When brother and sister Luo Qiao found the home of Uncle Qin's youngest son, they saw the whole family happily gathered there watching Uncle Qin weaving baskets.

The woman who brought Luo Qiao and the others in shouted, "Qin family, someone is here to see your father-in-law."

The Qin family's daughter-in-law turned around and looked over. She didn't recognize the people the neighbor brought over, so she asked, "Who are you?"

Luo Qiao said, "Hello, I came from the farm. I heard that Mr. Qin was hospitalized a few days ago, so I came to see him."

At this time, Grandpa Qin, who was surrounded by his children and grandchildren, also saw Luo Qiao and wanted to stand up, but his waist was weak and he couldn't get up. He could only shout: "Luo Qiao, child, how did you get here?"

Luo Qiao heard the voice calling: "Uncle Qin, I came to see you."

Uncle Qin's face was full of smiles, and he did not forget to ask: "How did you find this place?"

When Luo Qiao saw Uncle Qin sitting on the chair and unable to stand up, tears welled up in her eyes. This man who had once given countless kindness and help to the original owner was now trapped in this chair. He was not even resting and was holding a small basket that was almost finished weaving in his hand.

Luo Qiao stepped forward and said, "Uncle Qin, when I returned to the farm, I heard from the old man at the gate that you were sick. Later, I asked Director Zhang, and then I found you. It was that aunt who sent us here."

Uncle Qin looked at the woman who led the way, smiled and nodded, saying, "Thank you for troubling the Erqiao family."

The woman said, "Uncle, don't be polite, it's not a big deal."

Luo Qiao stood up and grabbed a handful of candy from her crossbody bag, then turned around and handed it to the woman who brought them here: "Auntie, take it back to sweeten the kids at home. Thank you for helping us lead the way."

The woman was a little embarrassed and said, "I just showed you a way, but you gave me such a precious thing. I am taking advantage of you."

Although the woman felt that she was taking advantage of others, she usually couldn't bear to buy the candy for her children, so she thanked the man repeatedly and reached out to take the candy.

Luo Qiao then introduced: "Uncle Qin, this is my second brother Luo Xuyuan, who came with me to the farm to pay respect to Grandma Luo."

Uncle Qin's eyes were red. "Oh, my good boy, your grandmother probably didn't expect that she would have such a blessing, but she should be happy. She didn't protect you in vain, and it was worth it."

Luo Qiao nodded and said, "As long as I have time in the future, I will go back to the farm to pay tribute to Grandma Luo."

Uncle Qin said: "Alas, the hospital doesn't have any good solution. Now we can only take care of him like this."

Luo Qiao put the nutritional supplements that her second brother was holding on the table: "These are nutritional supplements to replenish your body."

Uncle Qin saw the things on the table and said, "I am very happy that you can come to see me. Why did you bring so many things? I feel ashamed of it."

The Qin family's daughter-in-law pulled a stool over and asked the brother and sister to sit down.

Luo Qiao thanked him and sat down: "Uncle Qin, I have been studying medicine with Professor Yang on the farm. Can I help you?"

Uncle Qin was a little surprised, and then said: "Why not? Since Professor Yang left, we don't know how to contact him. I am in such a bad condition. Sigh."

Uncle Qin's youngest son helped the man into the house. After Luo Qiao examined him, the result was similar to what the doctor in the hospital said, lumbar muscle strain.

Uncle Qin said: "When I was young, I overworked and sprained my waist once. At that time, my family was poor and I didn't get timely treatment."

Luo Qiao thought that it was likely that the disease had not recovered at that time, and had become chronic and had now become serious.

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Luo Qiao thought for a moment and said, "Uncle Qin, I will give you acupuncture first. When I return to Beijing, I will make some plaster for you and send it to you. Use it for a course of treatment first and see how it goes."

The Qin family's young daughter-in-law said, "Miss, can it be cured?"

Looking at the expressions of the Qin family's youngest son and his wife, I knew they didn't believe I could cure the disease. Luo Qiao smiled and said, "No matter what I say now, it's better to wait and see the effect after using the plaster."

Uncle Qin's youngest son looked at Uncle Qin in confusion: "Dad, this hospital can't cure the disease, how can this work?"

(End of this chapter)