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Books by Green Jade Chestnut
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Officialdom: A Dimensionality Strike 官场：降维打击
(The rating is low because the book just got its score. It should gradually rise, so feel free to give it a try.) At the provincial government compound, he is Director Chen, respected by everyone. In Anyuan County, he is the scapegoat demoted and sent away. Mocked by former colleagues, shunned by local officials, and trapped in a hopeless situation with three billion in debt. Armed with an official document, Chen Mo enters this treacherous political arena alone. “If you say the tea’s gone cold,
2.3kReads8.5Score164Shelves
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The Buddhist Physician's Notes: One Acupoint, One Remedy, Curing a Hundred Ailments 佛医手札，一穴一方治百病
Every patient is another meridian restored to circulation. Every prescription embodies the thousand-year legacy of Buddhist medicine. “Buddhist medicine follows the Middle Way. Too much is just as bad as too little.” “To treat an illness of the heart, you must first treat the heart.” “Once someone can walk, they don't need others deciding where they should go.” He does not save all living beings. He simply helps each person stand on their own two feet again. The Buddhist medical arts passed down
291Reads8.6Score136Shelves
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Li Chang'an, the Taoist Doctor 道医李长安
This book tells the story of a young Taoist who comes down from the mountain to treat illnesses. What is Taoist medicine, and how is it different from traditional Chinese medicine? How does he diagnose patients, and what medicines does he prescribe? The book explains it all, one patient at a time. The dosage of every herb and the location of every acupuncture point have all been researched and verified. But this is a novel, not a medical textbook. If you're sick, you still need to go to the hosp
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Great Ming: From Salt Inspector to Supreme Power 大明：从巡盐御史权倾天下
In the twenty-first year of the Jiajing reign, the court dispatched a newly appointed salt inspector. The Xu family's disowned son, dismissed as a laughingstock throughout the capital, went alone into the tiger's den of the Two Huai region. Three months later, the region's biggest illicit salt dealer was arrested, and 140,000 taels of silver were seized. Six months later, three senior Salt Transport Commission officials were jailed, exposing a silver trail leading all the way to the capital. No
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