A Journey Through the Worlds of Film and Television

After the operation, Lu Cheng did not leave and stayed in the hospital. After the anesthetic wore off, Lu Cheng prepared two more bottles of IV drips and asked the nurse to give the child an injection. After confirming that the child's life was saved, the child's father immediately knelt down to Lu Cheng: "Doctor, thank you, thank you!" "Okay, get up quickly, this is what we doctors should do." The three doctors on the side were completely impressed by Lu Cheng's medical skills at this moment. After the child's condition stabilized, they sat aside and asked Lu Cheng some medical questions, and Lu Cheng answered them one by one. Three hours after the operation, the child's condition was completely stable and he fell into a deep sleep. Lu Cheng glanced at the child's father and knew that this family should also be very poor, but the child had just undergone surgery and needed to supplement nutrition to recover.

Then, Lu Cheng went out for a walk and came back with ten kilograms of millet and two kilograms of eggs.

"The child just had surgery and is a little malnourished. Starting tomorrow, cook some millet porridge for the child, and add a poached egg the day after tomorrow."

The child's father looked at the things in Lu Cheng's hand, but he didn't dare to take it: "Doctor, I... I don't have money."

"I don't want your money, this is what I bought for the child."

"Doctor, I will kowtow to you a few more times."

Lu Cheng hurriedly grabbed the child's father: "No, kowtow again will shorten my life. I happened to come to the commune today, and this child was also sent here by chance. It means that I have a fate with this child. It is right to save her. Don't think too much, taking good care of the child is the most important thing.

By the way, you said before that there were other children who also ate roasted rats, how are they doing? ? Is there any vomiting or diarrhea? "

"Yes, two children vomited, but it doesn't look that serious."

Lu Cheng nodded, then looked at Dr. Wang beside him: "Doctor Wang, can you lend me your bicycle? I'll take some medicine and go to the village to check."

"No problem, I'll go with you."

Another young doctor stood up immediately: "Doctor Wang, you are the best in our health center, you should stay and take charge. I'll take Dr. Lu to the countryside. Besides, I've been to that village and I'm familiar with the road."

"Okay, be careful on the road."

After that, Lu Cheng and the young doctor Xiao Li rode their bicycles and went to the countryside with their medicine boxes on their backs.

After arriving in the village and asking the villagers about the situation, Lu Cheng and the others went directly to the homes of the two children and checked the children's conditions.

The other two who ate the roasted field mice were both boys, and they were stronger and had relatively mild symptoms, but they also vomited and had diarrhea for a while, and are now lying at home.

These days, many families are so poor that they can’t even afford to eat, and they don’t have money to see a doctor. If they are sick, they can only endure it. Minor illnesses can be endured, but any slightly more serious illness may kill people directly.

Lu Cheng immediately prescribed medicine for the two children, watched them take it, and then left.

It was already evening when he returned to the commune.

The little girl who was rescued before had woken up at this time.

After seeing Lu Cheng, the little girl weakly called "Uncle".

Lu Cheng showed a gentle smile and touched the little girl's head: "Don't eat anything randomly in the future."

The little girl nodded, stretched out her little hand and wanted to touch Lu Cheng's face, but because her little arm was too short, she couldn't reach it.

Lu Cheng took the initiative to lower his head, and didn't dislike the little girl's hands that were still covered with dust, and let the little girl touch his face.

"Uncle, when I grow up, I want to be a doctor."

"Then you must study hard."

"Uncle, can I know your name?"

"Of course, my uncle's name is Lu Cheng, Lu for land, Cheng for honesty."

After talking to the little girl for a while, Lu Cheng left and went to another room to sit down and talk with the three doctors.

"Doctor Wang, this situation today should not be uncommon, right?"

"That's right. Every year when the harvest is scarce, the villagers can only look for food everywhere. Sometimes, it is inevitable that some children will eat something they shouldn't eat, and when they are sent to our health center, it is too late. To be honest, we have seen this kind of thing a lot."

In the original play, there was a child named Hanwa in Shichuan Village where Zhong Yuemin lived. He also had a severe stomachache after eating roasted rats. Zhong Yuemin ran more than 30 miles with the child on his back.

It is too late to send them to the health center.

"Doctor Wang, Doctor Liu, I have an idea. Do you think it will work? Aren't there educated youths in each village? These educated youths have a certain level of education, and many of them are high school graduates.

Why don't we discuss with the leaders of the commune and organize a training class in our commune health center, select one or two educated youths from each village, come to the training class to participate in the training, and learn some basic medical knowledge and knowledge of disease prevention.

First, we can popularize some medical knowledge to the people, so that they don't eat anything carelessly. Second, these trained doctors can also treat some diseases such as headaches, fevers and colds, so that the villagers don't have to travel a long way to see the doctor. I have to go to the commune clinic to see a doctor.

Do you think this idea is feasible? "

"I think it is feasible. I read in the newspaper some time ago. It seems that someone in Jiangsu and Zhejiang is running this barefoot doctor training class. However, others are all county-level units that have started, and our commune may not have the ability to do so. Moreover, there are only three doctors in our clinic, with limited energy and level."

"Then talk to the commune leaders first, and then the commune leaders will report to the county."

"No problem, I will go to the commune leaders to talk about this matter tomorrow morning."

After the few people agreed, Lu Cheng also wrote down some of his ideas and left them to Dr. Wang for reference.

After finishing all this, Doctor Wang saw that it was getting late, so he said, "Lu Cheng, it's getting late, why don't you stay for dinner tonight, stay overnight, and go back tomorrow."

"Doctor Wang, I appreciate your kindness. But if I don't go back tonight, my classmates will be worried."

"Okay, then you can ride my bike back first. When you are free in the next two days, you can send it to me. Anyway, I basically live in the health center during this period, and I can't use the bike for the time being."

"Then I won't be polite."

When Lu Cheng rode his bike back to Baidian Village, it was completely dark. Li Kuiyong and Qin Ling were still waiting for Lu Cheng to come back for dinner.

As soon as they met, everyone hurriedly asked Lu Cheng why he came back so late. Lu Cheng simply told what happened today, and then went back to the house and began to write and draw on paper, preparing to write a letter to the county leaders to propose the barefoot doctor training class.

In fact, as early as last year, Shanghai's Wenhui Magazine reported the deeds of two rural doctors serving the grassroots, and the term "barefoot doctor" began to spread.

This year, doctors have been organized to compile the "Barefoot Doctor Handbook", and next year this "Barefoot Doctor Handbook" will be thoroughly circulated.

In "Ordinary World", Lu Cheng had worked as a barefoot doctor for many years, received training, and had extremely rich experience in rural medical work.

Therefore, Lu Cheng also directly combined some experience and put forward many suggestions for the establishment of a barefoot doctor training class.

Rather than a letter, it is better to say that it is a feasibility report on barefoot doctor training.