Time traveled to the early Tang Dynasty, and Yang Zhaozhao, who was studying for a doctorate in Chinese medicine and internal medicine, was under great pressure.
After finally becoming a master, he started his apprenticeship for a few years, and then followed his master to the prosperous city of Chang'an.
But I heard that the prince of Dai Guogong was crazy and set up a stall in the East Market to stock up on taro and moldy oranges. Yang Zhaozhao was excited, what? Are they fellow countrymen? Is this trying to cultivate penicillin?
She scratched the wall of Dai Guogong's mansion with great expectation, looking at Young Master Pianpian below, wanting to identify with her compatriots.
Unexpectedly, the prince took the bamboo pole with a straight face and gently moved it. Yang Zhaozhao fell to the ground and heard a long sentence from the wall: "I studied modern medicine, not your kind."
Many years later, the cold and noble prince was finally convinced: "Zhaozhao is right! Zhaozhao is so powerful!"
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Several years later, the two of them were sorting out old medical manuscripts in a bamboo house.
Yang Zhaozhao got tired, pushed away the book and slumped on the bamboo chair, "Do you believe in Chinese medicine now?"
The prince continued to write and only responded softly.
Yang Zhaozhao looked solemn: "Is it because of Master?"
"No, it's not because of Medicine King," he put down his pen, looking back with tenderness in his eyes, "it's because of you."
Note:
There is a private setting, which is the parallel world Tang Dynasty;
This article belongs to the "Medical Talk" series;
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Purpose: Visit the ten-mile apricot forest, learn from the hundred-year-old medicine king, and explore the prosperous Tang Dynasty
