Qin Feng and Yun Ying were stunned once again. Yun Ying covered her mouth with a hand, afraid she would cry out.
Juhua looked at their expressions and frowned. "Doctor Qin, I thought you were an open-minded person, not someone who would be bound by formalities or constrained by common superstitions. A doctor's duty is to care for their patients like a parent, so what's wrong with using some unconventional methods if it improves your medical skills? When a person dies, it's like a lamp going out. This whole 'don't disturb the dead' business is utter nonsense. If I die before you, I'll be sure to leave instructions in my will to give you my body for dissection. You must understand that practicing on a human corpse is far more effective than practicing on animals. After all, humans and animals aren't built the same."
Yun Ying finally couldn't help but say, "But who thinks like you? Who would be willing to hand over a loved one's body for us to take a knife to?"
