The Red Age: the Leisurely Life of Chinese Medicine Practitioners
火红年代：中医的悠闲生活
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- Completed
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- 126k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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A reminder to the author: In 1962, ring insertion surgery had just begun to be promoted, and there were only a few hospitals in Beijing that could perform it. It was a major surgery at that time, and it definitely required a letter of introduction. It was impossible to be sneaky!
Practicing Chinese medicine at that time was the same as joining the National Army in 1949. It was still leisurely. It would be good if you could survive safely.
With this introduction, do you like that house? Seize the house? Capital?
Cycling from Nanluoguxiang to Changping is a 200-mile round trip. Go try it and see if your foot can break.
Is it just a courtyard house or a mixture of period dramas 😏? Is the car fast?😏
It was originally a story about a little widow,
This introduction makes people want to stop reading. There are a lot of nonsense.
The word "leisure" that I hate to see the most in the introduction of period novels does not mean that the male protagonist is a person who has neither responsibility nor ambition. He has undoubtedly traveled through a lonely time. I really don't know what the point of it is.
Most of today's traditional Chinese medicine is parallel imports. This is closely related to Western medicine last time. Traditional Chinese medicine textbooks are required by Western medicine to be compiled according to their standards. How good can you expect the students who are taught in this way to be? Moreover, modern variety show books and teaching materials have been cut by 1/3, and the number of years of study for college students has also been cut.