Specialist in Traditional Medicine.

Summary

Ran Wei Xue arrives for an important exam, wearing his wedding suit, which now feels loose due to weight loss from years of construction work. Nervous about the assessment, he hopes to become a doctor, a role he believes is more respectable than his current job. In the waiting area, he encounters older applicants, including Ma Zhong Yuan, who encourages him. Conversations reveal that Ran Wei Xue has self-studied medicine, despite only having a middle school education. The event is significant for traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, as it offers opportunities for those previously sidelined. Fang Yan discusses the importance of recognizing true skills over formal qualifications, emphasizing that the purpose of medical qualifications is to eliminate quacks, not to hinder capable practitioners.

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