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I don't understand Chinese medicine. Back then, I suffered from big neck disease, and I recovered from it by taking Chinese medicine for three days. Some people have this disease and do not recover after 7 days of infusion. Can you say that Chinese medicine has been used to treat diseases for thousands of years? All we can say is that we, the younger generations, are incompetent and cannot pass on the legacy. The most famous Chinese patent medicines in the world are famous in Japan. They registered a lot of them at a time when we didn't have the concept of patents. In the past, we were backward, the country was poor, and everyone was generally unconfident, always thinking that other countries were better. What about now? Not confident yet? What foreigners think is good, but the Chinese themselves still deny it? My grandfather had gallstones the size of mung beans and was cured by an old Chinese doctor. I can only say that each has its own merits, a combination of Chinese and Western. Times are progressing, and traditional Chinese medicine is not only passed down, but also carried forward.

Because I don't understand it, I want to see this industry even more, and I even feel a bit curious about it. But there is one thing that makes me unable to stand it. The characters are supposed to be inconsistent and confusing, and a lot of the events and things said by a lot of people are awkward. I just read the first few dozen chapters. Among them, those experts who use ancient methods to concoct medicinal materials are so insistent. How could there be problems with the quality? In such a large trading market, there is no one who knows the goods, how can they open a store without closing down. Even if everyone is eager for quick success. But it's impossible to fill the market with nothing real. ? This is my doubt. Even if I am a layman and don't understand, then you are definitely not writing novels for laymen. What's the reason? And that pair of idiots like Xia. It's really encouraging to quit. The purpose of this comment is to hope that the author will revise it from scratch. I am a bookworm of over 20 years who really wants to read this subject.

Generally speaking, what you can read is pretty good, the content is well written, and there are conflicts. The introduction to medicines and so on is directly copied from Baidu Encyclopedia.

But there are so many typos. You type with your feet, brother. Almost every chapter contains more than 5 words, which seriously affects reading.

Maybe people today think that Chinese medicine is dregs because they have never had any contact with real Chinese medicine. Often the master is wandering and the clown is in heaven. Or the inheritance is incomplete, and many people are only proficient in one type. For example, snake medicine, serum came from the mountains in the early years. Aren't they all cured by old farmers or old barefoot doctors? Those who say Chinese medicine is a liar have never thought about why Bangzi wants to apply for Chinese medicine World Heritage status and why Japan's Kampo medicine is making a lot of money internationally. But the Chinese themselves look down on the inheritance of their ancestors and never think about why Yunnan Baiyao is so famous.

Traditional Chinese medicine is indeed a good thing, but it's a pity that the standards are difficult to establish, and the raw materials are also a mixed bag.

It's so rubbish. What the hell? You have a system but you still have to stay shamelessly to help others and write a chicken.

It is very well written/writes about human nature/writes about the essence of traditional Chinese medicine! ! !

It's good to care about Chinese medicine and fight against insects!

It's good to care about Chinese medicine and fight against insects!