Liu Shuqing felt a beam of white light covering her, and she felt her head dizzy. She held the desk, held her forehead with one hand, squinted her eyes and shook her head a few times.

After fainting, Liu Shuqing was surprised to find that there was a lot of professional Western medicine knowledge in her mind. It was not like watching movies in other people's lives when she received her memories, but really like she learned it step by step.

Liu Shuqing picked up the white paper and pencil on the table in disbelief and wrote a few words in a brush. Unexpectedly, she automatically wrote the fonts in her memory with her hands.

Her eyes stared at the handwriting on the paper, which was completely the handwriting of the original body. She closed her eyes and took a deep breath, then opened her eyes and wrote two lines of words.

There were two lines of characters clearly displayed on the paper, one line was the running regular script of dragons and phoenixes, and the other line was the beautiful small regular script. Seeing that the handwriting she had practiced for many years still made her breath of relief.

Miaomiao looked at Liu Shuqing's movements from the side, covering her little mouth with her hands and laughing.

Liu Shuqing said in a funny and angrily way: "Miaomiao, is it funny to see my sister making a fool of herself? Why don't you tell me what's going on? In an instant, I seem to have all the skills of my original body?"

"I have used the "inspiration" technique to you. You have also learned what you have learned in your body. It is the kind you have, not like before, knowing it but not knowing why."

Miaomiao let go of her hand covering her little mouth and explained to Liu Shuqing cutely.

Liu Shuqing was overjoyed when she heard this, and she raised Miaomiao's little face like a red apple. She kissed her with a whisper, "Miaomiao is so great. It seems to be a very difficult thing to my sister. It's easy for you to solve it."

Miaomiao covered her cheeks with embarrassing hands, but her eyes were bright. She was very happy to help her sister, but her sister was so enthusiastic. She kissed her little cheek every time, which made her shy.

Since she could switch handwriting freely, Liu Shuqing had no worries. After finishing her business opening, she asked her mother to help her bring some copybooks of running scripts and small calligraphy to practice. After a period of time, she could use her handwriting openly.

Liu Shuqing took out a blank piece of paper. She planned to draw the finished pattern of each style she had bought or seen before. Then draw an arrow to indicate the details.

She put a pencil to outline a set of tea tables. The shape of the tea table is in a shape of a few characters. The edges are designed with smooth lines. The edges are made of cloth rack materials, and the tabletops are made of bamboo sheets of uniform size and spaced two colors to form a striped splicing design.

It is equipped with four chairs with backrests. The main frame of the chair is still made of wooden, with the backrest and chair surface, and the decorative position under the chair surface is made of bamboo lattice weaving method.

The reason I drew this picture first was because this set of coffee table was placed in her study in her previous life, and she liked this set of coffee table very much.

I was thinking of going to the seller later and buying another set of bamboo sofas. Now I am afraid it will be realized here.

The finished picture makes Liu Shuqing painted it like a picture, and the photos in the magazine are as vivid as it is.

In order to let you uncles understand it in more detail, Liu Shuqing drew a quick drawing for each of them, using arrows to indicate what materials should be used in each place, and the size is roughly geometric.

Two sketches and one style were completed. Next she drew a set of sofas. The design of the sofa could not be completed with bamboo weaving. It was made of rattan with relatively tough material, and solid wood was used at the bottom, which was more solid.

The two single handrail sofas are also designed in a streamlined shape. A three-seater sofa is paired with a rectangular seamless coffee table. After the finished product, a moderately sized plexiglass is laid on the coffee table, and a few exquisite sponge cushions are customized. The traditional Chinese hand-crafted European-style furniture is definitely an attractive gimmick.

After stacking the design drawings of the two furniture, Liu Shuqing turned her slightly sore neck, then took out a piece of white paper to draw two folded office screens. One is a simpler style, cleverly using the thickness of the bamboo, and spaced it into waves up and down high and low.

Then insert the bamboo slices up and down from the wavy shape and grind it smoothly. Of course, these bamboo slices can have a little glossy color and look more beautiful.

The other is that it is designed with Chinese characteristics. The screen is designed with grid weaving method. It will look better if the bamboo sheets are dyed brown. Then the middle part can be equipped with hand-embroidered flowers and bird scenery, or fabrics with flowers and plants. It depends on the pricing.

With these furniture, Liu Shuqing temporarily put down other similar furniture designs.

She wanted to design a few small ornaments for people to place in offices, living rooms, etc.

I saw various animal shapes appear on the paper, with eagles looking down on the branches, sika deer with their heads raised and brightly colored mandarin ducks.

These small animals are difficult to make. For example, they are weaved by bamboo branches on the neck. For those with a more layered texture, they have to work slowly and work into thin pieces, and then stick them on them. The small animals are tentatively set to three types. If they are popular, they will draw more.

There are also some small water trucks, small wind chimes, Ferris wheels, small fang car, etc. Liu Shuqing designed eight styles in total, each with size indicated.

After drawing these artworks, Liu Shuqing rubbed her sore eyes and then put them away. She was not going to take them all out. After all, it was only a period of time. It would be enough to have one or two pieces for them to work. They might not be able to complete them all, and it would be bad if they lost them by then.

After putting away the drawings, Liu Shuqing gave up the idea of ​​practicing and was about to go to bed. She decided to have a good sleep first. She had to prescribe medicine for Shi Tie and his wife tomorrow. She was already very sorry if she couldn't take Shi Hai away today.

After ten hours, Miaomiao called her to practice acupuncture. Anyway, there was a tenfold difference in time, so she had the capital to be willful.

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The next day, it was another sunny day. Liu Shu came out of the space just as it was sunny and dawned.

She greeted Grandma Liu, who was doing exercise in the yard, and greeted Liu's father, and then carried a bag of medicinal herbs into the kitchen.

In the kitchen, Yang Min was already making breakfast. After saying a few words to Yang Min, Liu Shuqing picked up the casserole where she cooked medicine, added the medicinal materials and started boiling it with water.

In the morning, the yard of Liu Shuqing's house was filled with a strong smell of Chinese medicine, and even the breakfast was brought to the kitchen for her to eat.

Yang Min looked at her daughter busy in the kitchen with relief. Her performance after returning to the village made Yang Min feel sad and arrogant in her eyes. She is positive, cheerful and bright,
Chapter completed!