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Help! This miracle doctor opened the medical clinic into the scene of "Happy Comedian", family members, who knows! Other people's miracle doctors are said to be "good at saving the world, with wonderful hands and a benevolent heart." But this living treasure downstairs in my house turned the medical clinic into a large-scale talk show stage! From treating hiccups to skipping subject three, to giving Erha acupuncture to treat social anxiety, his daily medical practice perfectly illustrates what "medical skills are not enough, so a fool comes to make up"! 1. Confusing behavior in the clinic: Checking the pulse to find out the rap rhythm. The first time I met Lin Jiu was at his "Jiuchongtian Medical Clinic". A faded banner hung above the door, which read "Hua Tuo was silent after seeing it, and Bian Que shed tears after seeing it." When I went to see a doctor for a cold, he suddenly started to beat the "Compendium of Materia Medica" played on his mobile phone while taking my pulse: "Your pulse is very much like Jay Chou's syncopation!" He took out a silver needle and made a heart shape on my wrist: "This is called 'cardiotherapy', and it guarantees that you will fall in love straight away after the treatment!" The most amazing thing was that he treated the insomnia of the uncle next door, without acupuncture or medicine, and just led him to play chess all night long. The next day, the uncle came for a follow-up consultation with dark circles under his eyes: "Doctor, I'm so sleepy now that I can sleep in the coffin!" Lin Jiu pushed up his gold-rimmed glasses: "Congratulations! This is called 'fighting poison with poison therapy'. Let's continue tonight. I'm sure you'll be playing chess in your dreams!" 2. Strange prescription: boil Chinese medicine into a dark dish Lin Jiu's prescriptions can be called medical miracles - to cure the heat of primary school students who love to eat spicy strips, the prescription reads "Watch the "Documentary on Chili Allergy Patients" three times a day, for two hours each time." One time I went to grab some medicine for a cough, and he mysteriously took out a jar and said, "This is my secret 'Happy Cough Water'!" I took a sip and almost spit it out - it was actually cola soaked in wolfberry, with a handful of popping candies sprinkled in! He explained seriously: "Carbonic acid stimulates the throat and creates hallucinations, making you think your cough is gone. This is called 'metaphysical treatment'!" 3. Pet Clinic: Animal treatment is even more outrageous than that of people. Lin Jiu's medical clinic also opened an "exclusive clinic for fur babies." Aunt Wang's neighbor next door, Erha, was addicted to tearing down the house. He covered the dog's paws with Band-Aids: "If your paws hurt, you won't have the strength to tear down the house. This is called the 'physical restriction method'!" As a result, Erha used the band-aids on his head and knocked a hole in the sofa with his head. What's even more amazing is that he cured his neighbor's orange cat's picky eating. He wore a cat ear headband and demonstrated how to eat cat food: "Look! This cat eats so deliciously!" The orange cat glanced at him indifferently, turned around and overturned the bowl. Lin Jiu wiped the cat food on his face and concluded sadly: "It seems that what it needs is not medical skills, but cat food evaluators." 4. Large-scale social death scene: turning medical practice into performance art One day, a group of aunts suddenly rushed into the hospital, holding a banner "Thank you, Doctor Lin, for curing my old hen from laying eggs"! It turned out that when he was feeling the pulse of the chicken, he suddenly performed an impromptu talk show, which scared the old hen so much that she laid an egg on the spot. The aunts insisted on sending banners, so he scratched his head and said, "How about... Give me a bag of chicken feed? My Erha recently wanted to change his career to become a chicken." Another time he broadcast a live broadcast to popularize science and health knowledge, but was asked by fans to perform "using acupuncture to stick a balloon without exploding." He really took out the silver needle and muttered to the balloon: "Balloon, balloon, you have to be strong!" The next second there was a "bang", and all the barrage read was "The scene of the miracle doctor's car rollover"! Now Lin Jiu's medical clinic has become an internet celebrity check-in point, and people come here to watch his "sand sculpture diagnosis and treatment show" every day. He often said: "Cure a disease, 70% by medical skills, 30% by talk show!" Although his treatments are outrageous and make people laugh to tears, the miraculous thing is that the patients who come to see the doctor not only get better, but also feel better - after all, who can resist laughing in this place where the medical clinic is turned into a comedy scene?
