
The Barefoot Doctor of the Siheyuan
四合院之赤脚医生
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 4.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Do you know what a barefoot doctor is? In that era when medical treatment was scarce, a group of health workers who could simply treat common diseases were trained in remote mountain villages using quick methods. Because they were all local farmers, they worked in the fields as farmers and as doctors. They often worked barefoot in the fields and were called back to see doctors, so they were also called barefoot doctors, which are now rural doctors. Therefore, barefoot doctors have no jobs and are still farmers. Will there be barefoot doctors in the city?
What kind of timeline is this? Qin Huairu has been married to the city for three years, her son can fight with your 5-year-old sister, and how deep the memory can be for a 2-year-old child. What a mess.
The author didn't know how to search Baidu before writing the article? The term barefoot doctor did not appear until the third issue of Red Flag magazine in 1968. It was only after the People's Daily reprinted it in September of the same year that the term barefoot doctor was officially settled.
Let's talk about some of the shortcomings of this book.
1: You set the protagonist's identity as a modern time traveler, but this identity setting has no additional effect. I don't know the plot of the TV series, nor do I know the characters in it, so it would be more acceptable to write that the protagonist is an indigenous character. 2: The system basically has no function. The only function is that if the points obtained from treating patients accumulate to 10,000, you can travel back in time. Without the point redemption function, the system you wrote is useless. It would be better to set the protagonist to know medical skills in his previous life. Yes, in fact, you set up to know medical skills, but he turns out to be a veterinarian. There is absolutely no logic and connection. It feels like you are writing whatever comes to mind. 3: The identity and background of the protagonist are not clearly explained. You have traveled through time for more than two thousand days, which is five or six years, and it is not said whether you are wearing a body or a soul. If it's wearing clothes, where did your parents and your five-year-old sister come from? If it is soul time travel, then if you set the points above to reach 10,000, you can time travel back to modern times. Should you go back with your soul or with this body? If the soul went back to the present day, wouldn't the present body be cremated and buried or decayed? They have lost their souls for so many years. If you take this body back with you, what will happen to your biological sister here? And when the time comes, you have a wife, you have a family, you have been dependent on each other for so many years, and you suddenly leave? Go back to Hyundai, start from scratch, and continue working, right? 3: The character setting in the play is wrong. Ding Qiunan is not a college student. Her dream is to go to college. Regardless of this point, I think it doesn't matter if you reset it yourself for a better layout. 4: Regarding the plot of buying vegetables and eggs at the wet market, there were no private stalls selling these things at that time. People were very poor and didn't have enough to eat. Who had the supplies to sell food? I remember it was probably for supply, or the black market. Currently you can buy eggs here.
Ever since I learned the ending of the original novel of Siheyuan, I can no longer face the content of the TV series! I can't even look at Qin Huairu's children! Putting aside the extreme beautification of TV series, what remains is the cruelty of reality!!!
Don't have anything to do with the Jia family, just treat them as strangers, and don't introduce a partner to Silly Zhu, he just likes widows.
Forget about other poisonous points. I really couldn't bear the cram school in the 1960s.
List of villains in the courtyard, the deaf old lady of the third palace, the eldest prince Yi Zhonghai (a Japanese engineer, first killed Jia Old Man, and then Jia Xudong), the imperial concubine's aunt, the side concubine Jia Zhang, the concubine Qin Huairu, the thug and the legless successor, the cuckold Wang Shazhu, the great-grandson and the thieves, Liu Haizhong, the official fan and the domestic violence villain, and Xu Da Mao, the sex devil
The timeline is a mess, math is taught by the PE teacher
Is there something wrong with this protagonist? You can wait a month for your sister to enter school normally, but you have to find a way to spend more money to go to school first???