Traditional Chinese Medicine 1977, Starting from Saving Female Educated Youth

Author, why don't you change the setting? This protagonist really doesn't look like a reborn person. He didn't behave like a person in the society before he was reborn. He promised others to work in the afternoon and then went into the mountains by himself in the afternoon without even saying hello? At least say hello. If others don't agree, it's reasonable for you to use your own reasons, such as seeing the growth of herbs in the nearby mountains. I really don't know what kind of character this is. If the protagonist has this way of doing things and was depressed in his previous life, I think it's really normal. He doesn't have a basic sense of responsibility. Who dares to use you to do things this way? It's like this in the previous life. Are you still not going to change it when you are reborn in this life? There was also a meeting, and he was absent from work and still felt that he could go on stage to speak. I doubt whether the protagonist's thinking was clear. He really didn't put himself in the right position at all. He was like a fool who thought he had some ability but didn't know how great the world was. "Sorry, no," I didn't want to say any unnecessary explanations, then turned around and left. Author, when you write this, do you think the protagonist has a special personality? But isn't this the behavior of a child who thinks he has some ability and then starts to be arrogant? Has the author just entered college? Which audience is this writing intended for, school students?

Acupuncture is inevitable in every Chinese medicine article. No matter what the disease is, a few injections will have an immediate effect. Let's change it to a fantasy article.

It would be almost boring if the historical novels didn't give me a golden finger. It's just a hardship.

The greening rate has only been formed in the last 20 to 30 years. In the past, there were firewood stoves. With so many people, how could there be so much firewood for burning? The mountains are all bare, and there are only some useful logs left that have not been cut down. Most of the places near the villages that are close to people have been opened up and planted, either vegetable fields, grain fields or cash crops. How can there be so many medicinal materials? I really think that the common people in the past were stupid! Collecting herbs is risky, otherwise why would so few people go to collect them? Especially in cities, there are almost no green trees or trees in the yards of wealthy people or Feng Shui trees.

This author wrote about pig's feet like a fool. He obviously ruined such a good subject. He stayed in a house for two days and didn't help blind people and fools to see if any diseases could be cured. When he met a patient, he didn't immediately go to help. He was hysterical and waited for someone to ask for help.

I have this same problem after reading several of the author's books! I haven't figured out my position yet! It may be a problem with the author's mentality. Every one of your books is said to be reborn, but how come the age before rebirth is a generation shorter for no reason? You have not corrected your mentality. I don't have the mentality and experience of an old Chinese medicine practitioner to face the people and things around me. It gives people the impression that you are just an ignorant young man!

This book is a bit watered down. I wrote about 100,000 words in one week and almost finished it until it was put on the shelves. I read the book and it hasn't been out for a week. And you, you sent-down educated youth, why don't you work in the fields? One day is allocated to the place, the other is a stomachache, the third day is spent digging reed roots without asking for leave, the fourth day is selling things and asking for leave, the fifth day you go to the mountains to poke hornets' nests and you don't go to the fields to earn centimeters, and no one asks for leave, then you go to the commune to cure the toothache for the director and sell hornets' nests for six days, and you go to the mountains to collect medicines for seven days without asking for leave or explaining to the brigade why you don't go to the fields to earn centimeters, and then you collect herbs. At sunset, a leopard came out, and then I beat a leopard. On the eighth day, I went to the commune with the women's director to hand in the leopard skin. I met Secretary Zhou of the commune and filled in the quota for barefoot doctors. On the ninth day, I went to the countryside for training and then put it on the shelves. I wrote 160,000 to 180,000 words in these nine days. You are really good at hydrology, and you, a decentralized educated youth, others are going to the fields to earn centimeters, why don't you go? Is the brigade run by your family? When it comes to going up the mountain, you don't have any organization or discipline at all. You are a doctor, that's right, but you are first and foremost a member of a labor and social brigade. There is no organization or discipline. Why is it that there are more protagonists than others? Why don't others have so many things to do? This is the world of the 1970s, not the 21st century, where you can leave as you please!

Will you not return to Beijing again? ? ?

It's pretty good-looking, but the conflict-creating part at the front is too stiff. It's okay.

I almost read the introduction: I regard Wang Shijun as: Wang Zijun😰

The medical skills and daily life parts are well written, but the emotional part is relatively weak.

I want to order only the pure practical chapters on Chinese medicine. Your emotional chapters are so awkwardly written, and the love part is written by a novice author among novices.