Shortly after, Su Binglan told Mr. and Mrs. Yang about the schedule and teaching details so they could rest assured. It was natural to do that since the Yangs had sincerely sent their daughter to study.
"Your daughter will have lunch at our house from now on, and school will end early in the afternoon so they can go home quickly. There will be an oxcart to send them home, too. You don't have to worry."
Mr. and Mrs. Yang were extremely grateful to Su Binglan because they would have needed to pay if their daughter had studied elsewhere. No one could find a place where the teaching and meals were free.
Moreover, no one would teach girls anything they wanted to learn, not to mention medicine. A doctor would typically require a fee whenever they took in an apprentice, and some doctors might not even be sincere in teaching their apprentices everything.
