Gu Jinzhi and Si Jian rushed back to the house at Shenshi.

Unconsciously.

The maids in Gu Jinzhi's yard thought she was reading at the old man's side; the maids at the old man's side thought she had returned to her own yard.

Song Pan'er had to take care of the housework and usually didn't eat together at noon, so she didn't pay attention.

Gu Jinzhi slipped in through the corner door first, went back to her yard, hid her things, took a bath and changed clothes, and then went to her mother to say hello.

"... Zhejiang also had an epidemic, more than ten years ago." During dinner, Gu Yanzhen and Song Pan'er talked about the smallpox in Liujiazhuang, "The doctors said it was very scary at that time. It was annoying that the prefect of that year was a

I don’t know what it means to study, but I am an official who spends money to support myself.

He was afraid that things would get serious and the court would find out, so he actually arrested several leading officials! After that, many people died, and the court sent an imperial envoy to come."

Song Pan'er was also speechless: "Damn it, those dog officials should be killed as a warning to others!"

Then he smiled and said, "You remember, I forgot."

"It's not that you have forgotten, maybe you have never heard of it. You were just pregnant with Sister Jin at that time, and you were so nervous that you didn't have the time to listen to other things?" Gu Yanzhen said, "Zhejiang is far away from the capital. I heard that

There are only a limited number of people. We study outside and are aware of the slightest change..."

Song Pan'er just smiled and didn't refute him.

"In the past, there were also people who got through it. For example, there were more people who died, but this court has never heard of it again..." Gu Yanzhen sighed, "I don't know why, but we happened to catch up this time. Mei Qing and I went to the tea house to drink tea.

, it is said in the public that disasters occur frequently because of natural phenomena and monsters. I don’t know where the monsters appear.”

"When I was born, did we have a quarrel once?" Gu Jinzhi asked suddenly.

Gu Yanzhen and Song Paner were both stunned.

Both of them felt in their hearts, remembering Gu Jinzhi's unusual ability.

Song Pan'er's palms felt a little cold, why didn't Gu Yanzhen feel the same?

"It should be, right?" Gu Yanzhen hesitated, "I don't really remember."

Just now he also said that Song Pan'er was pregnant with Gu Jinzhi back then, and he made it very clear.

When Gu Jinzhi asked, he hesitated.

Gu Jinzhi couldn't help but smile bitterly.

She just wanted to ask what year it was. If the time was short, some doctors might have experienced it, and they might have experience. It would be a good idea to tell the prefect Hu Zeyu to ask for help.

After all, Zhejiang is not far from Yanling Mansion.

But the expressions of the parents...

Gu Jinzhi wanted to help her forehead.

After dinner, she returned to her yard.

Song Pan'er and Gu Yanzhen also took a break.

At night, Gu Yanzhen turned over several times. He couldn't sleep and wanted to talk to his wife.

But Song Pan'er was breathing evenly, and Gu Yanzhen didn't dare to wake her up, so he swallowed his words again.

When it was time to beat the third watch drum, Gu Yanzhen gradually fell asleep.

Song Pan'er slowly opened her eyes.

She didn't sleep either, she kept closing her eyes and taking a nap, waiting for Gu Yanzhen to fall asleep first.

She knew what Gu Yanzhen wanted to say, and it must be about Gu Jinzhi's "vision." According to Gu Yanzhen's character, as long as Song Pan'er relented, he might call a Taoist priest to come to his house to make a fuss.

Song Pan'er didn't want to do this. It would hurt Gu Jinzhi's heart and would only make the child escape from his parents.

Gu Yanzhen was studying in another college, but for some unknown reason, Song Paner was with Gu Jinzhi all day long. She knew her daughter best.

Maybe, in the past few years, Gu Jinzhi was often strangely silent and looked like an idiot; maybe, her abilities were so extraordinary that others could not understand them.

But Gu Jinzhi is definitely not a monster!

Gu Jinzhi is just an ordinary girl.

