"Come on, Xiaoyun, come in, there's no need to change your shoes."

Qu Tongwen greeted him warmly and at the same time scolded him: "Don't bring so many things next time you come. Just come."

Yun Heng hummed, entered the door, put down his things, and at the same time looked around Qu Tongwen's house.

Qu Tongwen's house is not small, with an area of ​​about 120 square meters, two bedrooms and two living rooms, and the living room is very large.

"It's Xiaoyun here, sit down quickly."

Qu Tongwen's wife Gao Yunlan came out from the kitchen with candies and washed fruits, and also greeted her affectionately.

"This is your master's wife." Qu Tongwen introduced Yun Heng with a smile.

"Master, happy New Year."

Yun Heng hurriedly said hello.

"Sit down, don't be so formal."

Qu Tongwen's wife is about the same age as Li Jiangmei's mother-in-law, but she is younger than Li Jiangmei's mother-in-law. She wears glasses and looks about fifty years old. She is a very intellectual and intellectual woman.

"Sit down, don't be formal."

Gao Yunlan put down the candies and fruits, said hello again, and said with a smile: "I have heard Lao Qu talking about you for a long time. I have been asking Lao Qu to call you home for a while. Lao Qu said you are busy at work."

"Um."

Yun Heng nodded: "There are fewer doctors and more patients at the community hospital."

Although he has become a disciple of Qu Tongwen, this is the second time Yun Heng and Qu Tong Wen have met, and they are not really familiar with each other, so Yun Heng is still somewhat nervous.

"Well, work is important."

Gao Yunlan nodded and said with a smile: "You and your teacher chat first, I will prepare lunch, and others will come later."

Today is the first day of the Lunar New Year. In many places across the country, the first day of the Lunar New Year is a day for younger generations to pay New Year greetings to their elders. They do not visit relatives, but only sons, grandsons, family members, and students.

Yun Heng was the first to come, and there must be a lot of people coming to Qu Tongwen's side today.

"Come on, Xiaoyun, happy New Year."

Qu Tongwen took off his coat and walked out of the room with a red envelope in his hand. He handed it to Yun Heng with a smile: "New Year's money for you."

"Teacher, what's going on..."

Yunheng was a little surprised. He didn't expect that Qu Tongwen would give him new year's money.

"Take it, everyone has it for the Chinese New Year."

Gao Yunlan also walked around and came out, and also took a red envelope.

"Keep it for good luck."

Qu Tongwen also smiled and said.

While talking, both of them put red envelopes into Yun Heng's hands.

"Thank you, teacher, thank you, madam."

Yunheng was a little moved.

Through the thickness of the red envelope, Yun Heng could feel that the money was not much, probably only a hundred yuan. However, it was the Chinese New Year, and Qu Tongwen and his wife gave him lucky money. They did not treat him as an outsider at all.

"Sit down, sit down."

Qu Tongwen sat down on the sofa next to Yun Heng, smiled and said to his wife: "Xiao Yun is here for the first time, and he is a bit acquainted."

"Come here often when I'm free."

Gao Yunlan said with a smile: "Since you call me "teacher" and "master's wife", you are one of your own family, so relax and feel like you are at your own home. Your other senior brothers will come later, and you will get to know each other.

"

"Um."

Yunheng nodded.

"Okay, you guys chat first while I go get ready."

Gao Yunlan smiled and stopped disturbing Qu Tongwen and Yun Heng.

When Gao Yunlan went to the kitchen again, Qu Tongwen asked with a smile: "How is it at the community hospital? Are you still used to it?"

"Well, I feel quite fulfilled."

Yunheng nodded.

"You just plan to stay at the community hospital?"

Qu Tongwen asked with a smile: "I heard that Liang Wanming from the Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Ma Tie from Xihua Hospital both think highly of you. Have you ever thought about going to the Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine or Xihua Hospital?"

Obviously, during this period of time, Qu Tongwen also learned something about Yun Heng and how much Liang Wanming and Ma Tiequan valued Yun Heng.

"I think being in a community hospital is quite training."

Yunheng pondered while organizing his words.

After all, facing Qu Tongwen is different from facing Ma Tiequan and Liang Wanming.

After becoming a disciple of Qu Tongwen, Yunheng had a great influence on himself, so Yunheng also wanted to hear Qu Tongwen's opinions and suggestions on some subsequent matters.

