The Pretty Wife of General Jinxiu Huanian

Chapter 88 Surname Praise

On this day, Yunxi arrived at the streets of Beijing early and set up a free medical consultation stall as usual.

She had just put the things in place and before she had time to catch her breath, a large number of people gathered around her.

"Mrs. Yun, you are here again!" A middle-aged man carrying a basket shouted in a loud voice, and the wrinkles on his face were all smiling, full of gratitude and respect.

He took two steps at a time and approached the stall, rubbing his rough hands on the clothes.

Yunxi smiled and nodded in response: "Don't be anxious, come one by one." As she spoke, she neatly arranged the herbs in front of her.

At this time, a white-haired old woman came over, supported by someone. The old woman was trembling, her eyes full of joy. She held Yunxi's hand tightly, and her voice was a little trembling: "Mrs. Yun, thanks to you, my old illness is much better now!"

Yunxi said gently, "Mother-in-law, please rest and take your medicine on time." After that, she gently patted the back of her mother-in-law's hand.

There was a commotion in the crowd, and a young woman holding a child was seen struggling to squeeze to the front.

The woman's hair was a little disheveled, beads of sweat were on her forehead, and an anxious look was written on her face. The child whimpered in her arms, his little face flushed.

Yunxi quickly reached out and touched the child's forehead, frowned slightly, and said, "The child has a fever. I'll prescribe some medicine."

At this moment, a young woman came forward, holding a child. The child's face was red. Yunxi reached out and touched the child's forehead, saying, "The child has a fever. I'll prescribe some medicine."

The woman hurriedly thanked him: "Madam Yun, you are truly a living Bodhisattva!"

From time to time, the crowd could hear the praises of the people. The vegetable seller, wearing a blue apron, wiped her hands on it and said loudly, "Mrs. Yun is a skilled doctor with a kind heart. She is truly a blessing to us!"

My wife was so sick a while ago that she couldn't get out of bed. If it weren't for your miraculous healing skills, Madam Yun, I don't know how I would have gotten through the day!"

After saying that, the sister-in-law grinned, revealing a set of not very neat teeth.

"Yes, if it weren't for Madam Yun, I don't know how long this illness would have lasted!" The tall and thin man, who looked frail, covered his chest while speaking, his face still a bit pale after the illness. "I have been to several clinics for this illness and spent a lot of money, but it didn't get better.

Madam Yun, after you take a few doses of medicine, I feel much better now!"

"Madam Yun not only treated us for free, she also gave us medicine. Where can we find such a kind person?" An old man in coarse clothes, hunched over, gave a trembling thumbs-up, his eyes full of gratitude. "We are a poor family. When we get sick, we can only bear it. If it weren't for you, Madam Yun, I would have died long ago!"

Yunxi was busy treating patients, with beads of sweat on her forehead. She didn't even bother to wipe them off as she carefully asked about each patient's symptoms, her eyes full of concern and concentration.

A wealthy businessman dressed in silk clothes also came to the free clinic. He bowed and said, "Madam Yun, I heard about your kind act and came to express my respect."

As he spoke, he waved his hand, and the servants behind him hurriedly presented some gifts. The gifts looked quite valuable, including silks and satins, as well as some gold, silver and jewelry.

Yunxi quickly declined, stopping what she was doing, and said anxiously, "No, no, I just did what I should do.

I'm treating everyone, so how can I accept such a valuable item from you!"

The wealthy businessman insisted, "Madam Yun, please accept this. This is a small token of our appreciation. You have done so much for the people; this is nothing."

Yunxi had no choice but to say, "Well, these gifts will be used to help more people in need."

The wealthy businessman nodded and praised: "Mrs. Yun is so righteous!"

At this moment, a little boy of seven or eight years old ran over with a bunch of wild flowers in his hand: "Mrs. Yun, I picked these on the mountain. I'm giving them to you!"

Yunxi took the flowers, smiled and touched the little boy's head: "Thank you, child."

The little boy raised his rosy cheeks, his eyes sparkling, and grinned, saying, "Mrs. Yun, you are as beautiful and wonderful as a fairy!"

There was a burst of warm applause from the crowd.

"Mrs. Yun, you must live a long life!" An old lady with wrinkles on her face, leaning on a cane, shouted tremblingly, her cloudy eyes full of sincere expectation.

"Mrs. Yun, we will always be grateful to you!" A sturdy man shouted at the top of his voice, clapping his rough hands hard, with an exceptionally bright smile on his face.

Yunxi looked at the enthusiastic people and was deeply moved: "I accept everyone's kindness. I will continue to serve you."

As he was speaking, a young man who looked like a scholar came forward and bowed deeply. He was wearing a long gown that had been washed a little white, and the square scarf on his head was also a little old, but his eyebrows and eyes revealed a sense of seriousness.