When Song Pan'er was as old as Gu Jinzhi, she felt uncomfortable. She felt uncomfortable looking at her parents, brothers and sisters, and just wanted to be alone all day.

At that time, her mother was also worried about her and talked about her all day long. Later, Song Paner even became annoyed with her mother and was unwilling to communicate with her. As a result, there was a gap between mother and daughter.

Because of her experience, Song Pan'er was particularly able to understand her youngest daughter's mentality, and she did not want to be separated from Gu Jinzhi.

She likes the current relationship between mother and daughter very much, and they are very considerate.

But I think of Gu Jinzhi...

Why isn't Song Pan'er worried about the child? It's just that Gu Yanzhen is impatient. If Song Pan'er was worried, he would have fallen out long ago, and Gu Jinzhi wouldn't know how to feel sad.

I can only be a mother-in-law and suppress other people’s doubts for Gu Jinzhi!

Song Pan'er didn't sleep all night.

At first I didn't dare to sleep, and then I couldn't sleep anymore.

Two days later, the chickenpox in Liujiazhuang became more and more serious, and people were gradually dying.

The prefect's Yamen sent people to guard the area, and also established a "Epidemic Yamen". Gao Jin hired doctors to treat the areas where pox occurred.

While Hu Zeyu was settling these matters, he sent people to the capital to deliver a message, asking for the imperial court's support.

The "epidemic yamen" has achieved little, and the doctors are afraid of death.

Qin Shensi reported to Princess ** that he wanted to go to the "Epidemic Yamen" to be a temporary advisor and take charge of affairs.

Princess ** was so impressed that she personally hosted a banquet for Yanling's prominent families to raise money and raise the bargaining chip for Shibing Yamen to hire a doctor.

Back and forth, ten days have passed.

Several villagers who had water in Liujiazhuang were all infected.

Although he was heartbroken, it was expected. Hu Zeyu stepped up his efforts to send people to the disaster area.

At this moment, Hu Zeyu heard a nerve-wracking news: the Gu family in Ma Yuan Lane, the Gu Yanzhen family, had blocked the door.

All their families were infected with smallpox!

This news exploded in Yanling Mansion.

The people in Ma Yuan Lane all fled and moved away.

Everyone in the city is in danger, and no one dares to go near Mayuan Lane.

The prefect Hu Zeyu had to bring Zhao Daoyuan and the old man of the Zhou family's medicine furnace to the door in person.

As a result, two highly respected doctors confirmed that all the Gu family had contracted smallpox.

There was an explosion in Yanling Mansion.

Everyone wants to escape.

As long as there are soldiers holding the handle, it is difficult to enter and exit the city gate.

"...I heard that the seventh Miss of the Gu family has been to Liujiazhuang!" I don't know who mentioned this.

"No wonder when I came back with the disease, my whole family was infected!" Someone was angry and said, "Burn them to death, burn them all to death!"

Princess ** was also heartbroken: "After all, she is a child. I'm afraid her intentions are good, but she doesn't care about the seriousness and causes big trouble! Seal their house, and if someone dies, burn the house!"

Hu Zeyu originally had a relationship with the Gu family and wanted to speak for the Gu family.

But the princess also said it was for the sake of the people in the city.

He interceded for the Gu family. If other cases appeared in the city, it would be Hu Zeyu's responsibility.

He did not dare to do anything that would make people angry, so he sent fifty soldiers to surround Gu's courtyard.

Another seven or eight days passed.

It has been twenty days since the plague in Liujiazhuang. Many people died, and many people recovered, although their faces were ruined.

The Gu family has been under lockdown for eight days.

There were voices scolding Gu Jinzhi everywhere in the city. People wanted to tear this ignorant little hooves off and burn down the Gu family.

Therefore, in addition to the people from the prefect's Yamen, people gathered around Mayuan Lane every day, fearing that Hu Zeyu would let the Gu family go for personal reasons.

