Jiang Ning said, "It's not serious, right? Just have it removed at the hospital."
Xue Yuantong replied, "It was really serious when we were kids!"
"One day, a kid in our village got a fishbone stuck in his throat, and they couldn't get it out. The adults found going to the hospital too troublesome."
Jiang Ning agreed, recalling that in the past, if someone in the village fell ill and it wasn't extremely serious, they often couldn't be bothered to go to the hospital and would just visit the small clinic in the village.
"Later, the kid who had the fishbone stuck was crying out in pain, and the parents had no choice but to use an ancestral method."
As Xue Yuantong spoke, he gestured with his hands, "His dad caught a duck from the ditch, told the kid to open his mouth, hung the duck upside down, and poured its saliva into the kid's throat."
Xue Chuchu whispered, "Duck's saliva."
