Chapter 324: Small Medical Hall


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    Madam Zhou was surprised. She felt that Su Binn had just built a tofu factory but already wanted to build an embroidery shop. She thought Su Binn had been too busy.


    Su Binn was too capable and made one’s heart ache.


    “Yes, Aunt Zhou, I n to build an embroidery shop so that many people in our vige who can’t handle physical work can work there,” Su Binn exined.


    Madam Zhou sighed inwardly. “You’re always thinking for others.”


    She could tell that Su Binn was in a hurry to build an embroidery shop mainly because she was thinking about the vigers. If it weren’t for Su Binn, Su Teng vige would not have undergone such a huge change.


    “You should take care of yourself too. You’re still young, so don’t tire yourself out.”


    Su Binn knew Madam Zhou’s heart ached for her. “Don’t worry, Aunt Zhou,” she exined smilingly, “I’ll hire people to work when the shop isplete. I won’t be tired. I had the wool washed and dried, so I can’t leave it there. I want to use wool to make clothes.”


    There are also some handicrafts and others. When the embroidery shop made them, they’ll have a vast market.


    However, Madam Zhou did not know how to embroider. “I don’t understand what you’re saying, but your Aunt Ding Wan is excellent at embroidering. The things she embroiders are lovely. Her embroidering skills are passed down from her ancestors and not to outsiders.”


    “I’ve told my aunt that she’ll be helping me look after the embroidery shop after she has recovered,” Su Binn said.


    Madam Zhou thought for a moment and pped. “That’s right. Ding Wan is the most suitable person to do this. You can ask her to help you look after the embroidery shop. She’ll be thrilled.”


    Madam Zhou also did not inquire about the embroidery shop. However, she thought of something and asked, “Also, I heard you’ll take half a day every week to give free consultations to the vigers?


    Su Binn nodded, “Yes, our vige is free of charge, but the cost of medicine is separate. However, everyone can take the prescription I give them to town to get medicine, or you can get medicine from Wenxiu.


    “Everyone is free to do as they please, but the people from other viges will have to pay the consultation fee.”


    “Everyone is grateful to you, Binn,” Madam Zhou’s eldest daughter-inw said lowly.


    “That’s true. The people from other viges are envious of our vige,” Madam Zhou said.


    “Now, the people from other viges want to be a part of our vige,” Madam Zhou’s eldest daughter-inw said smilingly, “Two days ago, someone came to ask about Xueye and wanted to find him a good match.”


    “Xueye is only fourteen years old, so he’s too young to get married,” Madam Zhou said seriously.


    “That’s right. I told you I’m still early in my studies, and I’m also devoted to them. I didn’t think about these things.”


    Madam Zhou looked at Su Wenxiu. “Wenxiu, someone must’ve spoken to your mother, but she respected you, so she probably didn’t tell you about it.” “Aunt Zhou,” Su Wenxiu said shyly, lowering his head.


    Madam Zhou smiled. “I know you’re studying medicine now. You have your ideas, just like your sister. Don’t worry. Your mother said she would respect your opinions.”


    “Yes. ”


    “By the way, Aunt Zhou, I’m here to ask my uncle and Xueye to help me renovate my old house into a small medical hall,” Su Binn said, “This way, it’ll be more convenient for everyone toe and see Wenxiu for consultations.”


    She wanted to sav “small clinic,” but her uncle and the others probably would


    not understand. That was why she said it was a medical hall instead.


    Su Zhengde immediately understood. “Don’t worry, Binn. I’ll send some people to renovate the old house tomorrow morning.”


    Su Binn took out the blueprint and showed it to Su Zhengde. “Uncle Zhengde, just make it like this.”


    Su Zhengde quickly knew what to do. “I understand that it’s simple. We’ll make minor changes if we don’t need to rebuild it. We’ll have enough time in the morning.”


    Su Xueye was curious and came over to look at the blueprint. “Aunt Binn, is this the blueprint for the small medical hall you were talking about?”


    Su Binn noticed his interest and exined, “There are three rooms, one stove, and two brick beds in that house. We should leave the stove and one brick bed in there.


    “There’s a brick tform and a bed in this room. We can use that as a resting ce or an operating room. Let’s turn that room into a hall where we can receive patients.


    “Then, let’s put a few stools in the yard so that everyone can sit there and line up to rest. We’ll do it this way first and renovate it againter. We can also turn the courtyard into a hall and…” Su Binn exined to Su Xueye in detail what everything would look like after the transformation.


    “That’s right. It’s much simpler and more convenient than the Hundred Herbs Hospital in town. Everyone has a ce to rest,” Su Xueye sighed.


    Su Wenxiu added, “If there are too many people in Hundred Herbs Hospital, no one will have a ce to rest. They’ll have to wait outside.


    “Many people will faint when the weather gets hot during the summer, and it’ll get too cold during the winter. That i s why it’s better to renovate our house like this, right, Little Sister?”


    After discussing things, Su Binn and Su Wenxiu went home. Su Zhengde brought Su Xueye and a few other workers to the renovation site the following day. If many people worked together, a simple modification would be swift.


    So after lunch, Su Binn hung a sign at the old house’s door that read “Su Family Clinic.” Many people lined up at the entrance when the ce opened in the afternoon.


    Everyone greeted Su Binn enthusiastically. They also carried baskets in their hands with gifts inside. Some filled their baskets with wild vegetables,


    homemade food, and eggs.


    “Everyone, bring back what you brought. I’m not taking anything,” Su Binn said. She was serious about it. She felt that perhaps everyone felt terrible for receiving free treatment, so they brought her some things.


    However, others who did not bring her gifts would feel embarrassed. For the vigers, a basket of wild vegetables couldst several days. That was why Su Binn was earnest. She would not ept anything from the vigers, no matter what.


    Since Su Binn did not ept gifts, many people sighed in relief. Some mustered their courage toe for a consultation, afraid others would criticize them if they did not bring enough gifts.


    Still, Su Binn did not ept anything from anyone, so there was noparison. It would also make them feel better.


    Everyone was very nervous, but Su Binn and Su Wenxiu sat inside, so they gave each person a number te. The vigers only entered after the Su siblings called their number.


    The first person was a woman from the vige who had brought in her daughter. “Miss Su, my daughter has been eating bad food for the past two days. She said her stomach hurts.”


    Su Binn looked at the woman and said, “She ate something that went bad, so I’ll just prescribe some medicine, and she’ll be fine.”


    Then she gave the woman a prescription. The woman held the prescription and asked carefully, “Miss Su, how much does it cost to get the medicine? The woman Imew the medicinal herbs in town were costly but did not know how much exactly. She even wondered if she needed to pool together some money to buy the medicine.


    “I don’t know how much it’ll cost in town,” Su Binn said, “But if you buy it from me, it’s five copper coins per dose.”


    Everyone was shocked when Su Binn said five copper coins.


    “Five copper coins for one dose? Miss Su, I… Did you misspeak?” The woman’s hand that was holding the prescription trembled.


    “I’ve never heard of medicine being so cheap.”


    The vigers had gone to get medicine from doctors, but one dose would typically cost at least a few hundred copper coins..