Help! This miracle doctor opened the medical clinic into the scene of "Happy Comedian", family members, who knows! Other people's miracle doctors are said to be "good at saving the world, with wonderful hands and a benevolent heart." But this living treasure downstairs in my house turned the medical clinic into a large-scale talk show stage! From treating hiccups to skipping subject three, to giving Erha acupuncture to treat social anxiety, his daily medical practice perfectly illustrates what "medical skills are not enough, so a fool comes to make up"! 1. Confusing behavior in the clinic: Checking the pulse to find out the rap rhythm. The first time I met Lin Jiu was at his "Jiuchongtian Medical Clinic". A faded banner hung above the door, which read "Hua Tuo was silent after seeing it, and Bian Que shed tears after seeing it." When I went to see a doctor for a cold, he suddenly started to beat the "Compendium of Materia Medica" played on his mobile phone while taking my pulse: "Your pulse is very much like Jay Chou's syncopation!" He took out a silver needle and made a heart shape on my wrist: "This is called 'cardiotherapy', and it guarantees that you will fall in love straight away after the treatment!" The most amazing thing was that he treated the insomnia of the uncle next door, without acupuncture or medicine, and just led him to play chess all night long. The next day, the uncle came for a follow-up consultation with dark circles under his eyes: "Doctor, I'm so sleepy now that I can sleep in the coffin!" Lin Jiu pushed up his gold-rimmed glasses: "Congratulations! This is called 'fighting poison with poison therapy'. Let's continue tonight. I'm sure you'll be playing chess in your dreams!" 2. Strange prescription: boil Chinese medicine into a dark dish Lin Jiu's prescriptions can be called medical miracles - to cure the heat of primary school students who love to eat spicy strips, the prescription reads "Watch the "Documentary on Chili Allergy Patients" three times a day, for two hours each time." One time I went to grab some medicine for a cough, and he mysteriously took out a jar and said, "This is my secret 'Happy Cough Water'!" I took a sip and almost spit it out - it was actually cola soaked in wolfberry, with a handful of popping candies sprinkled in! He explained seriously: "Carbonic acid stimulates the throat and creates hallucinations, making you think your cough is gone. This is called 'metaphysical treatment'!" 3. Pet Clinic: Animal treatment is even more outrageous than that of people. Lin Jiu's medical clinic also opened an "exclusive clinic for fur babies." Aunt Wang's neighbor next door, Erha, was addicted to tearing down the house. He covered the dog's paws with Band-Aids: "If your paws hurt, you won't have the strength to tear down the house. This is called the 'physical restriction method'!" As a result, Erha used the band-aids on his head and knocked a hole in the sofa with his head. What's even more amazing is that he cured his neighbor's orange cat's picky eating. He wore a cat ear headband and demonstrated how to eat cat food: "Look! This cat eats so deliciously!" The orange cat glanced at him indifferently, turned around and overturned the bowl. Lin Jiu wiped the cat food on his face and concluded sadly: "It seems that what it needs is not medical skills, but cat food evaluators." 4. Large-scale social death scene: turning medical practice into performance art One day, a group of aunts suddenly rushed into the hospital, holding a banner "Thank you, Doctor Lin, for curing my old hen from laying eggs"! It turned out that when he was feeling the pulse of the chicken, he suddenly performed an impromptu talk show, which scared the old hen so much that she laid an egg on the spot. The aunts insisted on sending banners, so he scratched his head and said, "How about... Give me a bag of chicken feed? My Erha recently wanted to change his career to become a chicken." Another time he broadcast a live broadcast to popularize science and health knowledge, but was asked by fans to perform "using acupuncture to stick a balloon without exploding." He really took out the silver needle and muttered to the balloon: "Balloon, balloon, you have to be strong!" The next second there was a "bang", and all the barrage read was "The scene of the miracle doctor's car rollover"! Now Lin Jiu's medical clinic has become an internet celebrity check-in point, and people come to see his "sand sculpture diagnosis and treatment show" every day. He often said: "Cure a disease, 70% by medical skills, 30% by talk show!" Although his treatments are outrageous and make people laugh to tears, the miraculous thing is that the patients who come to see the doctor not only get better, but also feel better - after all, who can resist laughing in this place where the medical clinic is turned into a comedy scene?