
Springtime Warmth in the Apricot Grove
杏林春暖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 271k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
132Chapters
146Reads
11Listens
10.3kReads · all time
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Reader comments 15
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The author uses the viewpoints of different famous doctors from past dynasties in the general environment, which is novel and objective, and is also in line with the traditional Chinese medicine view of the unity of nature and man. For example, it is explained that the views of famous figures in the Qing Dynasty were those of Shaoyang during the Great Glacier. The view that human hypothermia is currently in the El Niño period is very convincing!
It is refreshing to use modern scientific theories to explain the theoretical basis of traditional Chinese medicine (water ripples and meridians), which proves the profoundness of traditional Chinese medicine. There is a long way to go to popularize the knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine and create real traditional Chinese medicine doctors!!
Great, a very good book, highly recommended Is the teacher a Chinese medicine practitioner? Taking on a disciple? When will the next book come out?
This book is good and very consistent with the national style. More books like this should be published and given five stars.
The content is quite thought-provoking
Positive energy, slightly fantasy, good wishes, recommended!
The writing is delicate, the structure is compact, the scenes are vivid, and it keeps pace with the times. The first half of "The Chief Imperial Physician" and "Han Xiang" are both eccentric and beautiful. Excellent book!!!!
Super good. The author is great.
It contains practical information and vision, illusion and reality. It is a very good work on Chinese medicine! The explanations of the concept of Chinese medicine from many unique perspectives are enlightening!
The end is really exciting!