A Chinese Medicine Practitioner Who Can't Deliver Takeaways Is Not a Good Governor.

In the past two days, I have seen the parts of wine making, porcelain making, and object research: this part is the entrepreneurial record of the hard-core farming dynasty of time travelers and technological revolution. This is not only a story about a time traveler using modern knowledge to "cheat", but also a hymn dedicated to those unknown craftsmen and explorers who have the courage to practice in all eras. With his solid research and amazing patience, the author meticulously restores for us a difficult road to achieve technological breakthroughs from scratch in the context of the Han Dynasty. The most dazzling light of the story is not the "prophet" of the protagonist Guo Yuze, but his "methodology" that transcends the times: he does not simply throw out concepts, but goes deep into the front line of production and works side by side with the craftsmen. From countless experiments on the ratio of tire to soil, to the local wisdom of "inner core method" and "segmented production" in the production of special-shaped parts, to the extreme concentration of waiting for the kiln fire and interpreting the color of the flame - every failure is real and tangible, and every small progress is hard-won. The author successfully describes the climbing process of the "technological tree" in a way that is as suspenseful as a detective solving a case, and full of immersive details like a handicraft documentary. What's even more rare is that the story has not broken away from the soil of the times. His father Guo Yan's political acumen and business acumen (pulverizing courgette seeds and turning pickles into a communication tool) skillfully balanced his son's technical ideals and practical logic, making this "entrepreneurship" seem real and credible. Those experienced old craftsmen, their doubts, shock, and final conviction and pride represent the touching process of collision and integration of traditional technology and cutting-edge ideas. The author's respect for the technological level of the Han Dynasty is commendable - he did not create anything out of thin air that was too far ahead of the times. All progress was based on the existing materials (kaolin, lime glaze, copper) and techniques (dragon kiln, molding, billowing) at that time. He only achieved the ultimate breakthrough in ideas and precision. This "shackles dance" is more convincing and charming. This is a hard-core novel full of wisdom. It makes us believe that no matter in any era, the most precious thing is always the spirit of "investigating things" that has the courage to explore, respects practice, and is indomitable. It not only satisfies our fantasy about the time-travel theme, but also gives us a deep respect for the wisdom of ancient craftsmen. Highly recommended to all readers who love history, technological history, and solid narrative! This chapter in the third volume, in which Guo Yuze treats Liu Ze, cleverly combines Zhu Youshu, bone-setting techniques with surgery, demonstrating the unique value of traditional Chinese medicine in battlefield first aid. Guo Yuze used the principle of "pull out, stretch and straighten" to reduce the sternum and use willow branch internal fixation instead of modern steel plates. This not only complies with ancient medical conditions, but also embodies the wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine of "treating muscles and bones together". Shenfu Shexiang Decoction can relieve life and rejuvenate Qi, and Jinshuangji Shengji Powder can reduce inflammation and promote muscle growth. They are all reasonable uses of classic Chinese medicine prescriptions. These details not only enhance the authenticity of the story, but also allow you to feel the profound accumulation of traditional Chinese medicine in the field of surgery, breaking the stereotype that "TCM can only regulate".

It was originally an admiration for Guo Yuze, but when I read this chapter, it turned into an admiration for his father, the prefect Yingchuan. His father has a very good thinking ability and speaks very thoughtfully. Like Guo Yuze, he only thinks of one place.

The second and third volumes of this work are set in Liangzhou (Qingxiao Han) in the Western Han Dynasty, constructing a gripping epic of power and strategy. The author skillfully combines historical research and artistic creation to create three-dimensional and full characters such as Guo Yuze and Liu Ze. The setting of the two protagonists is exquisite - Guo Yuze's scholarly wisdom and Liu Ze's military commander's courage complement each other, and the bonds of past and present life add emotional depth. The narrative rhythm is relaxed and moderate, with both the thrill of court games and the tender presentation of the details of people's livelihood. What is particularly rare is that it maintains logical self-consistency in the fictional history, and describes the official system, military, medicine, etc. Of the Han Dynasty rigorously but vividly, showing a profound historical foundation and literary creativity.

I started reading books more than ten years ago. Later, I listened to books multiple times because there were too many similar books. There are some good books that I read and listen to over and over again. I have rarely encountered them over the years. When I do, I always collect them and recommend them to others. I read this book today. It is a book that I will collect and recommend. It is a good collection of interesting science. A book worth reviewing

The author is very sincere and I learned a lot.