flstandardbreds Chapter 1093 Recruitment
Chapter 1093 Recruitment
When Old Man Du heard that he would have tea to drink from now on, he was so happy that snot bubbles came out of his nose.
To live to the point of nearing the end of my life and still be able to drink such delicious tea, I've truly lived a worthwhile life.
He picked up the teacup, took another sip, and exclaimed, "Mmm, this is tea that only immortals could drink!"
Old Zhang was also delighted. He hadn't expected that the first person to apply would be such a master, someone whose knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine was even higher than his own.
This is inevitable, since Old Man Du's skills are passed down through his family, and naturally, what he learned from his master is more comprehensive.
Every master has a secret technique or two. But family-inherited skills are different; those skills become more refined with each generation, with each generation improving and refining their techniques or drawing on the skills of other masters of traditional Chinese medicine.
After drinking a cup of tea, Old Du said hesitantly to Old Zhang, "Well, Brother Zhang, to be honest, we're at the point where we can't even afford to eat. Could I ask for half a month's salary first? Otherwise, my wife will starve to death. Also, my eldest son is in Heilongjiang Province in Northeast China. A few years ago, when the ice first froze, he went into the water to dig irrigation ditches and got rheumatism. We need money to buy medicine..."
Old Zhang thought for a moment and said, "Brother Du, of course, no problem. Little Sun, Little Sun."
The doorman, Xiao Sun, came running over: "What's wrong, Doctor Zhang?"
Old Zhang said, "There's rice and flour in the storeroom. Take fifty catties of each, and ten catties each of pork and beef. My nephew can take them back with him when he goes home. We can't let my sister-in-law go hungry at home!"
Upon hearing this, Old Man Du's eyes immediately reddened: "Brother, this, this is too precious for me!"
Old Zhang waved his hand and said, "Hey, Brother Du, as long as you work diligently in the hospital and pass on our skills, this little bit is nothing. I'll explain the details to you later when I have time. For now, just listen to me. Go on, Xiao Sun, what are you standing there for!"
Xiao Sun agreed and hurried to the warehouse to move the rice, flour and meat.
When Du Fenggang left, there was a sack of grain on the back of his bicycle, and a piece of meat weighing more than ten kilograms was hanging on each side of the front of the handlebars.
This bicycle, as it travels along the road, is even more eye-catching than the beautiful women on the street.
He received countless stares wherever he went. Du Fenggang had never received so much attention before; he felt like the most dazzling guy in all of Beijing.
What he didn't know was that countless people harbored thoughts of robbing him. However, in broad daylight, they could only dream about it.
Meanwhile, at least one hundred traditional Chinese medicine practitioners from all over the country are rushing to the capital.
These people either saw the advertisements before the evening news broadcast, or were told about it by others.
A monthly salary of 300 yuan was equivalent to a manager or factory director earning a million yuan a year in modern society, in an era when workers only earned 60 or 70 yuan a month.
Since that advertisement aired, traditional Chinese medicine has become seen as the most popular and lucrative profession. Those who can afford it are planning to have their children apprentice under a traditional Chinese medicine master.
Meanwhile, Li Mo'er had already replaced the fighter jets with cargo ships, which were fully loaded with supplies and spiritual spring water, and most importantly, tens of thousands of bottles of medicine to treat the epidemic.
When passing through Donghai City, Li Mo'er took a look and saw that there were no fewer than several hundred people on the island, and they were building things in a great deal of activity.
Li Mo'er docked the ship at the pier, and the dozen or so warships in the distance caught her attention.
She scanned the warships with her mind and found no extra people or weapons. Only then did she feel relieved.
As construction of Donghai City officially commenced, China dispatched four warships to provide escort. These four warships will remain stationed here year-round.
International law stipulates that each country's exclusive economic zone extends 200 nautical miles beyond its territory, and other countries have no right to enter these 200 nautical miles without prior notification.
Beyond 200 nautical miles lies international waters, where other countries may pass innocently.
However, warships from other countries frequently intrude into China's exclusive economic zone, whether intentionally or unintentionally. Their purpose is nothing more than close-in reconnaissance or provocation.
Let other countries see what we can do. We can enter China's exclusive economic zone whenever we want, and China can't do anything about it.