Doctors in the late Ming Dynasty

In fact, based on the actual number of days he spent last year, he would not have received as much as seventy-five taels. Just because he is originally from Xin'an, and Yiyi Hall was also funded by Xin'an businessmen, he was given more money, otherwise he would have received only three to five taels at most.

Two silver coins.

Zhang Jiebin didn't think much about it when he heard this. He just recalled how many days he spent in Tiantian last year. After thinking about it, he only went there before entering Taiyuan Hospital. After that, he stayed with Shishi Rentang every holiday.

After chatting for a while, everyone sat down at the table. After the meal, Zhu Ru summoned everyone and announced the list of fifty people.

As expected, Zhang Jiebin's name was not included, so he went to the hospital to explain the situation. This time, there were more than 100 people, all of whom were very powerful. In fact, according to the opinions of the medical officers, they all stayed. But firstly, it was inconsistent with the previous plan, and secondly,

It is true that the number of places is limited. Originally, doctors’ salaries were scarce and they could not afford to pay for most people.

The one hundred medical students who have been released now will become famous doctors in various places, which is far better than staying in Taiyuan Hospital and living their lives.

Although the hospital gave a one-month buffer period, those who left could receive 20 taels of severance pay. Zhang Jiebin went to collect the money that day, threatening: "There is no such thing as a banquet that lasts forever."

In the next few days, he went to Shirentang for consultation with his teacher as usual, and he felt no discomfort. One day, a trampled patient came to Shirentang. When he asked, he found out that he was there to watch and was trampled.

"Why bother to watch others lively and suffer the consequences yourself?" Jin Ying said with a smile.

"Doctor, you don't know, that is the dignified Prime Minister Zhang. It's worth meeting him once," the man said.

"We are all in the capital. Whenever we can't see each other, you can always wait outside Chang'an Gate. I have seen you several times while having breakfast on Qipan Street." Jin Ying still smiled and said.

"It's different. If you don't see it today, you won't see it again in the future."

Zhang Jiebin also found it funny when he heard this. He said that he couldn't see it, so he must be spreading rumors.

Seeing that they didn't believe it, the man quickly defended himself and said, "I heard that Prime Minister Zhang returned to his hometown this time to observe filial piety. Can he come back every three years? Why bother with the uproar some time ago? It's easy to leave but hard to come back!"<

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Only then did Zhang Jiebin find out that Zhang Juzheng had left Beijing to return to his hometown today, but he did not explain it. As far as he knew, March holiday was specially granted today, and government affairs were not left behind, so he immediately sent it to Zhang Juzheng for instructions.

Apart from today's new events, the days to come will be as quiet as ever. Zhang Jiebin has been with his teacher since March.

On this day, Xu Wei returned from Liaodong. In the past year, Xu Wei traveled around the world and was invited by Li Chengliang to go to Liaodong to teach Li Rusong the art of war.

After what he saw this year, Xu Wei realized that the border area was not stable, but there were famous generals stationed there, and all the invading enemies were defeated.

In the first month of the sixth year of Wanli, the Tubarbarian army invaded in large numbers at Haiji, and Li Chengliang defeated them. These Tubarbarian troops included women and Mongolians. The defense of Liaodong is definitely not just talk.

However, the situation in Liaodong had nothing to do with Xu Wei. He couldn't stand the cold in the north, his health deteriorated, and he finally recovered, so he had the idea of ​​going south. Seeing this, Li Chengliang didn't force it, and Xu Wei left Liaodong and returned to the capital.<

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Back in the capital, Xu Wei did not go to the Ministry of War to report, but came to Shirentang to find Jin Ying to nurse himself back to health.

"People still have to obey their old age. Look how old you are and you are still running around." Jin Ying said with a smile.

"A year has passed in circles, and time is not forgiving. Mountain people still have to go back to the mountains." Xu Wei looked at the north and said.

"It doesn't matter if I go back earlier, I will go back in a few years." Jin Ying nodded and said.

"Xu Shibo, tell me what you have experienced this year!" Zhang Jiebin said curiously.

"There's nothing to say. If you're interested, go and experience it yourself." Xu Wei rolled his eyes and said angrily.

"Uh, okay!"

Xu Wei stayed in the capital for more than a month and then left with an official who went south.

During this period, Zhang Juzheng returned to his hometown to bury his father and then hurriedly returned to Beijing to continue presiding over land surveying matters in Fujian.

Since leaving the Taiyuan Hospital, Zhang Jiebin's news has been flowing smoothly. From time to time, he can hear about major reform events in various places and wars in border areas. Most of them are good news. The reform has achieved remarkable results, and the war news has been reported frequently.

For example, Pan Jixun was once again appointed as the Prime Minister of the River Cao River and the military commander, to develop the two river projects and to control the flood problem in the lower reaches of the Yellow River.