Lin Wanwan has been really busy recently. Because she wants to build a pig farm in Mozhu Village, she has bought a lot of pig raising courses.
In addition, I have to read medical books all day long, and occasionally have to learn weaving and farming, so there is not enough time. In this way, I have already taken advantage of the time difference between the two worlds!
Watching TV and movies is naturally dispensable to her. She can pass the time in her free time, but it will never be her normal life.
After finishing the two live classes on scientific pig farming theory in the evening, Lin Wanwan watched the farming video for a while, then memorized medical books for a while, then set the alarm clock and lay down to sleep.
Tomorrow she will go to the family compound in the west area of Gudu University to become a disciple, where Mr. Liang, a traditional Chinese medicine doctor, and his wife currently live.
The apprenticeship ceremony had been prepared long ago. A piece of Hui ink from the Tang Dynasty. Lin Wanwan sent someone to buy it from a book store in the East City of Chang'an City. Although it is not the best ink from the Tang Dynasty (the best ink can be bought in ordinary book stores)
If you don't get it, it will be confirmed as soon as it appears), but it is already rare.
In addition, Lin Wanwan also prepared the six traditional rituals of apprenticeship such as dried meat, parsley, lotus root, red dates, longan, and red beans.
Ancient rituals have always been used in the inheritance of traditional Chinese medicine, because if a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner wants to become a master, he must copy the instructions and teach them step by step, so the ancient rituals cannot be abolished.
The heirs accepted at the Traditional Chinese Medicine Apprenticeship Ceremony organized by the Health and Medical Commission are naturally different from the apprentices accepted privately by the old Chinese medicine practitioners themselves.
Lin Wanwan was lucky enough to be favored by a famous doctor. It was her luck.
When Lu Shouyue heard this, his expression suddenly changed: "Wanwan, I have been away for eleven days this time."
After I got dressed and had my hair tied up, the doorbell rang.
Lu Shouyue's heart suddenly felt cold. He felt like it had been three autumns since he had not seen her for a day. He would rather be a trapeze artist and stay by her side.
"Really? It would be nice if I met you earlier."
This year he flew on private planes more frequently than in the past few years combined, but she didn't care. She even misremembered how long he had been gone.
The door opened, and the half-dressed beauty, exuding a lazy air that had not completely dissipated, suddenly came into his eyes.
Everyone present tacitly agreed to wear either Tang suit or Hanfu, which was antique and looked very Chinese at first sight.
Because someone was waiting, Lin Wanwan was very fast this time, barely regaining some of her student demeanor, and had her hair combed and light makeup put on within ten minutes.
Lu Shouyue's eyes were suffocated. He didn't expect to see such a beautiful scene. He looked calm on the surface, but his throat was already tight, and his chest was beating violently. Lin Wanwan could always tease his heart easily.
While sitting in the car chatting, Lin Wanwan asked casually: "Teacher Lu, have you done anything good after only returning to Yongcheng for four or five days this time?"
Lu Shouyue's voice was different from usual. Lin Wanwan looked up at him strangely, only to see that his face turned red.
Lin Wanwan held her half-combed hairstyle with one hand and went to the gate to open the door.
After the ceremony, Lin Wanwan recited an excerpt from "The Great Physician's Sincerity" in front of the statue of the Medicine Saint Patriarch, expressing her determination to care about the common people and hang the pot to help the world.
Lin Wanwan immediately lowered her head and looked at herself. There seemed to be nothing wrong. What was going on?
When going to the Family Courtyard in the West District of Gudu University, Lin Wanwan took the car of Lu Shouyu, who was also going to Gudu University today.
In the Tang Dynasty, Lin Wanwan was considered a person with no etiquette, but in modern times, dressed in ancient costume and reciting ancient Chinese prose loudly, she is simply a model of etiquette - the kind that can be used as an etiquette teacher in movies and TV dramas.
"Sorry, Teacher Lu, I haven't finished dressing up yet. If you want to continue dressing up, you can do it yourself." Lin Wanwan opened the door and went back to the dressing mirror on the sink to continue combing her hair.
In addition to the couple, Mr. Liang's family also has two famous doctors in the field of traditional Chinese medicine as witnesses, as well as Mr. Liang's two apprentices in the ancient capital. One of them was also responsible for filming the entire apprenticeship ceremony today.
Not to mention the historical nature of this hairpin, just the perfect appearance of it being produced by the palace is remarkable.
The jadeite craftsmanship above is to paste kingfisher feathers on a gold hairpin. In modern society, due to the protection of birds, the jade green craftsmanship has long become a masterpiece.
For a moment, Lu Shouyue didn't want to say anything anymore. Feeling that his sincerity was being trampled on, he sent Lin Wanwan to the gate of the Family Court in the West District of Gudu University with a cold and handsome face, and left without saying a word.
Modern clothes are better, after all, they are very convenient, and your hair can be simply worn in a low ponytail or left open, but wearing Tang-style Hanfu and doing classic buns is more time-consuming.
It has to be said that Lin Wanwan, who was used to being served in the Tang Dynasty, is really not very fast when it comes to self-reliance now, and it is difficult to switch from luxury to frugality.
For this apprenticeship ceremony, Lin Wanwan dressed up quite grandly.
She is now preoccupied with apprenticeship matters and everything else has to be put on the back burner.
Today he rarely brought a chef, but only two simple food boxes.
The bodyguards who were driving in the car could feel Lu Shouyue's unhappiness, but Lin Wanwan, who had just got off the car, didn't notice it at all. After saying goodbye happily, she walked towards Mr. Liang's home.
Lin Wanwan was stunned, has it been so long?
Because of the time difference between the two worlds, Lin Wanwan actually lived her life in a bit of a blur. She couldn't determine the date without looking at the calendar. She really didn't notice that she hadn't seen each other for so many days.
I can bring you delicious food every day and not let you suffer.
"Okay." Lu Shouyue responded in a low voice and walked into the house.
The next morning, as soon as the alarm clock rang, Lin Wanwan got up and put on exquisite Hanfu. She planned to get a simple hairpin, but the hairpin used to fix it was not simple. It was a green feather hairpin given by Li Shimin himself.
Walking back to the table and seeing the food box that had been laid out, Lin Wanwan said casually: "Teacher Lu, you are so corrupt. This lunch box is worth my food expenses for a month when I was studying."
Such a stern big man blushed for no reason early in the morning, but he was actually a bit cute.
"Hey, is it already seven o'clock?" Lin Wanwan was surprised that she dressed, washed and combed her hair so slowly.
She had set an alarm for six o'clock, but an hour later she still hadn't finished it. I remember when she was working as an etiquette part-time in college, she could put on light makeup in five minutes.
Needless to say, it must be Lu Shouyue.
In the traditional Chinese medicine apprenticeship ceremony, tea is served first, then the apprenticeship sticker is presented, and finally the apprentice kneels down to thank the teacher. After the apprentice hands over the "Xiu", the master presents a copy of "The Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic".
Everyone present was satisfied with her performance and nodded secretly.
Lin Wanwan has now become a person with a provenance in modern times.
Not to mention the three famous old Chinese doctors and professors, the two freshly minted middle-aged seniors standing next to her are already directors of their respective hospitals.
From now on, in the field of Chinese medicine, she can be regarded as a "famous teacher".
Thinking about it this way, it makes no sense not to open a Chinese medicine hall. She doesn't have to go to the clinic every day, but at least she can exchange medicinal materials between the two worlds.