[Urban Miracle Doctor + Slap in the Face + Manage Officialdom + Serve the People] Xiao Tian was born in a declining family of traditional Chinese medicine. He has been exposed to it since childhood. He is proficient in the four diagnostic methods of traditional Chinese medicine: sight, hearing, inquiry, and cutting, and can intuitively see the flow and blockage of qi and blood in the human body. He has all the medical classics he has read, whether it is the "Huangdi Neijing" or the latest "Lancet" journal, he is able to integrate the vast knowledge of Chinese and Western medicine; combined with the most cutting-edge modern medical knowledge, he can crush those so-called experts who only know how to read data and recognize authority.
Xiao Tian will gradually realize that it is the duty of a doctor to cure one patient, but to solve the systemic problems that cause thousands of people to become ill, another kind of power beyond the scalpel is needed. This cognitive leap led to his core motivation of switching from medicine to officialdom, to strive for better welfare for more Chinese people, and to use the righteousness of young people to stir up the officialdom in this turbulent era.
Reader comments
A pretty good book.
The structure is clear and the plot is colorful. It writes about some of the stinky conditions in the current society. The author should be positive, otherwise he would not write such an article. Thumbs up for the author.
A pretty good book.
The structure is clear and the plot is colorful. It writes about some of the stinky conditions in the current society. The author should be positive, otherwise he would not write such an article. Thumbs up for the author.