After finishing these things, Jing Rui finally had free time.

Yun Yi has also been busy arranging a birthday banquet for the triplets.

On this day, both of them had a rare free time. Jing Rui asked someone to send the triplets to Changle Palace and pulled Yun Yi to paint together in the study.

After the painting was completed, Jing Rui also mentioned a poem on it to cheer up. After that, Yun Yi leaned against Jing Rui's arms to appreciate the painting.

After somehow, I talked about the disabled soldiers.

In ancient times, the difficulty of seeing a doctor was the most important thing. There were few people studying medicine. Most of the medical skills were passed down by family traditions, and those real skills were generally not passed down.

Thinking of this, Yun Yi suddenly said, "Jing Rui, how about you tell me we will open a medical school for the imperial court in various prefectures?"

Jing Rui looked down at Yun Yi: "This idea is indeed good."

They did it as soon as they said, and the two of them ordered people to take the painting, sat directly at the table, and planned the matter.

It is unrealistic to run a medical school in each county. Yun Yi’s idea is to run a medical school in each prefecture. As long as he is talented in medicine or likes medicine, both men and women can sign up.

After entering the school, you will take the exam for one month. Those who pass the assessment can stay in school to continue their studies. Each state and prefecture recruits 20 candidate students every year. Later, they will be gradually divided into junior, intermediate, and advanced classes. If they reach a certain level, they can go to the medical school opened in Beijing to promote and study. After passing the assessment, the court will issue certificates.

If this matter is really done, it will be a merit and benefit thousands of households in Beimo.

Moreover, if this matter is done, the villages of Yunyi prefectures can cooperate with the court to provide the medical schools of each prefecture to the need for medicinal materials, which can be considered a killing of two birds with one stone.

However, Yun Yi did not think that this matter would last long, and cooperation was just an excessive amount, because in Yun Yi's plan, medical colleges in various places should have their own medicine fields to facilitate students' learning.

After the two wrote down the preliminary plan, they sent someone to invite Lord Hong, the hospital judge of the Imperial Hospital.

In fact, this is not a good thing for those medical families, but in order to alleviate the difficulty and high cost of medical treatment for the people, this is imperative.

Hong Yuan came quickly: "I have met the prince and the princess."

Jing Rui didn't understand the medical skills, so he started to leave it to Yun Yi. After finishing his plan, Yun Yi spoke, "Does Hong Yuan think this matter is feasible?"

After hearing this, the judge of the Hongyuan was silent for a while before speaking: "Crown Prince, Princess, you can't learn medicine in a year or two, and you may not be able to learn it in three or five years. But in the long run, it is indeed a major event that benefits the country and the people."

In fact, what he wants to say is that most doctors are passed down from generation to generation, and there are almost no one who can teach them to outsiders, unless there are those big medical schools, but not everyone in that place can learn from their masters.

In addition, no matter what you learn, you basically don’t have a salary before you finish your studies. Ordinary people can’t afford it, let alone studying medicine, it’s time-consuming and not to mention that it’s not easy to learn without some talent.

Yun Yi also knew the concerns of the Hong Yuan verdict, and also knew that these medical families were afraid that they would not want the court to run this medical school. After all, it would have more or less impact on their coming to study in the future.
Chapter completed!