At the entrance of the Experimental Primary School, two security guards were maintaining order, while two other staff members with badges were registering the information of those entering and exiting. After verification, they handed out a card with personal information and the time and place of the interview printed on it.
Lu Jiu walked over slowly, noticing that the street was unusually crowded today, especially with many vehicles.
He couldn't help but wonder, since when did Jianghan City have so many traditional Chinese medicine practitioners?
Many patients had complained to Lu Jiu that when they got sick, Western medicine didn't help, and finding a traditional Chinese medicine doctor was like looking for a needle in a haystack.
But today, it seemed they were all flocking here.
It seemed this Chinese medicine teacher was clearly a good gig.
"Name."
"Lu Jiu."
"Independent clinic?"
"Yes."
