Tangyuan was a girl who could calm her mind. Whenever she dedicated herself to something, she forced herself to excel at it.
She had left Beijing with the mindset of traveling for pleasure, so she and Elder Yin carried small bundles and each led a horse, striding out of Beijing, and then going from street to alley in search of patients. In Elder Yin's words—
"If you read all the books but don't interact with patients or directly face life and death, it's all pointless. To improve your skills, you have to practice with patients and learn from them."
A good teacher surpasses everything.
Elder Yin truly treated her as his direct disciple when it came to teaching, so he was extremely diligent in finding patients.
With the mindset of saving lives and accumulating merit, Tangyuan used this opportunity to travel through every village and town in Nanling Country.