"There are many patients at the community hospital, and I come into contact with many patients every day."

As he spoke, Yunheng glanced at Qu Tongwen with some embarrassment: "Before I met you, I was actually a little hesitant. After all, community hospitals are more restrictive. If you want to learn more, you should go to a big hospital.

It’s better, but I’m just a junior now. After I go to the Provincial Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital or Xihua Hospital, I definitely won’t be able to come into contact with so many patients in the short term..."

"Now, on the one hand, I can get in touch with patients, and if I have any questions, I can always ask you for advice, so I think it's quite good to be in a community hospital."

"Well, actually grassroots hospitals do train people better."

Qu Tongwen nodded: "If you feel that you have gained something from working in the community hospital, then continue there. If you don't understand anything, you can ask me at any time."

Listening to Yun Heng's answer, Qu Tongwen became more and more satisfied with Yun Heng.

Qu Tongwen could tell from Yunheng's answer that any of Yunheng's ideas and thoughts were based on whether he could learn something.

Whether it’s getting in touch with more patients, having the opportunity to ask him for advice, or what will happen after arriving at Xihua Hospital and Provincial Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital.

In Yunheng's answer, Qu Tongwen did not hear anything about his future, professional title, and status from Yunheng.

If it were someone else who had the admiration of Liang Wanming and Ma Tiequan, and now had a teacher like him, he would definitely consider a lot of things.

What large hospitals bring to a doctor is not only the ability to learn more things, but also opportunities in income, status and other aspects. Doctors from Xihua Hospital and doctors from community hospitals have different statuses.

There is a world of difference.

But Yunheng didn't consider this aspect at all, but simply considered whether he could learn more things and where he could train himself better.

This made Qu Tongwen think more highly of Yun Heng.

As a young man in his twenties and a graduate student in medical school who had just graduated, Qu Tongwen actually understood Yunheng's other thoughts and concerns.

But Yunheng didn't think about this.

This is really valuable.

Qu Tongwen said with a smile: "If you are a surgeon, or in other fields, I actually recommend that you go to Xihua Hospital or a larger hospital. As a traditional Chinese medicine doctor, in grassroots hospitals, it is indeed more training.

A large number of patients and rich clinical experience will make your future more stable and longer-term."

"As for future development, as long as you improve your abilities, there will be plenty of opportunities, so you don't have to worry too much about this."

Although Yun Heng did not consider this, as a teacher, Qu Tongwen still had to give Yun Heng a reassurance to prevent Yun Heng from losing his sense of proportion.

Yun Heng's current understanding, in Qu Tongwen's opinion, is very good and pure curiosity, which many people do not have.

If Yunheng was a surgeon, a larger hospital would naturally be more suitable. After all, large hospitals have better platforms, better equipment, better operating rooms, and many hardware facilities that small hospitals cannot have.

As a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, a large number of practices and a large number of patients are truly valuable resources.

Traditional Chinese medicine has relatively low demand for equipment and other hardware facilities, and pays more attention to personal experience.

From ancient times to the present, many famous Chinese medicine practitioners started as apprentices, starting from the most basic things.

Although the community hospital is small, the restrictions are also small and there are not many restrictions. For newcomers like Yunheng, it is the most training place.

And Yunheng has now become his student, and he no longer has to worry about future opportunities. If he can't learn more, Yunheng can ask him if he doesn't know how. If there are some opportunities for learning and training, he will definitely

Will take care of Yunheng.

When Yunheng is trained and has a better platform, he will also help Yunheng.

"Um."

Yun Heng nodded: "With you as a teacher, I don't have to worry too much about the things I don't understand and no one can explain them, so I think it's more suitable to be in a community hospital."

Yunheng actually thought about this matter very clearly.

When Liang Wanming initially wanted Yunheng to go to the Provincial Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, Yunheng was a little tempted, but slowly, Yunheng also figured it out.

A newcomer like him can work alone and sit alone in a community hospital, but in the Provincial Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital and Xihua Hospital, that is absolutely impossible. In tertiary A hospitals, residents are only at the lowest level.

Moreover, Yun Heng also knows that with his current level 3 level of Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine, he seems to be quite famous in community hospitals, but if he really wants to go to Xihua Hospital or the Provincial Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, there will be many doctors who are waiting for him.
To be continued...