Passing Down Chinese Medicine: My Blind Date Finds a Happy Pulse from the Start

We have an old Chinese medicine doctor who passed down his ancestral heritage. In the past, when Western medicine was not popular, The older generation went there to prescribe Chinese medicine. I remember drinking it when I was a kid. Later someone went to him for treatment, but none of the major hospitals could cure him before. Later, I was cured by him. Later, the patient sued me directly to the court and paid 300,000 yuan. He said that he did not have a medical qualification certificate. The key point was that the court still ruled and he won. That guy cured his disease and earned 300,000 yuan. However, all the old Chinese medicine doctors in our area have closed down because they don't have medical qualification certificates. They are all old Chinese medicine doctors passed down from their ancestors. In the end, the old Chinese medicine doctor said that even if he dies, he will not pass down this technique. Originally, her son learned it from her, but after that incident, it was not passed down. The old Chinese medicine doctor in our area stopped treating people after him, because he was afraid of losing money and going to jail. Later, he became lonely.

There is a real Chinese medicine teacher who diagnosed cancer for his students and found out the cancer in time. It was really awesome.

It makes me laugh. An old man does 5 surgeries a year, and a young man does 200 surgeries a year. Which one do you think has experience?

How can you dare to enter prosperity when you are poor? How dare the gentle breeze on both sleeves mislead the beautiful woman?

I didn't understand it before. I never replied to the posts I read, and I never upgraded or gained experience. Now I understand, anyway, you can gain experience by replying with 50 words, and you can also complete the task. Upgrading requires experience, so I copied this sentence and replied when it was posted.

Regarding Chapter 7 of "Inheriting Traditional Chinese Medicine and Finding the Happy Pulse of the Blind Date at the Beginning" written by the Calabash Brothers, if you think this is okay, this is okay. Chapter review.

I didn't understand it before. I never replied to the posts I read, and I never upgraded or gained experience. Now I understand, anyway, you can get experience by replying with 50 words, and you can still complete the task. Upgrading requires experience, so I copied this sentence and replied when I saw it.

I could still read it at first, but after writing the last few chapters, it became boring. It suddenly turned into a fantasy genre. It was originally a well-written urban novel, but I was very disappointed.

Relying on a system to diagnose a disease, and then you say it... What kind of traditional Chinese medicine is that? Look at another book, that's called Chinese Medicine

Why did the god-level Chinese medicine doctor turn his pulse into a systematic identification technique by pressing it with his fingers?