
Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner Gao Yuan
中医高源
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 979k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Thank you all for your comments and encouragement on my previous posts. I am especially grateful to Jiajia for publishing this book, which will forever be my spiritual nourishment on my path of practicing Traditional Chinese Medicine. Tonight, my medical exam results came out, and I am honored to have passed with a score of 361.
I really love Xu Yang and Gao Yuan's two books. I have my medical exam tomorrow, and I'm still reading tonight. The stories are so moving; they're like spiritual nourishment for my medical journey. I love Jia Jia so much! 💕 I want to keep reading forever.
After reading the works of the author Xu Yang, a practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine, I downloaded Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform), subscribed to Gao Yuan's full text, and after reading Gao Yuan, I bought the four classic texts: *Circular Motion*, *Li Shi's Medical Cases*, and Qu Limin's interpretations of the *Huangdi Neijing* and *Shanghan Lun*.
Hope this helps everyone.
A family of four generations of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners; contact me if you need medical books.
I think there are two important reasons why traditional Chinese medicine is now considered rubbish. One is that the training system has problems, and the other is that Western medical capitalists have hidden most of the effective and practical prescriptions and medical books away from the light of day.
The more I read, the more I admire him. Gao Yuan is a true hero; he recognized the harsh realities of life yet remained passionate about changing the world. He is also a true idealist, maintaining his love and faith in traditional Chinese medicine even in adversity. Furthermore, he possesses a childlike heart, always retaining his integrity while treating those around him with sincerity.
Excellent, excellent, traditional Chinese medicine is really good. I saw the picture of the author who tested positive for COVID-19 before, and that was right when I started to have a fever. But since I didn't have a test kit at home, I didn't know whether I had a fever from a cold or from COVID-19.
A woman's heart, a hero's courage, a divine skill, a bodhisattva's compassion.
After reading many comments, it seems that many people subconsciously believe that traditional Chinese medicine should simply restore ancient treatment methods. However, I think this is a biased view. The return of traditional Chinese medicine is also about keeping up with the times. Blindly sticking to the old ways will make it difficult to adapt to modern times.