Especially in the past two days, Professor Cao almost always pulled Tang Shu aside for cultural relic restoration work as soon as he was free. Even the discussions during meal times were about knowledge concerning painting and calligraphy restoration, leaving an indelible impression on everyone.
Today, Lian Sui really experienced firsthand that Junior Sister Tang was indeed studying Chinese medicine.
And she was so good at it!
Not only did Lian Sui suffer from altitude sickness, but even the normally lively boys lost their usual vigor.
That afternoon, Tang Shu became the temporary doctor traveling between tents.
After experiencing acupuncture, everyone went from initial distrust to fully trusting Tang Shu’s expertise in just half an hour.
"Damn, I was just feeling dizzy and nauseous, and now I feel like nothing was ever wrong?"
"Me too, my feet aren’t numb anymore—who said our Chinese medicine had declined?"
"What our ancestors left us is truly awesome and powerful. Why didn’t I look into Chinese medicine before?"
"Junior Sister Tang is several years younger than us, how does she know everything?"
"Every time I see Junior Sister Tang, I feel like I’m a fake top student. What about you guys?"
"Isn’t that the truth, sigh——"
At this moment, the Junior Sister Tang who was being cued by everyone was staring at her phone with a headache at the 999+ messages.
Ever since she posted a Weibo post saying "Serving the people," the simple five words had been played out by netizens.
The cause was naturally Tang Shu’s Weibo post.
"Such a big case, and the uncle resolved it with just five words, well done!"
"Those few words are so damn authoritative!"
"My God, I’m hit by the handsome—hasn’t the uncle broken the rules a bit?"
"The uncle has proven with facts that serving the people can be anyone, as long as you wish, anyone can do it!"
"I’ve always heard JC Uncle say it, heard civil servants say it, heard many leaders say it, but seeing the uncle say it today suddenly gave me a different feeling~"
"If this were any other actor, wouldn’t they write a thousand-word short essay to be humble, saying it’s what they should do?"
"To the person above, I won’t hide it; I thought so too. After the news broadcast, I was waiting for Tang Shu’s elaborate response, but I never expected, I’d be waiting for just five words!"
"Emmmm, and these five words are so powerful—is there any vocabulary more ’showing off’ than this?"
"No more, I’ve learned, thank you."
"I’ve learned, thank you."
On the day Tang Shu posted her Weibo, "Serving the people" successfully climbed onto the hot search.
What really got everyone’s attention, though, were a few videos on a short video APP.
Among them were actions like picking up lost money and returning it, helping the elderly cross the street, and other kind-hearted small deeds. At the end of the videos, when the other party said thank you, the person would give a hehe smile, followed by a "Serving the people."
And most of the protagonists in these videos were surprisingly primary school students.
Such videos received wave after wave of likes as everyone sent their good intentions, and even the comment section was filled with praise.
A quick look revealed that not a single person had a negative thing to say.
Likes meant traffic and also further inspired netizens’ enthusiasm. More and more videos titled "Serving the people" were released, and a spontaneous wave of traditional virtues spread across the internet.