0p0 Chapter 408 Special Medicine
Chapter 408 Special Medicine
The Information Department was directly under the jurisdiction of the emperor. The director was a third-rank official and was granted a residence, ten thousand taels of silver, and Wanjuanshu was incorporated into the Information Department. From then on, Wanjuanshu became the official bookstore of the Great Chu.
Yuan Qizi was not the first paratrooper since the founding of the Great Chu Dynasty, but he was the highest-ranking one among the few paratroopers.
After receiving the Master's admonition, Yuan Qizi's first feeling after hearing the reward was not ecstasy or excitement, but a wake-up call in his heart.
The emperor values Wan Juan Shu so much and has given him such a great honor. I wonder how many people will be envious and resentful of him. He must fulfill his duties and not make any wrong steps, otherwise he will not have a good ending.
Although he was thinking about it, Yuan Qizi remained calm. He accepted the imperial decree, thanked the emperor, and moved into the palace granted by the emperor. He immediately began to take up his post.
On the day Yuan Qizhi took office, the emperor summoned him to the palace and gave him a task, requiring him to distribute ten thousand volumes of books to all counties and prefectures of Da Chu within ten years, and to establish a national Da Chu monthly newspaper while establishing weekly newspapers in each county and prefecture.
Yuan Qizi suddenly felt a lot of pressure, but he didn't dare to say anything to refuse since he couldn't disobey the imperial order.
The emperor was not an idiot who only knew how to make requests but did not provide help to his subordinates. He gave Yuan Qizi privileges, allowing him to raise any needs he had, and the six ministries and various departments of the court would fully cooperate with his actions.
Yuan Qizi secretly breathed a sigh of relief and said that since the emperor had given the order, he would do his best to carry it out. However, this was a serious matter and he needed to go back and consider it carefully and list the action plan. The emperor would then make a decision after reviewing it.
The emperor readily agreed. After Yuan Qizi returned, he locked himself in his study and pondered over the plan based on his previous experience in managing tens of thousands of books. He finally finished the first draft within three days.
He sent the revised plan to the emperor, who read it and approved it with a stroke of his pen.
After receiving the emperor's approval, Yuan Qizi began his career as an official traveling around.
With the emperor as his backer, the construction of Wanjuanshu was smoother than ever before. The cooperation of various court departments and the insight of local officials enabled Yuan Qizi to complete the tasks assigned to him within the deadline set by the emperor, making Wanjuanshu a nationally famous chain brand.
Although the process was somewhat different from what was expected, fortunately the result was what Lin Chuyi wanted. In addition, due to the development of Wanjuanshu over the years, the various professional books written by Lin Chuyi have been able to play a role in various regions, which has actually changed the way people work and improved labor efficiency.
Many of Lin Chuyi's pen names are also well known to the public, and the gratitude of the people to the authors of these books has turned into experience points and merit points, which are gathered on Lin Chuyi's task progress bar, helping her to move one step closer to mission success.
Like the Ten Thousand Volumes of Books, there is also an industry that earned Lin Chuyi a large amount of experience points and merit points, and there is also the medical hall that Lin Miao is in charge of.
The Medical Hall has reached an in-depth cooperation with the Vocational College and jointly established a specialized hospital.
Students who choose medical majors in vocational colleges will complete basic courses in the vocational colleges, choose their own professional direction in the second year of enrollment, and decide whether to become a general practitioner or a specialist in the future.
If you choose to become a general practitioner, your future career direction is to open a private clinic in a village or town, or be hired to become a resident doctor in a clinic or pharmacy, using the knowledge you have learned to solve some simple illnesses for patients, accumulating experience over time and improving your medical skills.
If you choose to become a specialist doctor, your future career direction will be to become a specialist physician in a professional hospital, responsible for treating some difficult and complicated diseases that ordinary doctors in clinics cannot solve.
Of course, in addition to these options, they have another choice, which is to serve as teaching teachers in vocational colleges to solve the problem of insufficient number of professional teachers.
The large-scale opening of vocational colleges has provided Lin Miao's medical school with a large number of medical students with a learning foundation. Providing them with in-depth teaching on this basis will save a lot of time in the initial training.
This change allowed Lin Miao to devote more energy to pharmaceutical manufacturing.
She selected students with outstanding medical talents and willingness to devote themselves to pharmaceutical manufacturing to form a pharmaceutical team, led by her, and together they developed a number of special-effect drugs.
These special medicines solved a series of diseases such as colds and fevers that were common and easy to treat in later generations, but can be fatal now. They saved many lives and indirectly changed the fate of many families. They also produced preventive pills such as anthelmintic pills and smallpox pills, which successfully prevented children from being killed by such diseases.
Due to the uncontrollable shelf life and product quality of pills, Pharmacy cannot open stores across the country in a short period of time like other industries.
In order to expand the influence of these special medicines, save more families, and also to prevent someone from controlling the recipes of special medicines to make huge money and make huge profits, making it impossible for poor people to afford the medicines.
Lin Miao compiled the various prescriptions he developed into a book under his real name, and had it printed and published by Wanjuanshu, which was sold to the public and made known to the world.
Lin Miao's move caused a great uproar among the people at that time. All the doctors in various places rushed to Wanjuanshu in order to buy Lin Miao's works as soon as possible. Even the imperial physicians in the palace were not immune.
Many of them still hold old ideas, believing that medical skills should not be passed on to outsiders and that prescriptions should be kept secret, let alone such precious and effective prescriptions.
After Lin Miao developed effective medicines time and time again, although they were reluctant to admit it, they had already determined in their hearts that this young woman, Lin Miao, had better medical skills than them.
But no one had thought that Lin Miao would make such a precious thing public. After reading the "Medical Prescriptions" written by Lin Miao, seeing the exquisiteness of Lin Miao's prescriptions, and understanding the reasons why she did so, both the doctors in the Imperial Hospital and the folk doctors were convinced by Lin Miao.
They believe that Lin Miao is a doctor with real medical skills and medical ethics, and regard her works as classics, making them must-read books for doctors.
When the emperor learned of Lin Miao's deeds, he was deeply moved and gave Lin Miao the title of "miracle doctor". He had her deeds published in the Da Chu Monthly so that the people of Da Chu would know about her contribution.
This act of the emperor made Lin Miao famous among the people of Da Chu. In some places, due to the harsh environment, the probability of local people getting sick and dying was very high, but with the emergence of special medicines, many of them survived the diseases that would have been fatal in the past.