Feng Chengjin deeply admired Qiu Mingyan, a genuine admiration from one man to another.
Compared to those of them who had access to superior educational environments due to favorable material conditions, Qiu Mingyan had fought his way step by step from such mountainous regions to a top-tier national university, an arduous journey worthy of great respect.
Moreover, what was even more praiseworthy about Qiu Mingyan was that he had maintained a truly sincere heart. This sincerity had not diminished over time, nor had it been crushed by the overwhelming pressure of the village.
Feng Chengjin was also aware that while Qiu Mingyan treated people at the Southern Fourth Hospital, he would only overcharge the wealthy but never gouge the poor with unnecessary medical fees. Sometimes, if he saw that the patient's condition wasn't serious or they were short on money, he'd give them some home remedies to try instead of prescribing expensive Western medicines.
