A Doctor Who Transmigrates Between Two Eras
穿越两个时代的医生
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- 2.8M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
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Perhaps because I never got to wear the white coat, I've always had some regrets, so I particularly enjoy medical stories. Watching authors bring professional skills to life through one medical character after another helps fill that gap for me. I don't enjoy every medical novel, though. I'm not keen on ones involving supernatural powers. Most of the books here focus on Western medicine, with a few about traditional Chinese medicine.
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Is it a lame joke to think you can get rich by bringing traditional Chinese medicine knowledge from 1959 back to 2023?
Both supporters and opponents will come and criticize you, right?
Those who call Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) a scam are probably mentally unstable and prejudiced. While the West was still using enemas and bloodletting to treat illnesses in ancient times, TCM already had a systematic approach to medicine. The only difference is that TCM doesn't have standard answers; it requires over ten years of experience to become a qualified practitioner.
The Japanese spent 4.7 Billion yen to acquire traditional Chinese medicine companies over 23 years, while in China there's a group of people whose situation is unclear (we can't say for sure if they took the money or if they're just plain stupid) who are desperately calling for the abolition of traditional Chinese medicine. Are the Japanese just rich and foolish?
I can't stand this so-called "Hong Kong-style Mandarin." I listen to audiobooks, and while I understand the meaning, hearing it in Mandarin is jarring. With the Cantonese audio package on, and the rest of the text in Mandarin, it's really uncomfortable.
My comment was deleted! I'll reiterate this here! Without Traditional Chinese Medicine, your ancestors would have perished, and you wouldn't exist!
If Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is so highly praised, why can't TCM undergo double-blind trials?
If Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is so highly praised, why can't TCM undergo double-blind trials?
Back then, all those grand displays of knowledge about traditional Chinese medicine didn't yield anything worthwhile. What valuable traditional Chinese medicine knowledge do you have to bring back?
Having read up to chapter 17, I feel the biggest problem isn't even the issue of whether or not the doctor is available; the protagonist's behavior is just too stupid. He's asking questions everywhere, and as a newcomer, how can he have no sense of caution at all?
Why categorize modern medicine as "Western medicine" in parentheses? Modern medicine is simply modern medicine; why differentiate between traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine?