Storytelling Session of Doctors in the 1970S

(1) I heard that a beautiful female doctor came to the Second Hospital of Kunming City. She studied Chinese medicine and took pulses. She also had a habit of telling people stories. The director of the department told her several times that she would not change her mind. Who would have thought that a month later The old lady who came to see her had a toothache heard the story and found her long-lost son. The uncle who came to see the insomniac sent his adopted son with ulterior motives to the public security bureau. I came to see an only child with irregular menstrual periods and found out that my partner had a pregnant "ex-wife" who was living at home in the countryside. Doctor Chaoyan is hard to find, and patients come to the door one after another shouting: Master, please help me do the math. Chaoyan: This is a hospital, where you can see a doctor. Feudal superstition is not allowed. I just like to tell stories. Everyone: You are beautiful, you are right, we just like to listen to your stories. (2) Chaoyan was abandoned at the gate of the Taoist temple since he was a child, and was dragged up by several masters. When he was about to graduate from college, he returned home to inherit the Taoist temple, but suddenly received a notice from the Four Olds, requiring Taoist monks to return to the secular world. Okay, they were Taoist priests who lived in the fire, so it didn't matter if they didn't live in a Taoist temple. They just happened to find a job after graduation, but the master told her at this time that she still had a marriage contract. The other party was going to the military school this year, and the family wanted to arrange the marriage. Chaoyan despised his master's arranged marriage, but in order to give him face, he still thought he would go and see what this person looked like. Finally, she exclaimed, where did Master find such a good-looking and decent man? Is it an arranged marriage? Of course it's the face of the other party that can eat two more bowls of rice! Purpose: No matter what kind of environment you are in, you must stick to your heart