
Traditional Chinese Medicine: Back to the Years of Educated Youth Sent to the Countryside
中医:回到知青下乡那些年
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No brainless stories! No brainless stories! No brainless stories! Important things have to be said three times. As for me, the moment I spot a story that makes no sense, dumbs down its characters, or is incoherent from beginning to end, I avoid it like the plague. I cover my eyes, hold my nose, plug my ears, and hurry past upwind so I don't get a trace of it on me! That's my personal stance. If we don't see eye to eye, feel free to browse elsewhere. Maybe we'll meet another time! These are books
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It's too difficult to think about TCM in general. It's not that there are no good TCM doctors. The good ones are all serving the rich and powerful. Hospitals are all integrated with TCM and operate on an assembly line. How good can you expect the results to be?
Let me tell you something. Yesterday, which brother tipped me 22 times? Let's not talk about anything else. That's it, is it interesting to give 2 points each time? Just read the book, no teasing the author! 🙂
For Chinese medicine, remember to take the medical qualification certificate in the future.
The author's writing is so good. It would be great if people all over the world were like this. I would eat and wait to die every day. When I was hungry, I would go to the protagonist's house to eat. I would scold the protagonist while eating. When I was sick, I would go directly to the protagonist for treatment. After I was cured, I would ask the protagonist for some pocket money. I would bully his family and gain some sense of existence.
"The Barefoot Doctor's Manual" can now cure 90% of diseases in China, so why can't it be developed and later even cancelled? Simply put, there is no economic benefit. You can cure a cold for three to five yuan, how can a doctor make money? It's not that Chinese medicine is bad, it's that Chinese medicine is so good. Many drugs with quick effects and strong therapeutic capabilities have been eliminated because they have no economic benefits. And those that are slow to take effect can be used continuously and can bring a lot of money as a result.
Forcibly trying to enlighten the people around me, I felt like a second-stroke person. I looked at the panic and gave up. Alas.
There are two problems with the setting of the protagonist: 1. Traditional Chinese medicine technology seems to come out of thin air. Others don't doubt it, and neither do family members? 2. The protagonist's medical and martial arts skills are so high, but he is hardly respected by his family. His mother trains him like an ordinary rural person and even asks him to get engaged. This is not the mentality of respecting educated or capable people. The same goes for the village chief. He really dares to train an expert in medicine and martial arts like this? Who dares to offend the doctor casually?
This book means that no matter who slanders and slanders the protagonist, he will later prove that the protagonist is fine and the protagonist will forgive him as soon as he apologizes. He is also a great doctor. It is like the two twin sisters who do not believe you and use words to slander you. When someone is bitten by a snake, they will save people like a fool as soon as they apologize. They also feel that they are powerful, selfless, and smarter than others.
You don't even have food to eat, and your family is accused of being wronged by the whole village. How can you still pretend to be a saint? ! Well written! But I'm not reading here to be a coward, so I'm sorry for bothering you!
After writing it, I made everyone think they were fools, only then did it appear that pig's feet have medical common sense! Heat stroke is so rare. Didn't pig feet suffer from heat stroke for thousands of years before they traveled through time? It is not the case that farmers do not suffer from heat stroke in summer. In rural areas, three out of ten people suffer from heat stroke while standing upside down to drink water. There are more men than women. Well, they work more and sweat more. If the pig's feet don't appear, it's as if they don't have this disease. It's funny.