
A Journey Through Traditional Chinese Medicine
岐黄之旅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 242k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 16
Medical Stories About Calmly Treating and Saving Patients, with No Showing Off or Face-Slapping
I've already read Yun Heng and Fang Han.
Looking for Serious Novels About Traditional Chinese Medicine, with Little Romance or Showing Off
Looking for books similar to Traditional Chinese Medicine: Amazing! The Patient’s Five Organs Can Talk. Like this one, the protagonist should focus on treating and saving patients, spending the rest of their time studying and discussing medicine. A little romance is okay, but preferably none. I’d like discussions about traditional Chinese and Western medicine, as well as doctors and patients...
Purely Medical Stories, Chinese or Western Medicine, with No Cultivation
Medicine, Pulse Reading, Medical Classics, and Acupuncture
Books That Leave You Halfway to Becoming a Traditional Chinese Doctor
Looking for books like "The Theory of Energy in Traditional Chinese Medicine". It’s not a novel, just a systematic analysis of traditional Chinese medicine from ancient times to the present. Anyone with some medical background is sure to get a lot out of it!
Traditional Chinese Medicine Novels That Can Stand Alongside Xu Yang, Zeng Yi, Fang Han, and Yun Heng
Looking for high-quality books that can stand alongside these titles.
Any Novels About Doctors, Pure and Simple?
Are there any novels that focus entirely on doctors?
Looking for Top-Tier TCM Novels, Preferably Realistic and Without Immortal Cultivation
Traditional Chinese medicine, learning traditional Chinese medicine,
Low-Key Traditional Chinese Medicine Novels. Pure TCM, No Inner Energy or Mythical Elements
No showing off and face-slapping, no System, no transmigration or rebirth, no women, disciples, family, or national politics. No joining any private or government faction. Just a pure traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, quietly traveling around the countryside and small towns to treat people.
Pure Traditional Chinese Medicine Novels About Passing Down the Healing Arts
Looking for books similar to "Healing the World with Medicine: The Heavenly Doctor's Decree." Traditional Chinese medicine enters a new stage of development with the aid of quantum computers, but the ancient methods are on the verge of being lost. A dropout from a university of traditional Chinese medicine is taught the Thirteen Ghostly Gates Acupuncture Technique and combines ancient methods with modern technology to pass...
Novels That Promote Traditional Chinese Medicine
Are there any novels that promote traditional Chinese medicine?
Looking for Medical Novels, Just Not About Intern Doctors
A Beginner Gradually Learns Traditional Chinese Medicine
If you’re a beginner learning traditional Chinese medicine, check out these books!
Looking for Novels About Traditional Chinese Medicine, No Pretentious Cultivation
This Novel Made Me Fall in Love with Traditional Chinese Medicine
Traditional Chinese medicine is fascinating. I've fallen in love with it.
Any Stories About Traditional Chinese Medicine?
Looking for books like Back to Eighteen: Tremble, Medical Students!
Reader comments 1
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This work uses the world of traditional Chinese medicine as its background, weaving an amazing story among acupuncture, acupuncture, medicine and stones. It is not satisfied with the presentation of knowledge, but cleverly integrates the mystery of prescriptions, the precision of acupuncture, and the power of bone-setting into the muscles and blood of the plot. The narration is like flowing clouds, the points of suspense are as precise as acupuncture points, the humor is like licorice to temper the flavor, and the most emotional moments are like moxibustion that warms the heart, causing sorrow and joy to flow naturally between the rise and fall of silver needles. The author is well versed in the essence of traditional Chinese medicine and understands the subtleties of the human heart. The characters in the novel seek the true meaning of medicine in the ups and downs of fate. Behind every rejuvenation is the double tempering of wisdom and benevolence. The story is like a combination of good prescriptions, with the king, his ministers, and his envoys interlocking with each other. It not only has the joy of strengthening the body and dispelling evil, but also has the critical weight of human choices. This work is absolutely extraordinary. It is a book of life that combines the secrets of Qihuang and the various aspects of the world - where laughter and tears intertwine, there is a reverberation that touches the soul.