Educated Youth in the 1970s: I Champion Traditional Chinese Medicine

It's pretty good-looking and suits my taste. Please keep updating 👍

I think young people need to understand the current situation of our country after reading this story. The story is beautiful, but the real problems require each of us to work hard. Even if we can't do it, we should still retain our patriotism and original intention.

A very good novel, but there is too little, and it is too kind to her mother and stepfather. I hope the follow-up will not disappoint me.

Many of the plots in the book are not suitable for modern times, but for the people who lived through that era, the book talks about a kind of feeling, a true patriotic feeling, hoping for the growth of the country and the growth of traditional Chinese medicine, which is vividly expressed between the lines. This is a tough and painful experience that Chinese medicine has gone through. Today's Chinese people may not really understand the meaning of Chinese medicine. This is a benchmark for Chinese people's strength. I look forward to the author's better follow-up.

It's okay. I like the heroine's bad mother.

It's a pretty good book, although there are still some minor flaws, but the flaws are not outweighed. Some people also ask why Mo Shi had to serve that family as a nanny in those years. Why not use it if he had wood spirit energy? However, everyone ignores that Xiao Mo was only 12 years old at that time, and he would have been a minor at any age. Secondly, it was a special era. If you don't see me again, Xiao Mo found an opportunity and took revenge! And her wood spirit energy was not used on that group of people.

Three correct views, very exciting, support the author!

Revitalize traditional Chinese medicine. Like, like, like

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It's beautiful, good luck to the author💪