
Those Things About Jingfang
经方那些事儿
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- Ongoing
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- 92k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Everyday
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- 7d ago
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The male lead is a traditional Chinese medicine doctor.
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Traditional Chinese Medicine! More Traditional Chinese Medicine!
I just want to read this traditional Chinese medicine book!
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System, medicine, no cultivation.
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The male lead is a doctor.
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This Is the Only Traditional Chinese Medicine Novel I Love!
This book made me fall in love with traditional Chinese medicine!
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Traditional Chinese medicine, learning traditional Chinese medicine,
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Traditional Chinese Medicine! Traditional Chinese Medicine! A Hero with Superb Medical Skills and Uncanny Acupuncture
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Traditional Chinese Medicine Novels
Novels like Genius Doctor.
Good Novels About Traditional Chinese Medicine
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Recommend Medical Novels, I'm Out of Books 🙏🙏🙏
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Introducing traditional Chinese medicine and learning about it.
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I am used to reading all kinds of refreshing articles about Chinese medicine, and when I read the story of Shou Jing Tang, I felt a lot of emotion in my heart. [Like][Like] The easiest pitfall when studying "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" is to memorize the articles and bind prescriptions to diseases. This book just addresses this pain point. Qin Guanlan initially thought that Guizhi Decoction was only for treating colds. After seeing his master using the same prescription to treat various miscellaneous diseases, he gradually realized that Zhongjing was looking at a person's current physical state, not the name of the disease in the medical record. The book explains cold and heat, but also breaks away from the old stereotype of "external evil energy invading the body" and explains it as a state of abnormal operation of Yang energy. This perspective is very enlightening. The medical records do not pursue the myth of a cure with one dose. They will describe the progress and retreat after taking the medicine, and the ideas for adjusting the prescription. They will also remind you of the risks of the medicine and the key points of decoction. The dialogue between master and apprentice is more like a true reproduction of clinical teaching. The story is not only about diagnosis, but also about the doctor's human feelings and the weight of inheritance. There is no clichéd plot of a crushing slap in the face, but more about thinking, speculation and error correction. If you understand a little bit about traditional Chinese medicine and read it, you will find strong resonance in many aspects. It is a work worth savoring.
The writing is so elegant. It can be seen that the author really has a background in traditional Chinese medicine. It is so powerful [I learned it]
Come on, author. Although I haven't read it yet, I will like to read it when I see these prescriptions for Guizhi Decoction.