He raised his head and said sincerely, "Madam Yun, I am not talented enough, but I would like to write an article for you to praise your good deeds."

Yunxi quickly said, "No need, no need, these are just trivial matters."

The scholar clenched his fists tightly and said anxiously, "Madam Yun, this is not a trivial matter!

Look at that vegetable seller's sister-in-law. If it weren't for you, her husband would still be lying in bed groaning! And that tall and thin brother, who was tormented by illness and looked like a nobody before, can now stand up straight and talk!

This is all thanks to you!"

Seeing his resolute attitude, Yunxi stopped refusing and said, "Then I'll have to trouble you, sir."

At this time, a plump aunt squeezed to the front, holding a basket of eggs in her hand, and insisted on giving them to Yunxi: "Mrs. Yun, these are eggs laid by my own chickens, you can use them to nourish your body.

You worry about us all day, you can't get tired." Yunxi waved her hand quickly: "Auntie, you keep it for yourself, I can't have it."

The aunt widened her eyes and said, "Mrs. Yun, I will feel bad if you don't accept them." The two of them pushed and shoved for a long time, and Yunxi couldn't resist anymore, so she had to accept the two eggs.

Before he knew it, the free clinic was over. Yunxi packed up his things and prepared to return to the Marquis' Mansion.

The people surrounded her and accompanied her to the street corner.

"Mrs. Yun, take care!" A little girl with pigtails waved her hands and shouted.

"Mrs. Yun, see you tomorrow!" a farmer carrying a hoe shouted.

Yunxi looked back frequently, bidding farewell to the people, a gentle smile on her face and a look of reluctance in her eyes.

When I returned to the Marquis' Mansion, the prince was already waiting at the door.

"Did everything go well today?" asked the prince.

Yunxi smiled, her smile as bright as the warm spring sun: "Everything is fine, the people praise me very much."

The prince nodded slightly, his eyes full of admiration: "What you have done is admirable."

Yunxi pursed her lips, her eyes revealing determination: "I feel at ease when I can do something for the people."

At night, Yunxi lay in bed, tossing and turning, unable to fall asleep. As soon as she closed her eyes, the grateful faces of the people during the day appeared before her.

As I thought about it, a gentle smile appeared on the corner of my mouth.

The next morning, Yunxi arrived at the free clinic in high spirits. As soon as she arrived, she saw the scholar from yesterday standing there, holding the written article tightly in his hand, waiting eagerly.

"Mrs. Yun, the article is finished. Please take a look." The scholar handed over the article respectfully with both hands with an expectant look on his face.

Yunxi hurriedly took the article and read it carefully word by word with a focused expression.

"It's really well written, you are so talented." Yunxi finished reading it, her face full of surprise, and she couldn't help but praise it.

After hearing this, the scholar blushed and scratched his head in embarrassment, then smiled and said, "Mrs. Yun, you are too kind."

This article quickly spread throughout the capital, and more and more people learned about Yunxi's good deeds.

On this day, a special guest came to the free clinic. A man dressed in official uniform and with a big belly walked over, followed by several nodding and fawning followers.

The official raised his chin and said with authority, "Madam Yun, I heard about your righteous act and came to visit you."

Yunxi was neither humble nor arrogant, and bowed slightly: "Your Excellency is very polite."

The official continued, "I will report Madam Yun's good deeds to the court and commend her."

Yunxi waved his hands quickly, his expression sincere: "Sir, I don't need any reward, I just want to help the people."

The official squinted his eyes, looked at Yunxi, and nodded: "Madam Yun is of high moral character and righteousness, worthy of admiration."

A few days later, an old man in ragged clothes came to the free clinic. He walked tremblingly to Yunxi and stretched out his hand tremblingly: "Madam Yun, I have a problem with my arms and legs. Can you take a look at me?"

Yunxi hurriedly helped the old man sit down and asked about his condition in a soft voice.

At this time, a burly butcher came over and shouted at the top of his voice, "Madam Yun, my wife is pregnant and has been feeling listless lately. Could you give me some advice?"

Yunxi listened patiently, thinking and giving suggestions.

A woman selling steamed buns nearby brought a few steaming buns and tried to force them on Yunxi: "Mrs. Yun, you've been busy all morning. Eat a few buns to fill your stomach."

Yunxi smiled and declined: "Sister-in-law, you can keep it and sell it for money. I'm not hungry."

The eldest sister-in-law glared at him and refused to give in: "Mrs. Yun, if you don't accept it, I won't feel at ease."

Yunxi had no choice but to accept one.

In this way, as the days passed, more and more people came to Yunxi for medical treatment, and Yunxi became busier and busier, but she never complained and served every citizen wholeheartedly.

As time went by, Yunxi's reputation in the capital became more and more famous, and the people praised her more and more.