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Dance Goddess's Holy Hun Shifting Day
The background is the continuation of the last episode of the third episode. The sweet daily life of each pair of CPs. The gangster general arrives. The seven goddesses work together to defeat the gangsters. Other tribes join in to defeat the gangsters.
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Traditional Chinese Medicine Collection: Medical Conformity Record
[Popular work by Chen Nianzu, a top-notch doctor in the late Qing Dynasty, a master of traditional Chinese medicine and the light of mankind] In the late Qing Dynasty, Yi Chaodong, the minister of Guanglu Temple, Xiong Qian, the governor of Zhili, Xie Zaitian, the official minister, and Chen Nianzu, the life-saving doctor of the Ryukyu King, were highly praised by Lin Zexu. He lectured at the Inshang Thatched Cottage in Songshan, Fujian Province, and wrote dozens of books and had countless disci
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Medicine Is Really Easy
Ancient Chinese medicine books are a shining pearl in the treasure house of Chinese medicine. They have high guiding significance and practical value, and have made significant contributions and far-reaching influences on the development of medicine in later generations.
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Xiuxian: I Lead My Family to Fly
The world is in turmoil, demons are causing chaos, and the world of immortality is in constant dispute. Sixteen years after he was reborn in this world, Lin Chen devoted himself to hard training in the declining Lin family, and entered the late stage of Qi training at the age of sixteen. The family was ambushed while fighting for the Foundation Establishment Pill. The strong ones were injured, and their foundation was severely damaged. They were already on the edge of the cliff of decline.
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Changsha Fang Gekuo
"Changsha Fanggekuo" was written by Chen Xiuyuan, a famous physician in the Qing Dynasty. It summarizes and organizes the prescriptions in Zhang Zhongjing's "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" in verse. It is an enlightenment book on prescriptions. This book consists of three parts: Chen's original text, annotations and explanations: the annotations mainly explain characters and words with different meanings in ancient and modern times to help readers understand the original text; the explanatory par
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