After a day of training, Hao Duoduo came to persuade Li Nansheng again that very evening. Mysteriously, she told him, "You have to hurry up and apply for this place. If you don't come, you'll regret it for the rest of your life. As for why, I'm not explaining."
Li Nansheng had grown up under discrimination since childhood. He was somewhat timid by nature and not good at repeatedly refusing people.
He asked about the training content and learned that it involved only inspecting and operating some medical equipment. They did not even require proficiency in injections or IV drips, nor would they ever require it in the future. At last, his heart stirred.
He was the thirty-fifth person to sign up. The recruiter said right in front of him, "That should be about enough. No need to recruit any more."
During training, Li Nansheng finally learned from Hao Duoduo why his best friend thought so highly of this Nursing Center. It turned out the company's owner had beaten up Chaoge people—what a truly bizarre reason.
Hao Duoduo did not share any sense of common hatred at all. She even said that some Chaoge people deserved a good, hard beating.
She had heard from one of the training instructors that the Nursing Center was probably opened by Luohua Manor, and Luohua's standard of Cancer care was... astonishingly high.
Ordinarily, an instructor should not tell trainees such things. But if the two of them were both from Chaoge, and their homes were less than eight hundred meters apart in a straight line, then it was not unreasonable for the instructor to kindly give a heads-up to a neighborhood child.
As fate would have it, Hao Duoduo's third uncle had once supplied parts to the Boiler Engine. She vaguely remembered this, so