Keep Pulse for Thousands of Years

The northwest corner of Jiangcheng First People's Hospital is the hospital's default "retirement penal colony" - the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Everyone felt that Zhang Fan, the youngest attending physician in Corey, came in through connections to get around. He fished and played games at work and left on time after get off work. But no one knows that he comes from a family of traditional Chinese medicine, and is a master of traditional Chinese medicine. He has mastered decoction, acupuncture, bone setting, and meridians, all of which he has mastered since childhood. Western medicine looks at shapes, instruments, and data. There are thousands of instruments to screen, but only the physical body is damaged; Traditional Chinese medicine observes qi, pulse, yin and yang, and puts three fingers between the wrists to know the deficiency and excess of the internal organs. Everyone in the world believes that nuclear magnetism is precise and versatile in testing. But I don't know that the imbalance of qi, blocked meridians, and rejection of yin and yang are never reflected in the instrument's imaging. He sticks to this deserted clinic, and in the top three most evidence-based Western medicines, he uses needles to break problems, medicines to eliminate maladies, and uses real clinical effects to break prejudices, maintain the roots of traditional Chinese medicine passed down from generation to generation, and rekindle the ancient medical skills.