Guo Dong was suddenly at a loss for words.
"Just... why is there such a big difference between mothers?"
Like her mother, who insisted during her university years that her major was an "iron rice bowl," stable and secure.
When Guo Dong needed to spend money to secure a position in the hospital after graduation, her mother said that a girl's family shouldn't study this because it would prevent her from taking care of the family later on.
Guo Dong didn't care either way, it wasn't worth spending so much just for official status at a small city hospital.
She sold a prescription left by her grandfather (as society was advancing, the prescription wasn't worth much, only thirty thousand yuan). With that thirty thousand, she got a license and opened a clinic in the urban village of the university city—specializing in health conditioning for people.
Over time, she slowly built a good reputation and made some money.
At that point, her mother began to worry.
