The doctor tells the patient that he's going to insert a silver needle into the patient's leg first. Young people are so cocky, he says. They think that they can become doctors after reading books. The patient will come back to him after she realizes, that only he can save her, the doctor says. He shows the patient the black jade-bone-broken-cream, which he says is very effective at treating broken bones, and the history of the cream can be traced all the way back to the Han dynasty. The itchiness means that his medicine is taking effect. The doctor says he'll call the director if he doesn't stop treating the patient. He tells the director to stop interrupting him. He says that if the conditions are met as long as they're met, donations don't matter at all. The director says that a new intern has treated a patient without permission, and that the lady looked like a porcupine. He's interested in the huaxia-acupuncture as well. He asks the patient how she feels, and she says that she can move her leg. She says that the doctor really cured her, and thanks to him, her beloved daughter finally can walk again. She thanks the doctor for curing her daughter, and claps for him. She's the director of the hospital, and he says that he is the one who cured her daughter. He claps again, and says that this is truly an enlightenment. He and the director shake hands. They met once at a medical conference in the city of xinan, and it's nice to meet them. They're about to leave for Donghai, but the director says she'll give them three