Back to the 60s: The Struggle Career of a Charmed Wife

Feng Qingxue attended the training, surprisingly similar to high school students, she could go home once a week to do laundry and get food. Normally, she ate in the hospital staff canteen. If she had a Grain Ticket, she could use it to buy food, otherwise, she could exchange food.

Of course, she chose to use the Grain Ticket. She had a private stock of food to curb her hunger; even with the Grain Ticket, she bought very little food.

There were about thirty educated youths participating in the training; these were all who could come from manufacturing teams across the city. They were men and women, the oldest being in their thirties and the youngest sixteen or seventeen. Everyone was very diligent, studying with great eagerness.

After imparting half a month of basic medical knowledge, the hospital arranged for them to have clinical practice.

This practice did not involve them personally treating patients or performing surgeries. Instead, they were to learn from experienced doctors. Possibly considering gender differences, female youths were all assigned to the obstetrics and gynecology department.

Receiving births, postnatal care, etc., there wasn’t a single male youth.

Apart from Feng Qingxue, there were two other young men and women from a Traditional Chinese Medicine Family. They had been trained in medicine since childhood, even surpassing Feng Qingxue. As for the others, they had no foundation at all. Thus, while those people started from scratch, Feng Qingxue and the two medical heirs named Zhou Chengfeng and Chen Yuwan passed a certain assessment and could treat patients, diagnose, prescribe, and so on. Most of them were minor illnesses; the three of them were adept at it, their prescriptions never being denied by their supervising doctor.

Feng Qingxue cherished this rare clinical practice, as did the other two.

Being around each other day and night, they quickly formed a bond of revolutionary friendship.