Female Psychologist (starring Yang Zi, Jing Boran)
by Bi Shumin
About This Novel
This is a woman's struggle history, a psychologist's healing prescription for people, and a representative novel by Bi Shumin. It describes the growth and transformation of the heroine He Dun. He Dun once lived at the bottom of society. Her poor native family caused her to suffer a lot. The torture of her soul and the pressure of survival were nightmares that she could not speak of. By chance, she became a psychological counselor. In the clinic, she was confused by visitors who were on the verge of mental breakdown and a series of bizarre incidents. At this time, her own emotions were also facing a crisis, and she was on the verge of psychological collapse... Later, with the help of her lover and her tenacious pursuit of her career, she resolved various difficulties and crises one by one, and finally emerged from the cocoon and became a butterfly, opening a new chapter in her life.
What Readers Think
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Official(19)Scraped 23d ago
Originally, He Dun was unwilling to accept Lao Song as a visitor, but what Lao Song said touched her. It was indeed rare for a psychologist to have the opportunity to challenge himself.
After hearing so many people's stories and seeing so many people's lives, He Dun's mental age no longer matched her physical age. What she saw was different from ordinary people's.
So what exactly happened to Da Fang? All of this is definitely related to Lao Song, so instead of spending time on He Dun, for example, look for the reasons for himself.
Books are always more magical than TV series
It took me a day to finish watching one or two episodes of the TV series at the same time, so it is too early to comment on the differences. The book is full of details about the female psychologist's self-struggle and dealing with clients that cannot be reflected in the TV series.
The first half of the novel is very infuriating, and the protagonist is very annoying: a woman actually takes a man's name. I feel that this woman is just a liar, deceiving the elderly and customers. She will do whatever it takes to achieve her goals, and she is determined to climb up. She despises such women, uses her sleep as a bargaining chip, and has two boats. It is really despicable and shameless; He had just obtained his certificate but said he was a senior psychologist. With a few gang members, he opened a treatment center and used the tiger's skin as a banner. He was obviously sick but he still came to treat others and almost killed Da Fang! ! ! Fortunately, there was a big twist in the second half. Hateful people must be pitiful. The reason was revealed and a great consummation came! ! ! Women's thinking is jumping and multi-channel, talking about east and west, past and present, you must understand this when reading this novel! I recommend everyone to read this book!
Characterization
Psychological counselors should read this book, it will be very beneficial. In this profession, you have to face all kinds of different people. It is not easy to truly remain neutral!
The drums in the evening and the bells in the morning wake up the rich and famous in the world; the sound of the Buddha's name in the sutra brings back the charming dreams of the sea of suffering.
The TV series changed He Dun's career as a psychologist completely. I've read the novel and I'm really not used to it.
The multifaceted aspects of human nature are realistically portrayed. Every reader can more or less see his or her own psychological aspects in the book.
I think it's pretty good
From depression to clarity is the power of self-love and self-confidence
When she breaks through the cocoon shell and faces the cruelest bloody storm, she pulls herself away like a cocoon and reunites, awakens her true face, cleanses her soul, and truly becomes Hedun and her own believer.
Rating
Community(0)
Official(19)Scraped 23d ago
Originally, He Dun was unwilling to accept Lao Song as a visitor, but what Lao Song said touched her. It was indeed rare for a psychologist to have the opportunity to challenge himself.
After hearing so many people's stories and seeing so many people's lives, He Dun's mental age no longer matched her physical age. What she saw was different from ordinary people's.
So what exactly happened to Da Fang? All of this is definitely related to Lao Song, so instead of spending time on He Dun, for example, look for the reasons for himself.
Books are always more magical than TV series
It took me a day to finish watching one or two episodes of the TV series at the same time, so it is too early to comment on the differences. The book is full of details about the female psychologist's self-struggle and dealing with clients that cannot be reflected in the TV series.
The first half of the novel is very infuriating, and the protagonist is very annoying: a woman actually takes a man's name. I feel that this woman is just a liar, deceiving the elderly and customers. She will do whatever it takes to achieve her goals, and she is determined to climb up. She despises such women, uses her sleep as a bargaining chip, and has two boats. It is really despicable and shameless; He had just obtained his certificate but said he was a senior psychologist. With a few gang members, he opened a treatment center and used the tiger's skin as a banner. He was obviously sick but he still came to treat others and almost killed Da Fang! ! ! Fortunately, there was a big twist in the second half. Hateful people must be pitiful. The reason was revealed and a great consummation came! ! ! Women's thinking is jumping and multi-channel, talking about east and west, past and present, you must understand this when reading this novel! I recommend everyone to read this book!
Characterization
Psychological counselors should read this book, it will be very beneficial. In this profession, you have to face all kinds of different people. It is not easy to truly remain neutral!
The drums in the evening and the bells in the morning wake up the rich and famous in the world; the sound of the Buddha's name in the sutra brings back the charming dreams of the sea of suffering.
The TV series changed He Dun's career as a psychologist completely. I've read the novel and I'm really not used to it.
The multifaceted aspects of human nature are realistically portrayed. Every reader can more or less see his or her own psychological aspects in the book.
I think it's pretty good
From depression to clarity is the power of self-love and self-confidence
When she breaks through the cocoon shell and faces the cruelest bloody storm, she pulls herself away like a cocoon and reunites, awakens her true face, cleanses her soul, and truly becomes Hedun and her own believer.
