Slow Fire, Xinglinwaihua

Slow fire cooks up medicine, and the apricot forest warms the countryside: "Slow fire, anecdotes in the apricot forest" reveals the perseverance and tenderness of grassroots Chinese medicine practitioners In the sea of medical literature of tomato novels, "Slow Fire, Words in the Apricot Forest" is the only realistic stream that touches the countryside fireworks of southern Fujian. There is no cheating legend of a miracle doctor, no ups and downs of bloody entanglements. It only uses rural areas in southern Fujian as the background and the growth of grassroots Chinese medicine doctor Chen Zongyuan as the thread. It blends the "slow-fire" wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine with the warmth of the countryside. It fully describes the perseverance and tenderness of grassroots doctors and allows readers to see the most authentic world of Xinglin. The most touching thing about this novel is the realism of grassroots Chinese medicine that has lost its halo. The protagonist Chen Zongyuan is never a "miraculous doctor" who can cure diseases with just a prescription, but an ordinary village doctor who guards the countryside: faced with the problem of diagnosis and treatment of chronic diseases, he will sort out failed cases and study them repeatedly; in order to break through the limitations of "medication based on experience", he consults experts online He went to Nanjing for offline follow-up consultation and understood the true meaning of "systematic syndrome differentiation" step by step. Facing the villagers' doubts and complex illnesses, he had no shortcut. He could only use patience as the guide and precision as the prescription, and summarized the common pathogenesis of chronic diseases in practice again and again. The diagnosis and treatment of traditional Chinese medicine in the novel has no ostentatious skills, only the meticulousness of looking, hearing, asking, and rigorous preparation of medicines, which restores the most authentic appearance of grassroots traditional Chinese medicine - their medical skills are developed slowly and slowly in the fireworks of the countryside. And "The Story of Xinglin" is the most gentle core of this novel. The so-called "foreign language" is never a side branch of medical skills, but the rural feelings hidden behind diagnosis and treatment. It is the villagers' initial doubts and subsequent entrustment. It is the bond of common sense and trust between doctors and patients. It is Chen Zongyuan's original intention to guard a rural area and resist the temptation of the outside world, just to protect the health of his neighbors. The novel does not deliberately create conflicts, but only describes the daily life in rural areas in southern Fujian: chatting at the entrance of the village, fireworks in the clinic, and interactions between doctors and villagers. These detailed scenes add scalding warmth to the cold medical skills, and make the word "Xinglin" not only a symbol of medical practice, but also a symbol of warmth in the countryside of helping each other. The creation of characters also writes "the greatness in the ordinary" deeply. The protagonist Chen Zongyuan has no earth-shattering ambitions, only the simplest perseverance: his growth is not a rapid advancement in cultivation, but a dual accumulation of medical knowledge and true heart. From the youthful exploration of diagnosis and treatment at the beginning, to the calmness of taking charge of his own business, what remains unchanged is his reverence for traditional Chinese medicine and his sincerity to the villagers. And those vivid rural group portraits, the questioning old people, and the trusting neighbors are not flat supporting characters, but form part of the grassroots medical ecology, making the whole story take root and have a sense of reality that is within reach. The "slowness" of this novel is its most precious quality. Simmering a soup over slow fire brings out the flavor; practicing medicine over a slow fire cooks the heart. In the fast-paced world of online articles, it does not pursue a momentary sense of refreshment, but uses soothing writing to spread the daily life of grassroots Chinese medicine, telling us: the greatness of doctors has never been limited to treating difficult and complicated diseases, but also to safeguarding the soil and water of a place, protecting the health of a place, and interpreting the true meaning of "the benevolence of doctors" with a lifetime of perseverance. The inheritance of traditional Chinese medicine is just like this, slowly polished and persevered from generation to generation. When I close the book, I can still see the fragrance of medicine in the clinic in the southern Fujian countryside, the figure of Chen Zongyuan lowering his head to diagnose, and the common gossip of his neighbors in his ears. "Slow Fire, A Word in the Apricot Grove" is never a vigorous medical epic, but a gentle hymn written to grassroots Chinese medicine practitioners. It is about medicine and warms people's hearts. Reading it makes people feel warm and moved.

"Slow Fire, Words in the Apricot Grove" is a diary of a grassroots doctor soaked in the aroma of medicine and warmth. The author uses delicate writing to record the transformation of rural doctor Chen Zongyuan from empirical medicine to systematic syndrome differentiation. There is no grand narrative about hanging the pot to save the world, but only the ordinary perseverance of asking for diagnosis and prescriptions, studying late at night, and the doctor's heart of "taking slowness as the way" when facing doubts and temptations. In the long journey of treating chronic diseases, every gram considered in those prescriptions carries the reverence for life; the trust gradually accumulated among the villagers is the most simple footnote of Xinglin Chunnuan. This book allows us to see that real medical skills are not only about curing diseases, but also about protecting the warmth of life in the fireworks of the world.

This is a novel with the theme of traditional Chinese medicine. Chen Zongyuan, a rural doctor, takes "slowness" as his guide, uses precise prescriptions and a patient attitude to treat patients. It is a very good novel with the theme of traditional Chinese medicine. The writing is smooth.

A very good book! A rare Chinese medicine novel, the more I read it, the more I can't put it down!

A good book, the subject matter is very novel, I can learn a lot of knowledge, and it is relatively close to reality.

This traditional Chinese medicine-themed novel is very unique. The writing is smooth and clear. The author is outstanding. It is very unique. It is in line with social reality. You can also learn a lot of knowledge. It is worth recommending.

The content is rich, the characters are vivid... The plot is often unexpected! Worth seeing!

The perspective is unique and the medicine will be taken according to the prescription tomorrow.

I feel like the author is also a fan of Master Ni. Many of the pharmacological and medical theories in the book come from Master Ni's video lectures. I resonated with him very much when I read it! I will continue to pursue it!

I really like this kind of relaxing and enjoyable novel. The author is really talented.

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This is a very interesting novel about traditional Chinese medicine, worth reading. It also describes the protagonist's step-by-step exploration and hardships on the road to traditional Chinese medicine!

It's a very novel Chinese medicine article. I'm so surprised. The author's writing is concise and you can learn practical knowledge. It's really great. I recommend it! !

The author has great literary talent, and the ups and downs of the plot are very interesting!