Chapter 67 China Team Captain
Over the next few days, Fu Bing found herself in an exceptionally busy period. To participate in the competition, the most important thing was obtaining a medical practice license. One major criticism of traditional Chinese medicine was the vague thresholds for entry. It was only in recent years that the concept of a medical practice license began to take shape. During these days, Elder Jiang and the masters of the Chinese medicine institutions provided her with standardized professional training, followed by a supervised test of her qualifications to practice medicine. After passing the test, Fu Bing officially gained her medical practice license, marking the end of her practicing medicine without one.
Practicing without a license was a sensitive issue, its seriousness varying. If someone decided to scrutinize it and stir up public opinion, Fu Bing could easily be made into a negative example. Traditional Chinese medicine relies heavily on talent and insight; deeper study often veers into esotericism and shamanism, appearing eccentric and inscrutable to the average person. Based on this premise, Elder Jiang and the seniors in the Chinese medicine field worked diligently to ensure all of Fu Bing’s initial procedures were handled meticulously, protecting her from slander over such minor matters.
Fu Bing’s experience these past days resembled her initial entrance into the entertainment industry: busy and tired. Every day, she got up before dawn and was drilled by Elder Jiang on numerous rules and the taboos of the competition. Time was becoming insufficient. The competition was imminent. Xiaomei helped Fu Bing pack her luggage. Fu Bing sat on the sofa, reviewing what she had learned over the past days.
Suddenly, Wu Shi entered from outside and sat opposite her.
Fu Bing sensed he had something to say and refocused. "What is it?"
Wu Shi handed her his phone. "She’s in trouble; I can’t accompany you to the competition."
Disappointment flashed in Fu Bing’s eyes, but it was hidden by the time she looked up.
"Xiaomei and Mu He will accompany me. There will be bodyguards at the base too, so you go take care of your own matters."
Their acquaintance was brief, yet Fu Bing inexplicably trusted him. If circumstances allowed, Wu Shi wouldn’t leave at this time, she thought.
Wu Shi looked deeply at her and said, "You need to take care of yourself. Safety is more important than results."