"Yes, I saw it on the news too, Ani. So that little miracle doctor was you! I thought I misheard." Zhu Shun Yao looked genuinely surprised, his face full of pride that his daughter was so amazing.
Zhu Yanyi smiled gently. "It’s okay. It’s just something I’m good at. But no one here knows it was me, right?"
"Of course not. They only know about the 'Little Miracle Doctor.' They don’t know who she is." Zhu Shun Yao answered seriously. Although the news was out, there were no photos. No one would guess it was Zhu Yanyi. After all, in this village, she was mostly known as the "Medical Buddha Girl."
"That’s good," Zhu Yanyi nodded slightly. "Otherwise, I wouldn’t dare let people know I’m back."
"Don’t worry. As long as the news doesn’t say your name, no one will know it’s you," Zhu Shun Yao replied.
After dinner, Zhu Yanyi went aside to make a phone call. She needed to talk about what happened on the train. Naturally, she called Yan Aohan first and told him everything.
Yan Aohan already knew about it. Hearing Zhu Yanyi’s words, he said, "You make a good point. No matter the goal of family planning, brutal enforcement is wrong. Stay home and enjoy the New Year. I will report this matter."
"Not just you. I need to call Grandpa Zhan and the others too. I should tell them as well," Zhu Yanyi said with a smile. "I’m telling you first so you can keep an eye on it. If they haven’t taken it seriously, you can push for action. If someone is already handling it, don’t get involved. Use your strength where it matters most. You shouldn’t stick your neck out unnecessarily."
Yan Aohan chuckled and agreed. "Alright, go make your calls. I’ll keep an eye on things for you."
"Okay." Zhu Yanyi nodded and began calling the elders.
Since the incidents involving Elder Yao and Elder Chun, the elders had been worried about Zhu Yanyi. Zhu Yanyi, fearing she would cause them trouble, rarely visited openly. She could only sneak in occasionally to see them. This time, she had visited them before returning home.
When Elder Zhan received Zhu Yanyi’s call, she immediately said, "Ani, I will watch this matter. Although I don’t manage this industry, I know people. You are right. Forced execution is not the same as brutal enforcement. Such things must not happen."
Not only Elder Zhan, but also Elder Zhang and Elder Chang expressed their opinions. This matter must be investigated thoroughly.
Zhu Yanyi’s last call was to Elder Yun. After listening to her, Elder Yun said, "Girl, I notice something. Every time you take a train, a little trouble seems to happen, doesn’t it?"
Zhu Yanyi coughed twice. "That really isn’t my fault." But Elder Yun was right. It seemed that seven or eight times out of ten, something went wrong on her train rides. The accident rate was indeed a bit high.
Elder Yun laughed softly. "I’m not blaming you. I’m praising you. Because every time, you discover bad factors and push us to correct them. Just like this time with the birth on the train. You are right. The older daughter has heart disease, so they wanted another child. This desire is normal. It’s not reckless overpopulation. The law should respect human feelings. This kind of compassion should be recognized. Yet, the authorities still enforced it strictly, forcing a heavily pregnant woman to flee. If you hadn’t been there, the chance of both mother and child dying would have been very high. This approach violates our principle of civilized law enforcement."