said is true."

Everyone looked at each other and then nodded in agreement. Luo Qiao stepped forward and tilted his head to one side to prevent phlegm and vomit from being inhaled into the trachea.

Then he quickly loosened the patient's collar and said loudly, "Please spread out a little to keep the air circulating."

Hearing the old man's loud snoring, Luo Qiao took out a handkerchief from her pocket, wrapped the patient's tongue with the handkerchief, and gently pulled it out from the patient's open mouth.

Then he said to the people around him, "Please give me a cold towel."

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It was the same old lady from before. She turned and left. After a while, she brought a small basin of cold water, wrung it dry and handed it to Luo Qiao. Luo Qiao covered the old woman's head with the cold towel so that the blood vessels would contract when exposed to cold, thus reducing the amount of bleeding.

As soon as the situation here was dealt with, the ambulance arrived. The doctor on the vehicle said that the first aid was very effective, otherwise the consequences would be disastrous. The onlookers applauded at this time.

(End of this chapter)