I want to read a book similar to "Taoist Doctor Su Ziyang". How to become a Chinese medicine practitioner step by step. Even if you don't have any foundation, you can learn Chinese medicine based on the contents of this series and apply it to some books in your life.
"The Emperor's Internal Classic" and "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases" are classic Chinese medicine books. As ancient Chinese books, they are difficult for us ordinary readers to read, but many people who love Chinese medicine culture are still full of yearning for these two ancient books. It just so happens that these two hilarious explanatory editions use humorous language to make people understand the essence of Chinese medicine while laughing.
"Everything is useful" Liang Dakuan, a graduate of the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, accidentally found a thousand-year-old ginseng essence in Changbai Mountain. This ginseng essence is extraordinary. It has the miraculous ability to detect human body ailments and understand the causes of diseases. It can also quickly formulate the most effective treatment plan based on ancient Chinese medicine classics. With this great opportunity in mind, Liang Dakuan embarked on the road of great medicine by hanging the pot to help the world. From small villages in the mountains to bustling cities, he relied on the guidance of ginseng essence and his profound knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine to treat countless patients suffering from pain. This is not only a contest about medical skills and wisdom, but also a sublimation of soul and faith.
During the war-torn Anti-Japanese War era, the Xiao family in Jiangxi adhered to the millennium of Taoist medicine inheritance and responded to the national crisis with the heart of a doctor. The six sons left home, using silver needles as swords and herbs as armor, guarding the medical pulse in the smoke and changes. From the hanging pot on a boat house in Changsha to help the world, to persistence and innovation in the torrent of the times, three generations have gone through wars, chaos, difficulties and rebirth, and wrote a medical epic that spans a century with benevolence. This is a family story about inheritance, sacrifice and hope. In the needle light of history, we witness how the blood of traditional Chinese medicine continues to flow like a river. . .
Lin Xiaoxuan, a college student, had a bad fate. He was framed by his classmates and expelled from school and returned home. His mother's vertebrae were broken by bullies and she was left paralyzed in bed. In order to avenge his mother, he had his legs broken and disfigured by bullies, and he had no choice but to embark on the road of begging. However, a sudden turn of fate occurred. After a car accident, he actually received the inheritance of a medical fairy. Since then, Lin Xiaoxuan has mastered medical skills and practiced martial arts, and has risen strongly in the city. He overcame obstacles along the way, not only avenged a bloody sea of blood, but also played with the wind and clouds in the bustling city, and started a magnificent legendary life.