My name is Xiao Yinyin, the only eldest princess of Dong Qi. My favorite thing since I was a child was hanging out in the hospital, asking the old men with white beards to teach me how to practice medicine.
It is no exaggeration to say that the educational resources of Tai Hospital are really strong. I flipped through the rows of solitary books, and dug directly into the bags of medicinal materials with a small gold scale.
In the beginning, I always asked those eccentric old doctors for advice with a smile on my face. Later, they discovered that I seemed to be really talented and diligent, and they began to rush to teach me one by one.
"As the saying goes, if the lamp is not unplugged, it will not light up, and if the reason is not discerned, it will not be understood." Dr. Zhang, the most senior doctor in the Tai Hospital, stroked his few white beards, shook his head and said to me:
"Both Dr. Xia and I have been practicing medicine for more than 40 years. We should have more academic debates like this. The collision of our two minds is of great significance to the development and progress of medicine..."
"By the way, sir, Doctor Xia said yesterday that the prescription you prescribed for the old lady of Zhenguo Palace was too conservative, and she made the old lady suffer in vain."
"..." Dr. Zhang's beard trembled, "He knows a lot about P!"
Concept: cause and effect cycle