Chief Physician

The books I recommend tend to get 404. . . Hurry up and watch This book is really good. It's been so many years since I wrote it that I haven't heard of it. It's a shame. First of all, the story is very exciting, without fancy words, but the storyteller is so capable that it makes you feel like a novice but at the same time amazed. Highly recommended, with the theme of traditional Chinese medicine, it talks about treating diseases and saving people, the warmth and warmth of human relationships, shopping malls and officialdom, and is very exciting. The protagonist is a young man in his early twenties, who possesses ancestral skills and unknown secrets, and gradually becomes the chief medical doctor. A conscientious author, the story is not watery and the plot is compact.

(Complete the book list) The chief imperial doctor, he is the pinnacle of medical bureaucracy, but of course his unfinished performance has also lost a lot of points. When I read this book, I seemed to be still in college. It seems that more than ten years have passed, and I still remember Zeng Yi's name. For this reason alone, I should include him. If you want to become an official as a doctor, you will inevitably use your medical skills to show off. If you have better medical professional knowledge, coupled with a good plot and good writing, it will be easy for people to get involved. The author of The Chief Physician understands the reader's psychology very well, allowing a commoner to assume the identity of a peerless miracle doctor (a method used by a full-time master, but a group portrait of full-time masters is better), and also has cleverness and wisdom, and it is fun all the way to the end. In short, I still liked it very much at the time. However, there was no explanation in the end as to how the protagonist got his medical skills, and there was no need to explain at all... Another thing I want to say is that this book has three major advantages: First, the writing is sophisticated, implicit and natural, and the reading feels very smooth, covering up many loopholes in the plot. Secondly, the protagonist is upright, open-minded, magnanimous, and does not appear hypocritical or stupid. He is very contagious and makes people feel involved. Third, there are profound and simple thoughts on many acute issues in today's society. Those who are interested can think about life. Fourth, you can experience various aspects of life and the principles of life from the protagonist's experience. It's good. You can feel the upward power of the sun. Stop being a troll, everyone... Similar recommendations: 1. "The Official Path of Medicine": It tells the story of Zhang Yizhen, the number one master in the late Sui Dynasty, who saved the life of Emperor Sui Yang's concubine who was having a difficult childbirth regardless of reward. As a result, he was killed by Emperor Yang of Sui Dynasty and then luckily traveled through time. The famous work of "Stone Octopus" is the pinnacle of medical officer style and a must-see. 2. Unparalleled medical skills. The protagonist, who was born in an ancient and declining medical and military family, came to a prosperous city to study alone in order to solve the problem of poverty in the villagers. Then there are the routines of the city and the underworld. You can take a look... 3. "Official Doctor"

My favorite official article

[Chief Medical Officer, come and read about doctors] ――― The best doctor can restore an originally abnormal country to normal, so that the country can function normally, because the changes in a country are far greater than the changes in individuals. The second is to change a person's wrong outlook on life or mental state. This is more typical of Mr. Lu Xun. Mr. Lu Xun gave up medicine and became a literary scholar. He believed that instead of treating insensitive people and making them healthy, it is better to change their mental state. Because people such as bullies, no matter how good their physical treatment is, they are still doing the wrong thing no matter how good their health is. Rather than treating such people, it is better to change them. Finally, there is the treatment of disease, and the treatment of disease is only physical.