
The Old Chinese Doctor in the Siheyuan
四合院里的老中医
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- Completed
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- 3.5M Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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- 2y ago
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Knowing that he did not have a medical qualification certificate and was still a half-grown child (as he described in the article), he always rushed to deal with something he encountered. I encountered an old man with a foot injury in the wild, and the other party refused twice but insisted on rushing in. The reason was that he was afraid that something might happen to the old man and he would be responsible for it (slightly poisonous); The daughter of a high-ranking official was in the hospital (note that it was a hospital) and the acute illness was about to disappear. The patient's mother also obviously expressed her reluctance to be touched by the protagonist and still went to get an acupuncture. Is the doctor kind? Or to rectify the name of traditional Chinese medicine? I don't understand; Silly Zhu was kicked and injured, and the aunts in the neighborhood committee said they would pay for it. The matter has been settled, and the protagonist still has to go for treatment. Uncle Yi clearly expressed his distrust of the protagonist and refused the protagonist's treatment, but the protagonist still had to take action. He does things without a name, and does not consider doctor-patient disputes. Is such a reckless character really suitable for a doctor's identity?
The inheritance of traditional Chinese medicine is too difficult. Because of the difficulty, I don't really believe in the current traditional Chinese medicine, which distinguishes symptoms, pulses, and medicines. There is nothing you can do about traditional Chinese medicine. How many traditional Chinese medicines today contain pesticide residues? It is also ripened by chemical fertilizers. If you follow the original prescription again, it may not be right at all.
Let me tell you about my own personal experience. When I was working in a factory in one or three years, I fell from a height of 14 meters and broke my lumbar vertebrae. At that time, I was asked to go to the Shanghai Hospital for surgery. They wanted steel nails and steel plates. I didn't want to go. Then my grandpa asked a traditional Chinese medicine orthopedic doctor to do a manual reduction of the lumbar spine. Now my lumbar vertebra is in good condition, but I lay in bed for a long time after the reduction.
Everyone in the comment section said the book was good... Why is it that after reading more than thirty chapters, the main character is still a loser? 😥
The first dozen or so chapters of this book clearly have the appearance of fairy grass, but in the end, they first started a dispute between Chinese and Western medicine and then rescued a girl who couldn't cut her trouser legs. This was so blunt that I dropped the score from 95 to 55. It was too deliberate to create opposition and contradiction.
The story overall is quite smooth, and the few flaws are quite vicious. The first is to stick to Siheyuan. To be honest, I felt a little nauseous after reading Siheyuan. If I didn't like Chinese medicine stories, I wouldn't even read this book. The second is the issue of the inheritance of traditional Chinese medicine. A junior high school graduate declined an invitation to become a national player. An old doctor also refused when he asked for a pension to pass on to his family. It makes people feel stupid. If you practice medicine without inheritance, you have everything in your dreams. Are you not afraid that life in prison will be too exciting? The third is that I want to start a second-hand clothes business. If I don't do it at this time, I will really lose my life. The overall feeling is that he is a brainless young man who pretends to be a master. It is okay to watch it as a relatively brainless joke story, but don't take it too seriously.
It is not recommended to study Chinese medicine if you don't have an IQ of 168. It is said that if you are not as talented as an immortal, you should not study medicine, and if your morality is not as good as a Buddha, you should not practice medicine.
(1) I was born in 1965, I am 17 years old, and I have younger brothers and sisters at home. I don't have a job, I have a system, I'm not an only child, I don't want to find a job quickly, are I going to go to the mountains and the countryside? (2) Doctors don't hold back the door, why do you insist on treating people? You are only an orthopedic surgeon, not omnipotent. Furthermore, according to the way it is written, he grew up in a courtyard, did not finish high school, and did not become a teacher. Where did he get the medical skills and was secretly cultivated by the secret agents? How to explain?
The protagonist is a waste. He is starving to death at the beginning. There is a good guy who dares not to activate the system. Are you a reborn person? You are too cowardly. During the conference, the system issued a task to clarify that He Yuzhu was not the person who stole the chicken. The protagonist knows who stole the chicken and dare not say it. This is too cowardly.
Why does the protagonist keep hooking up with senior officials in the compound like Sister Feng? If he accidentally gets into trouble with his daughter, the protagonist will be killed by writing a note in the compound.