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After Reading This, I Can Become Half a Chinese Medicine Practitioner.
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It was so well written that I was very immersed in it and cried several times. I was filled with sadness and anger during the plot. Bian Que's spirit is worth learning from everyone.
This book makes me feel different from what I have read before. This book can feel the ancients' loyalty, filial piety, benevolence, righteousness, etiquette, wisdom, and trustworthiness perfectly displayed. I've never read a similar book before, so I don't know if it's true or not, so I got stuck in it [laughs] [like]
I haven't finished reading it yet, and I don't know if it is all a true story, but I really admire the life of the miracle doctor Bian Que. He had ups and downs, ups and downs, suffered a lot, suffered a lot, was wronged, defeated, and was wronged... But his heart was always firm in rescuing people. He sacrificed himself and helped many people, so that future generations can learn more medical knowledge. I am also grateful for the dedication of the miracle doctor throughout his life. Finally, I really like and thank the author for his talent and writing, allowing me to read such a good book.
It's good. Nowadays, many people do it just to make money without medical ethics.
The deeds of a generation of famous doctors were narrated. He was of noble character, dedicated to the people, and selflessly solved diseases and problems for the toiling masses. He had high aspirations, overcome all difficulties, wrote books and made selfless contributions to relieve the suffering of the common people, so that Chinese traditional Chinese medicine can be spread, shine for all generations, and inspire future generations.
It's a very good book. I wonder if any doctors will read this book. I really hope that all doctors will take a look. Instead of saying that they don't charge money for medical treatment like Bian Que (which is also unrealistic), at least they can respect their own conscience, sincerely consider their patients, and relieve their pain.
Bian Que, the miracle doctor, was a medical saint. He was a doctor with a benevolent heart. He summarized his writings and collected many disciples for future generations. He was the first person to promote medicine. Similar to Confucian Confucius. This book is full of righteousness, historical, and worth reading.
It's so good-looking. The miracle doctor Bian Que endured humiliation and heavy burdens for the people throughout his life. The vicissitudes of life are such that good people suffer many hardships.
If you read this book, you will know the miracle of Bian Que! ! ! Sacrifice oneself and benefit all, a great man [Like][Like]
The structure is clear and intriguing. Although it does not have fancy language or flashy words, it is still deeply touching and is a good book with high scores. I couldn't sleep for a long time after reading it... Readers are recommended to pay attention to this book.
Bian Que's poisoned dart stayed in Jiangjiacun, but he asked the lost girl Yang Ziyue and the others to return to Pengshan quickly, which was unreasonable. It's not like the King of Qin wanted to kill Master Bian Que and fled in a hurry. It stands to reason that Bian Que should die and go home with the coffin.
This book allowed me to truly understand the life of the miracle doctor Bian Que, especially the medical descriptions and characters and events that were well-founded. I read the book almost word for word and took notes. I thank the author for carefully organizing such complete historical information and almost restoring the life of the miracle doctor. I have benefited a lot from studying Chinese medicine on my own for more than ten years, and I shed tears many times!
This book is very well written and really worth reading. Thank you author for writing such a good book,
Promoting the culture of traditional Chinese medicine and the Chinese spirit are very positive in this era where interests are paramount and are worth learning from all of us.
I finished reading this book in one go. The miracle doctor Bian Que is so great. In the past, I only heard about the miracle doctor Bian Que. After reading this book, I realized that the miracle doctor treated diseases and saved people throughout his life, and helped the world by hanging a pot. Respectable, worthy of [like][like][like]
So it's very well written, but white flour and sweet potatoes are wrong. Wheat came to China during the Qin and Han Dynasties, while sweet potatoes came to China during the Ming Dynasty.
The story of Bian Que, the miracle doctor, has ups and downs and is deeply touching. The author's writing style is simple and unpretentious, majestic and the story is vivid.
In the book, the author uses his unique perspective and insights to deeply analyze social phenomena and human weaknesses, deeply touching readers. The language of this book is concise and clear, the writing is smooth and beautiful, and it is intoxicating to read. Good looking
The plot of the story is real and interesting, and the medical cases in it are very enlightening, which proves that Bian Que is a pragmatic and truthful doctor.
A very good book that tells the story of Bian Que's childhood, apprenticeship, marriage, and loss of his family. He devoted his whole life to medicine. The book also talks about unique pulse diagnosis, collection of folk remedies, moxibustion eight-character formula, yin and yang and five elements, so that readers can also learn relevant knowledge. It also talks about the diseases of the elderly and the temperature of children. In the medical rules of bird droppings and self-created six incurable diseases, readers can feel that understanding things is the meaning of exploration and research.
\The writing is very good. It describes the honesty, trustworthiness, filial piety and respect of the elderly in educating children to grow up healthily and happily. Anyway, it is well written and I like it very much.
This book is a good book centered on Chinese medicine. Treat diseases with traditional Chinese medicine, promote the medical ethics of traditional Chinese medicine, and fight with magic through time and space. It is a truly good book.
A very good book to learn about Bian Que's life story
The story is realistic, compact in structure, full of ups and downs, and touching in plot. It is a masterpiece in the book!
I like listening to it. The major and minor events and turning points are written in detail, and the characters are also very vivid and contrasting. The protagonist's approach to people and things is very educational! Worth listening to! 👍Like
It feels good, but I don't know if there are any records in historical materials, or it is just fabricated...
He is really a saint, but it is a pity that he was harmed by villains.
Strange people and great people are all incarnations of God
There are many medical theories worth learning from
The book is very good, but it's a pity that I don't know how many miraculous medical books and inheritances are handed down now?