Director of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic

Name: Director of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic
Author: Longban Qingmu

中医馆长

by Longban Qingmu (陇坂青木)

Status: Completed
Length: 299k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: Urban Everyday
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Fanqie

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On the Longban slopes, at the foot of the frontier mountains, lies Gejiaxia, a village in the county with the most terraced fields in the country. Hundreds of households with the surname Ge live there. According to the Ge family genealogy, their ancestor was Ge Hong, a renowned physician of the Eastern Jin dynasty. The Ge family has practiced medicine for generations, though things are a little different in Ge Gen’s generation. A descendant of Ge Hong, Ge Gen inherited the family’s medical tradition and graduated from the provincial college of Chinese medicine. He works at the county hospital of traditional Chinese medicine, takes Gan Cao, a master’s student in Chinese medicine, as his apprentice, and later marries her. Ge Gen has no grand ambitions; he just wants an easy life. Yet some unseen force keeps pushing him and Gan Cao onto a renowned physician’s path full of twists, thorns, and flowers.

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