The passage suggests which one of the following about medical practices in late-nineteenth-century Canton, China? A. There was great suspicion of non-Chinese medical practices. B. Medical care was more often administered in the home than in hospitals. C. It was customary for women physicians to donate a portion of their income for the maintenance of their extended family. D. It was not customary for female patients to be treated by male physicians. E. Young women tended to be afforded as many educational opportunities in medicine as young men were.