Traditional Chinese Medicine: One Comment About Watching Less Porn Leaves Patients Mortified

There is always a bug in this kind of live-streaming life stories, and the author never explains it, which is the camera situation. Like this book, the live broadcast is done on the protagonist's mobile phone. The protagonist and the patient sit face to face, but during the live broadcast, you can see the protagonist's face, and then you can see the patient's face. How come the protagonist's mobile phone is placed on the roof? Moreover, the protagonist directly broadcasts the patient's face and private information live, without ever asking for the patient's consent. He even describes many times in the article that the patient is afraid that he is not aware of his disease and even broadcasts it live. If it were me, I would sue the protagonist for bankruptcy.

Why not make the main character around thirty? Being in your early twenties is too inconsistent. There is so much knowledge about Chinese medicine, and you don't have time to learn and accumulate it in your early twenties. Doesn't the author make Chinese medicine more fantasy by writing this way? Will you hate Chinese medicine even more after reading this book?

It is said that Western medicine suppresses the development of traditional Chinese medicine. In fact, the thing that suppresses the development of traditional Chinese medicine the most is traditional Chinese medicine. The same prescription has different effects in different pharmacies. The effects of wild and cultivated medicines are also different. Even the effects of different batches of medicines in the same hospital are different. Traditional Chinese medicine is very good at it.

The male protagonist confesses his inner diaosi in various ways, and also makes a weird and arrogant smile. He is truly a diaosi to the extreme.

From reading the introduction, you can see that the author does not understand the rules of traditional Chinese medicine at all. The medical ethics of traditional Chinese medicine include confidentiality.

What a pity for a book with a good subject The doctor in that movie talked too much, felt too good about himself, and felt like a brainless person. It makes me angry just looking at it. Moreover, the anchor has deviated from the main plot. There is no need for so many face-slapping plots. What I came to see is not the protagonist going to face-slap, but revealing the bad habits of patients and society. The key slap-in-the-face plot is cliche

Doctor: You have kidney deficiency. Patient: You**. Doctor: I can cure it. Patient: What a miracle doctor.

If you feel that there is something wrong with something written by the author, you can make comments here. If it is reasonable, try to change it. If it doesn't work, I won't write it again in the future.

I feel uncomfortable with this plot development in the new chapter of Apprenticeship. Forget it, I won't read it anymore.

Patients should be told during the live broadcast that there are things called portrait rights and privacy rights, silly