"Mr. Liu, what you need to know is, not to mention your opening a clinic in the countryside, even our Renxin Hall is not doing too well these days due to the dominance of Western medicine,"
Qin Wanru, at this point, couldn't help but sigh, "The decline of traditional Chinese medicine is a fact, and it's precisely because of this, I estimate that running a clinic in a small mountain village might not even sustain your livelihood."
What Qin Wanru said was indeed the truth; although Renxin Hall was quite famous in Qing Shan County, its revenue was not ideal.
Dispensing herbs, seeing patients — the entire business of Renxin Hall was not doing well, struggling every day to make ends meet.
Liu Zheng was fully aware that opening a clinic in a village was, in fact, barely profitable.
He fell silent, showing an expression of some difficulty.
Seeing that he had stopped talking, Qin Wanru quickly took advantage of the momentum to persuade him.
