Recommended book about divine healing. It's pretty. [ #Urban #TCMTechFlow #realmedicalecology #realcase #grievance] The male protagonist Chen Yuanzhou, a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine, joined the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine of the Provincial People's Hospital. This setting is very real - it is not a hermit master in the mountains and forests, but a serious top-level hospital, facing medical insurance assessment, department performance, and competition between traditional Chinese and Western medicine. I have a doctor at home, and I feel particularly immersed in seeing him. There was a plot that left a deep impression on me: He was bleeding heavily in the emergency department, his blood pressure dropped to the point where it could not be measured, and the blood bank did not prepare the blood. The male protagonist took out three silver needles to stop the bleeding. The director of Western medicine went from "Are you kidding me" to "Quickly, give me a few more injections" - this change was written very naturally, not the kind of embarrassing boast that "Chinese medicine is really magical", but the recognition of professionals by professionals.
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3Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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3Reads5.8Score—Shelves