Two female students came to intern at the Traditional Chinese Medicine department, one named Ling Tong and the other named Xu Mi.
One was twenty-two, the other twenty-three, both from out of town.
To Zhang Hao, this information was of little significance.
The most important thing about interning with him was whether their abilities were up to par.
There weren't many patients in the morning, so Zhang Hao occasionally asked a few questions, allowing the two of them to answer in turn.
Spot quizzes helped to judge how well they remembered their textbook knowledge.
At first, the questions were very simple, the beginner level.
But as time went on, the questions Zhang Hao asked became more specialized, and the two interns stuttered in their responses.
Based on their performance, Zhang Hao roughly assessed their level.
"Decent academic grades, but professional knowledge is a complete mess."
The two interns hung their heads low, silent for a long while.
