Great Doctor Ling Ran

You can learn a lot about Chinese medicine from this book, and it is also intended to promote Chinese medicine culture. Traditional Chinese medicine is a cultural treasure left by our ancestors. In many places, we can prevent, maintain health, enhance health awareness, detect early, and treat early. Health is more important than anything else. This is a Chinese medicine novel that warms people to the core. The protagonist, Ling Ran, is a young Chinese medicine doctor who carries an old diagnosis box on his back. He treats diseases with three silver needles and warms people with his sincerity. From the speed of life and death in the emergency room to the community free clinic in Xingfuli; from Zhou Xiaobao's progressive muscular dystrophy to Xiao Yu's first aid for Japanese encephalitis - every case is solid and credible, and every treatment is exciting. But what moved me the most was the heavy inheritance in the book. Grandpa left behind sixty medical records, a box of letters, seventeen "special children", and the phrase "A doctor can cure not only diseases, but also lives." Ling Ran took over not only the medical skills, but also the responsibility that his grandfather had guarded for fifty-four years. Su Jin's love line from doubt to trust, and Zhang Yan's growth line from rescued to comrade-in-arms are both written just right, not stealing the show, but heartwarming. If you want to read a book that understands both traditional Chinese medicine and human relationships, "The Great Doctor Ling Ran" is worth reading. ——Reading "The Great Doctor Ling Ran", I saw the power of traditional Chinese medicine and the warmth of people's hearts.

Very good Chinese medicine book! So, it's not that TCM can't cure diseases, it's that there are too few good TCM doctors, and some diseases are really slow, often lasting 3 months and half a year. Many people can't persevere if they're not very patient or really have no choice.

Full of positive energy, education is of great significance.

Very simple and in line with the Chinese rhythm!

So well written! Flesh-and-blood emotions, strong emotions, and vivid images are my favorite type!

I have read many Chinese medicine novels, and this one is very special. There is no conflict of interests, but the redemption of the human heart! It's really different!

There are really not many good Chinese medicine practitioners nowadays. If all of them could be passed on without reservation like Ling Ran, Chinese medicine would have risen long ago. If one is taught without distinction, one can become a great doctor.

Close to life, it writes about the greatness and current situation of traditional Chinese medicine.