The Young Urban Doctor
Chapter 1555: Communication with Ouyang Feifei

Chapter 1555: Chapter 1555: Communication with Ouyang Feifei

Luo Ziling looked at Ouyang Feifei’s profile, and after a while, Ouyang Feifei also turned her eyes to look at him.

After the two of them quietly looked at each other for a while, it was Luo Ziling who couldn’t withstand it and looked away.

Ouyang Feifei didn’t mind and continued to walk forward.

Luo Ziling had no choice but to follow.

Ouyang Feifei walked quietly ahead, completely blending into the night color.

Luo Ziling didn’t speak either, following just half a step behind Ouyang Feifei.

"Do you think you can really walk to the end with Yang Qingyin?" After about ten minutes, Ouyang Feifei finally spoke.

"Who knows," Luo Ziling said a bit melancholically, "maybe she’ll meet someone more suitable for her and end up marrying that person, or perhaps we’ll both get tired of each other and choose to bless each other and part ways. As time passes, things gradually change. No one can predict the future. Just like my mother, such an outstanding person, she didn’t like Yang Yunfeng and instead chose a small doctor from the countryside and gave birth to me for him. Who could have expected something like that to happen before it occurred?"

Ouyang Feifei didn’t respond to Luo Ziling’s words and continued to walk forward slowly.

Actually, the two had already walked a full circle, but Ouyang Feifei didn’t intend to stop.

She wanted to talk to Luo Ziling about things between them, but in the end, she didn’t open her mouth about it and started talking about the upcoming trip to East Asia instead.

"The first stop for your delegation is Japan, and the destination should only be Tokyo. You should stay in Tokyo for two days, having academic exchanges or medical challenges with people from Tokyo’s traditional medicine community; then you will head to Seoul, and maybe other places too. I haven’t figured out the specific itinerary, it might also not be fully decided yet."

At this point, Ouyang Feifei stopped.

Luo Ziling knew she hadn’t finished speaking, so he didn’t ask but listened quietly.

But Ouyang Feifei didn’t continue and instead asked him strangely, "Why aren’t you saying anything?"

"Am I not listening to you?" Luo Ziling looked at Ouyang Feifei strangely.

"If I don’t speak, you won’t say anything?" Ouyang Feifei seemed a bit angry.

Usually, she doesn’t like to say much, so she rarely speaks, even at home.

And Luo Ziling is always lively, usually with a glib manner.

She hoped that when Luo Ziling was with her, he would also behave like this.

Even though she had a cold personality, during some special times, she also liked liveliness.

In situations like today, she hoped Luo Ziling would talk to her more because she was quite displeased being there.

"So when do you set off?" Listening to Ouyang Feifei’s "advice," Luo Ziling finally started to inquire, "Are you going directly to Hanseong, isn’t that place called Hanseong? Why was it renamed Seoul? It was a city established when we Han people conquered it, so who are they to change it? This name has been used for over a thousand years, you know?"

Luo Ziling’s questioning made Ouyang Feifei a bit amused.

"If the Koreans want to rename it, that’s their business, not ours."

"How is it none of our business?" Luo Ziling was a bit indignant, "Seoul sounds awful, not as nice as Hanseong. If they’re trying to Sinicize, why don’t they change the name of the Han River right in front of them as well? Hmph, hypocritical Goryeo clowns."

"You have such a prejudice against Koreans?" Ouyang Feifei seemed quite surprised.

Seeing that Ouyang Feifei’s interest was shifted by him, Luo Ziling suddenly felt quite excited and quickly said, "Indeed, no nation is more disgusting than the Goryeo clowns. Haha, they stole our acupuncture bronze man and even turned many notable figures of our Han ethnicity into their Korean ancestors."

"Actually, Koreans and we should have the same bloodline. Those notable figures are indeed their ancestors, it’s just that they are oblivious to their heritage," Ouyang Feifei was completely led away by Luo Ziling, she seriously said, "During the Han Dynasty, four counties were established in Liaodong, and the entire peninsula was the territory of the Great Han. At that time, the Han Dynasty continually migrated people to strengthen control. Since then, there have been many Han people on the peninsula. Combined with the continuous wars later, a large number of Han people flocked there. During the Tang Dynasty, Goryeo and Baekje were conquered, and Silla also submitted. The local residents were moved inland, and the inland residents were moved there. Where were the pure indigenous residents? They should be closely related to our bloodline."

"Your knowledge of history is quite good, haha, actually using culture to distinguish ethnic groups is more scientific than bloodline," Luo Ziling agreed with what Ouyang Feifei said, and he also admired Ouyang Feifei’s understanding of history. For a woman, a woman not specializing in history, to know so much about ancient history, after praising her, he further expressed his viewpoint, "Anyway, nowadays the difference between Huaxia people and Koreans is too vast. No matter what, we wouldn’t be as shameless as the Koreans."

"Don’t you hate the Japanese?"

"How could I not hate them? I hate the Japanese who brought great disasters to our Huaxia, and I also hate the Manchu, Mongols, Jurchens, Khitans, and Xiongnu who invaded our Huaxia in history. Anyway, I hate all the enemies that offend my Huaxia. Yet, the Japanese have some courage; aside from glorifying their history, they basically don’t attribute things originally belonging to Huaxia to themselves or claim those historical achievements as their own achievements. Moreover, if there were a God’s perspective, I would say they were also quite formidable at war, having occupied almost half of Huaxia with just tens of thousands of people back then. Of course, other historical invaders were also formidable; at least they defeated our armies. Fortunately, the Huaxia troops and civilians never surrendered and ultimately accomplished the task of expelling the invaders and restoring Huaxia."

"What are you trying to convey?" After hearing Luo Ziling’s somewhat passionate words, Ouyang Feifei suddenly snapped out of it.

She realized her thoughts were being led astray by Luo Ziling. This guy actually started discussing historical issues with her.

"Haha, I mean to express that whether we go to Japan or South Korea, if there are medical challenges, I will definitely stand up to challenge them, defeat them, and make them understand that the medical knowledge I hold, as a young doctor, is unmatched even by their so-called Divine Doctors."

"Alright," Ouyang Feifei hesitated to throw cold water on Luo Ziling while he was being passionate, so after a gentle sigh, she said, "I might not go to Japan; I might go directly to Seoul, which is the Hanseong you talked about. I’ll wait for you there. If there really are medical challenges, I’ll keep an eye on it and make sure the matter quickly garners attention, letting more people know about your medical contests with them and your ultimate victory."

"You seem very confident in me!"

"Don’t you have confidence in yourself?"

"Of course I know I am the greatest, in every regard."

This remark earned Luo Ziling disdain from Ouyang Feifei.