Yanling Mansion is heavily defended, and currently there is no case of smallpox except for the Gu family.

"Ordinarily, it's already **day, and he deserves to die!" Zhao Daoyuan muttered privately. He and Mr. Zhou had been to the Gu family, and everyone in the Gu family was indeed suffering from a fever, which was a precursor to smallpox.

It's already been 3 days, and those weak children and maids should not be able to bear it anymore.

On the tenth day, the Gu family opened the door.

Their third master, Gu Yanzhen, led by him, followed by a group of servants, maids, and women, stood at the door and made a loud noise with the people in the prefect's mansion: "Our family is just doing vaccination. We will never get acne again in this life. How can we do this?"

Are we all locked up?"

The people watching nearby all heard it.

Those maids and servants kept shouting about vaccination.

Yanling Mansion suddenly exploded again.

What is vaccination, they don’t know!

All they knew was that the Gu family didn't have any pockmarks on their faces, and they were all in high spirits. But before, they had indeed closed their doors, and the doctor also said that all of their families were infected with smallpox.

Everyone in the city had scolded Gu Jinzhi. At this moment, everyone was speechless and extremely shocked.

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Thanks to Hot Love^^, Xiaoyuan dear for the reward.

To write this case, I also checked a lot of information and read a lot of literature. Regarding vaccination, I saw some parents talking about vaccination with cowpox. In fact, the cowpox transplantation method was invented in Europe. The success rate is very low, and it happens by chance.

Pox-infected cow.

The method of cultivating cowpox was invented in Europe in the 18th century. After the invention, a large number of people still died. Smallpox killed nearly 100 million people.

More than 100 million!

Dear friends, can you imagine why they made smallpox so scary?

In China, the method of variolation appeared as far back as the 11th and 12th centuries in the Song Dynasty. At that time, the technology was immature, and the variolation might lead to death. It was only on a small scale and was highly controversial; by the 10th year of the Kangxi reign,

In the seventh century, variolation technology had gradually matured!

Cowpox is a pox that occurs on cows, and variola is a pox that occurs on humans.

Later, smallpox caused almost no deaths.

Why people still think smallpox is scary is because modern people have read too many Western medical allusions.

You may ask, why when talking about the defense against smallpox nowadays, the first thought is to kill people like crazy, and the second thing is about cowpox cultivation method?

It seems that vaccination with cowpox is the best way to treat smallpox?

My humble opinion is that the reason lies in the Republic of China!

In the early years of the Republic of China, there was a massive campaign to ban Chinese medicine and promote Western medicine. By that time, Japan had already abolished Chinese medicine and only used Western medicine.

Firstly, China has spread Western learning to the east, and everything is scientific, and the yin-yang and five elements emphasized in traditional Chinese medicine are regarded as dross; secondly, China has learned everything from Japan.

The movement to ban traditional Chinese medicine has been going on for nearly 30 years. Then, the Nanjing government issued a policy prohibiting traditional Chinese medicine practitioners from running schools. This was already a policy to kill traditional Chinese medicine. If schools are not established and there is no transmission from person to person, how can traditional Chinese medicine continue? And the old traditional Chinese medicine doctors are

After a long battle, in 1930 (I am too lazy to check the specific date, please check it yourself if you are interested), the Nanjing government changed its policy. Traditional Chinese medicine can run schools, but they can only be run by private individuals. The state does not provide offices.

Standing.

Even though we won, it was a tragic victory. Now I feel heartbroken when I think about it.

Since the Republic of China, Western medicine has grown rapidly in China, and its treatment cases have also been touted and welcomed in China.

Therefore, Western medicine was regarded as the best treatment option for treating smallpox and cowpox.

In fact, everyone has their own debates. Which one is better, I don’t know.

All I know is that the invention of cowpox was seven or eight centuries later than the Chinese method of variolation, and a large number of people died after its invention. In ancient China, the most deaths were usually caused by wars, not plagues...
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