My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 510: Chapter 504: Hoping for something good to happen Chapter 510: Chapter 504: Hoping for something good to happen Perhaps this would be the least regretful thing Lin Yile ever did in her life, this time was no exception.

Lin Yile took a deep breath with all her might.

She told herself that she could do it, she could definitely do it.

Outside, a truck was already waiting for them.

It was one of those big trucks, loaded with essential medical supplies and some electronic equipment.

Once they got on, they found that the necessary electronic equipment was much larger than they had imagined.

Of course, it was also much more comprehensive.

It was capable of performing regular surgical procedures and major thoracic surgeries.

This was also the first time Tang Yuxin had taken on a task like this.

Besides the worry, there was also novelty, and the novel experience now clearly outweighed the worries and anxieties.

Gu Ning was also there.

She caught sight of him.

After all, he was the one standing in the front with a commanding presence that made him a formidable figure.

Tang Yuxin truly couldn’t remember where that man who had been busy in the kitchen came from.

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Did he come from above or was he dug out from the ground?

She took out her camera and took a picture.

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When she arrived, she had specifically asked if she could take photos.

Gu Ning said it was fine.

This was formal learning, there was no need for secrecy, it wasn’t confidential.

If she wanted to take photos, she could.

Inside the vehicle where they were sitting, it wasn’t too tiring.

They didn’t know where they were headed, but considering they had been on the road for about half an hour, it must be far.

The landscape around them was desolate, getting even more so the further they went, until they could hardly see any signs of human life.

Looking back from where they had come, she saw vehicles winding their way along the rough road.

Faintly, she could hear the sounds of singing from behind.

Despite being training, it somehow felt like a holiday as they had the leisure to sing.

Listening to others sing folk songs and popular songs, seeing everyone dressed uniformly, her mood was great.

“I really feel like I’m in the right place,” Lin Yile placed her hands on her chest, “I never thought that I could feel this enlightened under such an atmosphere.”

Initially, she had come here out of obligation.

Later, because of Tang Yuxin’s words—that she needed to find her own path in order to find her daughter—she felt forced into it.

So, she had remained at the hospital, worked hard and learned earnestly.

She wasn’t afraid of hardship, weariness, or filth.

Although she was new, she had already established a place for herself in the hospital.

At least, no one would say that she got there through connections, nor because she had taken a shortcut.

At the very least, patients would thank her, and some would even cry in her arms.

Now, she truly loved her profession.

She liked being a nurse, and she intended to be one for the rest of her life, a nurse in the main hospital.

After roughly another hour, the truck finally stopped.

Tents had already been set up in front, including tents for the medical staff, which had also been prepared.

Tang Yuxin and the others were not adept at this, but others had prepared everything for them.

The large equipment was all placed inside, and a generator was prepared outside.

If they needed to use it, all they had to do was pull the switch, and it would be available at any time.

They all started to get busy.

Some were cleaning, some were setting things up.

They made it into a makeshift operating room.

No matter what kind of surgery was needed, they would be ready.

They all hoped that their trip here would turn out to be unnecessary, and that they wouldn’t have to do anything.

In her previous life, Tang Yuxin kept herself to herself, focused on making money to support her man, who was an ungrateful wolf that married an aunt and forgot his wife.

So she had no idea about these things outside, had no foresight, and never bought lottery tickets.

If she had bought a lottery ticket, at least she could have made a fortune sooner and her father wouldn’t have had to work hard selling tapes to make capital.

Unfortunately, she didn’t make use of such a fantastic opportunity to change her life.

In essence, her rebirth meant she had to relive her life once again, relying on no one but herself.

She had to walk her own path, taking one step at a time.

And so far, she’s been fortunate not to take a wrong turn.

The tents have been set up inside and out.

Tang Yuxin and Lin Yile stood outside, watching a large group of people not far away.

They couldn’t get too close, but even from this distance, the uniform outfits were impressive.

It was a striking sight, and they didn’t look like students at all.

“I wish I was a man so I could learn martial arts and become a martial arts master,” Lin Yile sighed.

“If you were a man, how would you give birth to Qiqi?” Tang Yuxin gave Lin Yile an eye roll.

In this day and age, it’s good to eat more, but daydreaming should be kept to a minimum.

She found a rock and sat down.

Whether you’re a man or a woman, life is hard.

Lin Yile sat down as well.

“I really hope we come here for nothing.”

Tang Yuxin also hoped so, even if they were just for show, it would be fine.

Tang Yuxin took out her camera and took a few more photos.

However, because she was too far away, and there were too many people, she couldn’t make out any faces.

She was always looking for Gu Ning’s figure, but she couldn’t find him among the many people.

Gu Ning took this training very seriously.

She heard that they were going to participate in some kinds of international competitions.

Of course, such training happened periodically.

Gu Ning would organize it from time to time, although there were fewer people than this time.

Initially, they had three days for training.

From the very beginning, they were taught the meaning of standing like a pine tree and sitting like a bell, and what it meant to be a good son of China.

Tang Yuxin’s camera was already full of many pictures, and she had used quite some film.

Thankfully, she had brought many spare films with her, otherwise, she really didn’t know how she was going to take the rest of the pictures.

At this moment, a gust of wind blew on her face, bringing with it a chill that she couldn’t describe.

She reached out her hand and touched her face.

My god, was it snowing?

Looking up at the oppressive sky above her, it indeed had started to snow heavily.

“It’s snowing, let’s go inside,”

Lin Yile stood up, feeling a sudden chill.

She rubbed her hands together and quickly walked into the tent.

Tang Yuxin also stood up.

However, she couldn’t help but take another look at the neat formation in the distance that had remained motionless.