Reborn Bao Guowei, I really didn’t want to be a great writer!

Chapter 64 I also understand a little bit

"High-temperature sterilization? Or alcohol? But for these patients, it seems to be meaningless and cannot be cured."

Fang Xinchuan frowned and replied after some thought.

There was no emotion in the words, it was still as if they were discussing academic matters.

"High-temperature sterilization can be used to prevent and treat diseases such as cholera, but that's not what I mean."

Bao Guowei shook his head. After thinking about it, he had no intention of hiding the method of preparing allicin.

This is not actually a core technology, but it is extremely important to solve the current problem.

For Chinese people who do not yet have drug tolerance, this drug may be life-saving!

At this time, worrying about foreigners stealing is secondary.

Moreover, Bao Guowei had a very good impression of Chu Huiseng. Historically, he was a patriotic person with excellent character. It would be right to leave it in his hands.

It’s just that the researcher in front of me is not reliable.

"What are you two talking about? Can you also talk to me about it?"

Chu Huiseng, who was opposite, had long noticed the conversation between the two people, and heard a lot of jargon, and now he became interested.

Fang Xinchuan's face was originally Fu Jing Fubo's. When he heard the sentence "High-temperature sterilization can be used to prevent and treat cholera," his eyes suddenly lit up.

During this period, unlike later generations, it was common sense to drink boiled water and sterilize food at high temperatures.

Most people are still ignorant about medical and health-related knowledge.

Even some of the literature present may not be understood by everyone, but this Bao Guowei has done some research?

He glanced at Bao Guowei and then said to Chu Huiseng.

"This kid's words are quite interesting. He seems to have some insights into preventing and treating epidemics."

"Oh?" Chu Huiseng was a little surprised. He immediately stopped at Bao Guowei and couldn't help asking. "Guowei actually knows something about medicine?

Bao Guowei nodded slightly and replied: "I know a little bit."

Zhang Taiyan was taking some time off to eat his stinky tofu.

Hearing Bao Guowei's words, he couldn't help but look up, his eyes seemed to say something else.

WTF? Apprentice, when did you learn medicine? I do not know how?

He immediately put down his chopsticks and sat upright.

Bao Guowei no longer pretended to be ignorant. If he wanted Chu Huiseng to adopt his method, he must first convince him, and then said.

"Students have read some foreign reports on epidemic prevention and control, and I have roughly summarized some experiences to share with you gentlemen."

He first set a tone to avoid suspicion.

“Although epidemics such as typhoid fever, influenza, and cholera occurred at the same time, they cannot be generalized.

For example, the main transmission route of diseases such as typhoid fever and cholera is fecal-oral, that is, through food and water sources.

As far as I know, the drinking water problem for ordinary residents in large and small cities in China is still a problem, and water source pollution is the top priority for prevention and control. "

After hearing this, Fang Xinchuan no longer had any doubts. He nodded slightly towards Chu Huiseng to express his agreement.

Although Chu Huiseng is not proficient in medicine, he still understands these conditions, he also added.

"Water source pollution is indeed a long-standing problem, and the spread of diseases is frustrating. In most cities, residents have different drinking methods for river water, tap water, and well water, making it difficult to plan uniformly."

Cai Chunshou nodded repeatedly and couldn't help but ask: "It seems that I have some countermeasures, little friend?"

"There are quite a few. Gentlemen, please correct me."

Bao Guowei bowed his hand and appeared very humble, trying to sum up the prevention and control methods for future generations as cautiously and rigorously as possible.

"To prevent and control the epidemic, we must follow the principle of divide and conquer, and adopt different treatment methods in stages."

"I would like to hear the details!" Chu Huiseng's eyes also shone and he straightened up.

"The first is source control, the second is isolation of channels, the third is centralized management, and the fourth is elimination and aftermath. Of course, one point is also very important. The publicity on disease prevention and control for ordinary people must keep up..."

Bao Guowei roughly summarized several points by referring to the relevant plans and knowledge of later generations.

Upon hearing this, Chu Huiseng no longer had any doubts.

There must be something in this kid's stomach. These words can't be made up, but they are a bit general, so he asked immediately. “Can Guowei elaborate on this?”

There was eagerness in his brows, and Bao Guowei gave him some examples after some thought.

"In terms of source control, firstly, lime can be used to disinfect in public areas, and secondly, chlorine disinfection can be used in drinking water sources and water plants. Distributing masks to residents for influenza is one of the best prevention methods."

"Face mask?"

Hearing this, Cai Chunshou couldn't help but have some doubts.

I often hear about masks, but I don’t often hear about masks. My face suddenly turned red.

"Hahahaha!"

Zhang Taiyan laughed so hard that he leaned forward and back, pointed at him and said.

"Brother Chun Shou doesn't seem to go to Western medicine hospitals often anymore. This mask is a mask to prevent and treat diseases. Don't think nonsense, don't think nonsense!"

Cai Chunshou smiled, looking a little embarrassed.

"You can't blame Mr. Cai. As far as I know, masks in China were invented and modified by Mr. Wu during the Northeastern plague 20 years ago. Today, the popularity rate is not high."

Chu Huiseng rescued him.

But Bao Guowei's countermeasures had already reached his heart, and he looked at the other party with more and more appreciation.

"It's true that famous teachers make great disciples! It's just that it's difficult to operate by just talking about it. It would be nice if there were detailed rules."

"Indeed, there is quite a lot of content and points to note. Non-students can explain it all in just a few words."

Bao Guowei paused and continued.

"Students can draft a charter in the near future and give Mr. Chu a reference."

"Yeah!"

Chu Huiseng stood up and clapped his hands repeatedly. In recent days, he had received all worries and bad news, but finally heard some good news.

So he picked up the wine glass and said, "Guowei, I thank you for the tens of thousands of people in Gusu City and Zhijiang Province."

Bao Guowei naturally clinked glasses with him.

"This is what students should do, but there are still some small inventions that I hope can help." When he said this, Bao Guowei glanced at Fang Xinchuan.

Chu Huiseng immediately understood and said: "Of course, Xinchuan, how about letting you and Guowei deal with the epidemic?"

Fang Xinchuan had long been interested in Bao Guowei and immediately agreed, "If you need help with anything, please tell me."

But he still turned to Bao Guowei in confusion and asked.

"I just don't know which university's medical department my friend graduated from?"

"Hahahahaha." Zhang Taiyan burst into laughter, and the previous seriousness on his face disappeared.

"Xinchuan, you are said to be dull-tempered, but Guowei is a high school student at Zhicheng Middle School and has not yet gone to college."

"The student is now a sophomore in high school." Bao Guowei said.

"It is so."

Fang Xinchuan's mouth opened wide. He couldn't believe that those countermeasures just came from the mouth of a high school student. He couldn't help but sigh.

"This reminds me of the talented student I met at National Chiao Tung University earlier. At the age of nineteen, he was as stunningly talented as you!"

Facing the continuous compliments from everyone, Bao Guowei responded humbly, and the atmosphere on the table suddenly became warm, sweeping away the previous gloomy atmosphere.

Zhang Taiyan, in particular, was particularly happy tonight. It was this apprentice who really made him look good!

At this time, Chu Huiseng seemed to have remembered something, and approached and asked: "By the way, didn't Brother Taiyan say before that he wanted to give Guowei a title on top of this literary meeting?"

Zhang Taiyan slapped his head and said, "Hey, that's right, look at my memory!"

Bao Guowei, who was immersed in cooking, raised his head and felt a little confused.

(End of this chapter)