Dr. Ni's Case Studies

Master Ni had a kind heart and devoted every effort to the inheritance and development of Chinese traditional medicine. His death at an early age is a great regret in the history of Chinese traditional Chinese medicine culture. But he rode the rapids. Selfless dedication is the dazzling star in our glorious history of Chinese medicine. It shines brightly and will never be missing.

Super pretty. Thanks to the author for typing Master Ni's works word for word here. Thank you very much.

The content is vivid and lifelike, making people understand the importance of traditional Chinese medicine more and more.

How to say it? The more I look at it, the more anxious I become. If only there were good Chinese medicine doctors like Master Ni in mainland China. How nice it would be... I like what he said the most. "If bad people are also treated, what will happen to good people?" It is too difficult to find a good Chinese medicine doctor now. I go to the hospital and often prescribe 20-30 medicines. Even after taking it for a month, it has no effect. I don't know whether it's because of the lack of good medicine or the lack of good doctors. A cold that could be cured two thousand years ago would cost hundreds or thousands more to go to a hospital, and it may not even be cured. *Huizhong*Hospital expert number, 300 yuan. Prescribing medicine costs more than 1,000 yuan. It doesn't work for colds, it doesn't work for rhinitis…

Thanks to Teacher Ni Haixia for his works and teaching, which paved the way for future generations of medical knowledge, which is admirable.

I seem to have traveled back in time to that time. Master Ni, with deep emotions and deep expectations, hopes that the TCM practitioner and his students can use these abilities to help people who are truly worthy of help. I hope that I can also practice critical thinking and follow the path of my predecessors, so that the world can return to a pure land where everyone can be free from disease.

I can understand it. It's a good book. I recommend it.

I like Chinese medicine, but people are too stupid and do not know this when they are young, so they miss the age to learn Chinese medicine. Ni Haixia is a person I admire, and I like Jingfang. Some things in the book inspired me, but it really depends on myself. The writing of this book is a bit shallow. For example, the medical records do not include specific treatment methods, so I want to study it myself later. It's better to think of this book as a guide.

I hope that more Chinese people will read this good book and reflect on why they don't know how to cherish their own good things, but are valued and used by others. The treatment methods and various theories of Western medicine have successfully whitened the brains of Chinese people without knowing it. How sad!

Master Ni was a great righteous man. He worked hard and dedicated himself to the inheritance of traditional Chinese medicine and died. Nowadays, many people learn Chinese medicine by themselves starting from Master Ni's videos. Let the traditional Chinese medicine continue. Master Ni really did it 👍👍👍