"You stinky, shameless bitch, little slut, I came to your house to ask for food because I thought I was looking down on you, but I think you are just shameless."
Feng Dapao was cursing in a foul language. Despite being so young, he acted like a shrew. He had learned all his grandmother's ways and was spouting a lot of curse words.
He is actually very smart. In the past, the villagers did not dare to do anything to him even if they were very angry with him because of his grandfather.
Now that Old Man Feng is lying down, he got into trouble as usual, so his father followed his grandfather's example and went to his house to seek justice, but was beaten back.
From then on, whenever there were many uncles and brothers in the family or powerful parents, he would keep his tail between his legs and dare not provoke them.
But that's the child's nature. He has been spoiled by Old Man Feng and his wife for so many years. It's not easy for him to be well-behaved for a few months. Recently, he has returned to his old ways.
Tian Cai became furious when he heard this and picked up a piece of bamboo from the ground and threw it over.
With a "bang", Feng Dapao was hit hard on the cursing mouth, successfully shutting him up.
"If no one in your family taught you how to talk to others, I don't mind teaching you." She picked up a wooden stick as thick as her arm, stared straight at Feng Dapao, and broke the stick in her hand effortlessly.
Feng Dapao covered his mouth which was hurt and dared not say a word. He was frightened by Tian Cai's move and his face turned pale. For the first time, he realized that this fair-looking female doctor was not someone to be trifled with.
His eyes moved back and forth between Tian Cai and the wooden stick several times. He swallowed the harsh words that were about to come out of his mouth and ran away in shame.
After everyone left, Tian Cai looked at the remaining children.
Several children: ...shivering.
Tian Cai waved to them, "Come here."
No one dared to say no, but no one dared to move either.
Tian Cai raised an eyebrow, "Hmm?"
Hearing this "hmm", Gousheng immediately ran over, grinning to show his gums with a few missing teeth, "Hello, Sister Tian!"
Tian Cai also smiled slightly and nodded.
The remaining few looked at each other, stopped pushing each other, and came over like little ducks, saying in unison, "Hello, Sister Tian!"
"Be good," Tian Cai patted each little one on the head with a smile, "Come in and wash your hands first. Sister Tian will get you some delicious food."
The children's eyes lit up. They didn't expect that they could really get delicious food by coming here. They hurriedly followed Tian Cai into the yard happily.
Seeing that Tian Cai didn't chase him away, Li Dabao gritted his teeth and hurriedly followed.
Tian Cai fetched a basin of water from the kitchen, and took out a towel and soap, and asked them to line up and wash their hands carefully before starting to distribute the soybeans.
Starting with the youngest child, each was given two handfuls and placed in their hands. Douhua had small hands and was afraid that he would suffer a loss, so he hurriedly opened his pockets and stood on tiptoe, shouting, "Sister Tian, put it here, put it here!"
After Tian Cai had divided the grains, he saw that there was still a small handful left on the winnowing basket, so he gave each of them a little more and said, "Okay, there's no more this time."
She turned the bamboo dustpan upside down and patted it, then looked at Li Dabao, who was obviously a head taller than them. "They're not old enough to go to school yet, but you're not a kid anymore. Why don't you go to school?"
Li Dabao heard this and a trace of embarrassment flashed across his face. "I, I'm going soon too. My dad said he'll send me there in the fall."
His father had sent him to the primary school in the commune, but Li Dabao repeatedly contradicted the teacher and later simply stopped going, running around the village all day.
Children of this age who are sensible can help with housework, but Li Dabao is the only one who becomes like this because his biological father is reluctant to take care of him and his stepmother doesn't want to take care of him.
Tian Cai nodded and said to them, "Let's go back."
Several children ran away laughing, some covering their hands and some holding their pockets.
Tian Cai stood at the door and watched them run away before closing the door and returning to the yard.
In the evening, Commander Yu sent someone to take the medicine away, and Tian Cai was finally free.
She charged for preparing the powder and pills. This was decided after Commander Yu discussed with her. She had already donated a prescription for the golden wound medicine. The contribution of this alone was immeasurable, and she had been listed among the protected category of people.
No matter how chaotic the situation is outside, Tian Cai will not be harmed. This is the promise that Commander Yu made to her.
Then there is no need for Tian Cai to make too many concessions on the hemostatic powder. He should collect the money and get all the benefits he deserves.
Soon, Tian Cai had no time to take care of the cellar. A case of meningitis occurred in the Fangshan Brigade, and a two-year-old child died before he could be rescued.
The early symptoms of meningococcal disease are similar to those of a cold, and the sick people did not take it seriously. Moreover, the brigade secretary did not give the medicine he distributed to the villagers.
In addition, the Fangshan Brigade was composed of relatives who often gathered together and had poor hygiene habits, so the disease spread quickly over a large area.
Doctors Tian Cai and Xiao Liu felt obliged to rush over as soon as possible. They were busy every day and had been seeing patients in the Fangshan Brigade. Fortunately, although there were many people suffering from the disease, they were all concentrated in one brigade. Several other brigades also sent health workers to help, which greatly relieved the pressure on the two.
At that time, most of the drugs used to treat meningitis were penicillin and sulfa drugs. Tian Cai had heard of Chinese herbal prescriptions for auxiliary treatment, so he went to the commune to coordinate with the county purchasing station to purchase a batch of medicinal materials. Rhinoceros Horn and Rehmannia Decoction was very suitable for the condition, as it had the effects of clearing away heat and detoxifying, cooling blood and dispersing blood stasis. However, even the purchasing station did not have much stock of the buffalo horn.
There are too many people infected in the village, some of which are outbreaks. The seriously ill are generally teenagers and children, and many die before they can be rescued. Now all the brigades are terrified of meningitis. If anyone around them has symptoms of fever and runny nose, they must report it and the brigade will arrange for isolation and observation.
Beishan Brigade is closest to Fangshan Brigade. In order to prevent people from there from sneaking over, Li Tiegang and Zhang Defa organized militia members to patrol the area every day and absolutely not allow any sick people to cross the defense line to Qingshan Village.
Tian Cai hadn't lain down to have a good sleep for a long time. If she didn't drink a glass of dew every day, she felt that she might not even have the energy to stand. As a result, she had big dark circles under her eyes.
For everyone's safety, Tian Cai asked Huaihua to help sew some masks, which she then soaked in special medicine and dried. She, Doctor Xiao Liu, and several health workers and team cadres who came over all wore them to prevent infection.
Tian Cai looked at the last two boxes of penicillin and sighed. There was not enough medicine again.
Qu Ting came in expressionlessly, carrying a box of needles for disinfection. Seeing Tian Cai, she lost her joking mood and poured the needles into the sterilized pot, then poured some boiling water into it. "What's wrong? Are you feeling unwell?"
Tian Cai shook his head and raised the medicine box in his hand, "We're almost out of medicine again."
Upon hearing this, Qu Ting also frowned. Every time the medicine was not replenished in time, they often faced the dilemma of drug shortages. "What should we do? Have you told Captain Zhou?"
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