The Last Traditional Chinese Doctor in China
华夏最后一个中医
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 515k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Traditional Chinese Medicine: Amazing! The Patient’s Five Organs Can Talk中医：惊了！患者的五脏会说话Alternate title on Fanqie
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I've finished reading it. The author writes very well, it's really good, but a bit short. Also, the more I read, the more scared I get. Except for the heatstroke case, I've experienced almost everything the author described – staying up late, overeating, irregular bowel movements, occasionally staying up all night.
This novel is quite good. It quotes extensively from traditional Chinese medicine texts, which can be helpful in promoting TCM. At the same time, it teaches us about aspects of life that require attention, using literature to popularize knowledge and remind us that our own experiences are the most genuine, and what experts say is not necessarily correct. At the same time, the author should have some understanding of traditional Chinese medicine and should have read a large number of books.
It's a good book, but it keeps throwing in some risqué jokes out of the blue, and the comments are a bit ecchi. However, the TCM theories in it all seem very professional, and it's a very enjoyable read. The plot isn't too cliché for me (*^▽^*) and I really like the pacing.
This is an excellent novel. While called a novel, it's more like a comprehensive analysis of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), offering profound insights into current phenomena such as Western efforts to have TCM recognized as an intangible cultural heritage and the current state of TCM in my country. It prompts reflection and is truly well-written 👍. I highly recommend everyone read it.
This is truly fantastic! It's been a long time since I've seen such high-quality writing. This is probably the first time I've given it five stars. I'm just trying to warn everyone to avoid any potential pitfalls. It's not a bad ending, but due to some reasons on the author's part, there's no sequel. Although the author added an ending, it still feels a bit rushed (not really).
This novel is excellent, and the writing style suggests the author might be a practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) or an enthusiast of it. I've been reading on Tomato Bookstore for so long, and this is the first time I've finished a book in one sitting. Even though it's only around 70 chapters, it's already quite an achievement for me. Keep it up! I'll recommend it to you on the book review page when I have time.
It's very good; it's the first time I've read a novel of this genre. To be honest, the author's writing was truly amazing, introducing me to some traditional Chinese medicine knowledge while reading. However, some parts involving Chinese herbal medicine were quite extensive and difficult to understand. Since we're reading a novel, most people won't deliberately look up this technical information.
I think it's very well written, and I even learned some Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) knowledge. It's much better than most novels, although some people might think the explanations of TCM are just padding the word count. Well, those who like it will like it, and those who don't can't help it. I really love this book, especially the TCM section—I absolutely loved it!
It's pretty good. I hope there won't be any melodramatic plot twists later on. Just focus on the flirting with the female lead. Also, since others don't know the protagonist can communicate with his internal organs, the things he diagnoses sometimes feel a bit too detailed.
Traditional Chinese medicine is a philosophy of time, seeking the key to the harmony between humanity and nature in herbs, plants, and minerals. It uses Qi and blood as ink to outline the balance of Yin and Yang within the human body; it takes the pulse like listening to the tides, discerning the rhythm of the changing seasons from the cun, guan, and chi positions.