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Notes from a Taoist Medicine Clinic 道医馆笔记
[All plotlines in this book are fictional and included solely for the purposes of the story. They do not represent real-life views. Please keep that in mind and don't confuse fiction with reality.] After graduating with a master's degree from an ordinary university of traditional Chinese medicine, the protagonist didn't go to work at a hospital. Instead, they joined a Daoist medical clinic and began recording their encounters with strange and baffling illnesses.
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A Yu Tests Drugs with His Life 阿宇拿命试药
Staying up late harms your health, excessive sex drains your vitality, a weak spleen and stomach, insomnia, and aching lower back? These are common modern-day problems, and this book explains them all. A Yu, a man who's been through it himself, begins with the painful lessons of his own experience, then takes on the role of storyteller to explain the uses of the body's acupoints and the preferences and aversions of its five organs. He lays out Sun Simiao's Thirteen Health-Preservation Methods, t
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- 3 The Feng Shui Clinic 风水医馆 Lin Feng, a brash young man with a formal education in traditional Chinese medicine, takes over his grandfather's “Feng Shui Clinic.” He's well-grounded in Chinese medicine and knows a little feng shui. He expects to spend his days guarding a run-down shop and barely scraping by, but to his surprise, his family's inherited “feng shui acupuncture” technique helps him make a name for himself. He reads feng shui and unblocks meridians, treating the body while changing people's fortunes. With Chines 800Reads—Score139Shelves
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The Acupuncturist's Strange Tales 针灸师的异闻录
The Clinical Adventures of an Acupuncturist and His Friends in the Mystical Arts: When acupuncture meets the mystical arts, and medical principles shed light on strange phenomena. A book that will make you see Chinese medicine anew, from the transmission of pathogenic qi to spirit-light divination and fire offerings, unveiling the invisible battlefield of life behind Chinese medicine. Perhaps one day, in the hands of a Chinese medicine practitioner, it can become a reference book for finding the
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Half a Volume of a Broken Book, Healing a Broken Life 半卷残书医残生
A mere scholar, he seems to have his fate laid out for him after graduation. Before he knows it, he has entered the field of traditional Chinese medicine, and under the guidance of his wife's grandfather, he eventually becomes a renowned doctor. But fate is fickle, and Xiao Dong still can't escape the destiny laid out for him.
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I Found a Zi Wei Astrology Book at a Street Stall and Became the Disciple of a Reclusive Medical Sage 地摊捡本紫微书，拜师隐世医圣
Warning! This novel is only suitable for readers interested in traditional Chinese medicine and Chinese divination. The material on medicine and divination is drawn from the classics and covers the Five Arts: mountain, medicine, destiny, physiognomy, and divination.
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- 7 Duke Zhou's Dream Interpretation 周公解梦 Everyone dreams, but few people know what their dreams truly mean. Even fewer understand that dreams are actually omens, warning us whether the things about to happen in our lives will bring good fortune or disaster! Just as cats and dogs behave strangely before an earthquake, and ants tirelessly move house in the days before a flood, our dreams guide us whenever a major change is about to take place in our lives… 20.5kReads9.0Score2.1kShelves
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A Medical Resident: Our Wordless Promise 进修医，我们无言的约定
Everyone has an ocean of their own. Perhaps we've never been there, but it has always been there, and always will be. The lost remain lost; those who meet will meet again. She and I were doctors training at different hospitals. We met and fell in love in a foreign land, and medicine brought us closer. Our love story began at this subway station.
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