Du Heng thought about it for a while and said, "Let's gather everyone's opinions then. We'll schedule the training for after winter begins. However, there's something I need to trouble the Secretary with right away. Dr. Yu and I have prepared a manual on the use of common medications, based on prescribing patterns in our Health Clinic and the various villages. Could you help us get it printed?"
"How many copies do you need? Do I need to find someone to design the layout or something?"
"Let's get it designed. It should look good—attractive, yet primarily concise and clear. I want to distribute these booklets not only to the village clinics but, if possible, to every household."
Lu Zhongjiang frowned a little. "Dean, if we distribute it to every household, the printing cost will be very high. Should we charge for them then?"
Du Heng shook his head. "Let's not charge. This is a community service activity, and if we charge, the villagers definitely won't want them."
