[Military marriage in the 1970s + time travel + medical skills + serving the motherland + developing traditional Chinese medicine + refreshing articles]
Have you heard that the daughter of the barefoot doctor's family stopped running away after the man and went to treat others instead?
Lin Han, the director of the traditional Chinese medicine hospital "Miracle Hands of Rejuvenation", transformed into a "love brain" who was not even a passerby in the period literature. Although he was fair-skinned and beautiful, his engagement was broken off by a scumbag.
Dr. Lin said that she no longer played with them. She just rolled up her sleeves and started working in her old profession. She was very good at it with her silver needles.
Pelvic inflammatory disease just won't go away, but Dr. Lin can fix it with just a few needles!
The young daughter-in-law from the brigade next door hasn't gotten pregnant after a year of marriage. It turns out it's the man who's not good at it. It's okay. Dr. Lin can also treat her!
My brother's legs were paralyzed because he was on a mission, and his future is hopeless? Dr. Lin can solve trivial matters with just a few needles!
Infertility, paralysis, sore throat, hematuria, all kinds of difficult and complicated diseases are not a problem for her!
See how Lin Han leads a prosperous and happy life after time travel. From a village doctor to a master of traditional Chinese medicine, he is admired by thousands of people in China.
Reading guide:
1. This article is fictional and has a private setting. The female protagonist is set to have very powerful medical skills.
2. There are not many villains and not many slaps in the face. It is mainly about the heroine's daily life of treating illnesses and saving people.
3. There is a male protagonist, but the male protagonist appears late.
4. The relevant TCM knowledge in this article comes from the Internet and related books. If you are not a professional, please do not treat diseases according to the methods in this article.
Reader comments
It's so hard to take a look at it.
You don't need to explain your syndrome differentiation and treatment clearly to patients, let alone the illiterate people in rural areas. Unless the patient asks and explains a few things, he or she will feel uncomfortable and wait for your treatment. It is really against the rules for you to talk about a lot of things that are not available.
Including terms, the difference between spoken language and written language is quite obvious. There is no need to use such written language when speaking to non-professionals. For example, if you eat unclean food, it means eating unclean things. If you say the former, the other party may not understand it at all, so why complicate simple things.
Also, the transition to explaining that the protagonist knows such powerful medical skills when he wakes up is unnatural, very superficial and far-fetched. In addition, regarding the inheritance of medical skills, both the original owner and the protagonist come from their grandfather and father. I personally don't like this very much. Some people may say that most of the reality is like this, but it's all in novels. Why not set it as a matrilineal inheritance~
It's so hard to take a look at it. You don't need to explain your syndrome differentiation and treatment clearly to patients, let alone the illiterate people in rural areas. Unless the patient asks and explains a few things, he or she will feel uncomfortable and wait for your treatment. It is really against the rules for you to talk about a lot of things that are not available. Including terms, the difference between spoken language and written language is quite obvious. There is no need to use such written language when speaking to non-professionals. For example, if you eat unclean food, it means eating unclean things. If you say the former, the other party may not understand it at all, so why complicate simple things. Also, the transition to explaining that the protagonist knows such powerful medical skills when he wakes up is unnatural, very superficial and far-fetched. In addition, regarding the inheritance of medical skills, both the original owner and the protagonist come from their grandfather and father. I personally don't like this very much. Some people may say that most of the reality is like this, but it's all in novels. Why not set it as a matrilineal inheritance~