"She's being foolish," Aunt Zhang said, not only unpleased but also angry upon hearing her daughter's thoughts. "Last night her own life was at risk, enough is enough, that's plenty to repay your teachers for nurturing her. Let her go abroad!"
A group of teachers didn't know how to respond to the student's parent's words.
"Auntie," Xie Wanying said, always empathizing with her second senior sister's words from the night before and tried to argue her case by using her own example, "not everyone in my family supports my decision to study medicine."
Her dad, her grandfather, not one of them thought studying medicine was a good idea. For a girl to waste eight years studying medicine rather than going to a normal university with subsidies was senseless. Besides, the most important thing for a girl was to get married; whether a girl becomes a doctor didn't really matter. A boy's career was what was truly important.
