
The Chief Health Officer's Record of Conditioning in Two Realms
首席健康官之两界调理实录
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- Ongoing
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- 423k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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To readers When you open this book, you may feel familiar - those constraints in the workplace, the collision between ideals and reality, and the tension between the system and the individual, turned out to be the same in the Ming Dynasty four hundred years ago. We try to do a small thing: re-examine history from a medical perspective. If a doctor traveled back to that era, he would see not only patients, but also "sick" farmland, water sources, interpersonal relationships, and system operations. This is not a "book of answers", but a "book of questions": · When good intentions encounter systemic difficulties, what else can ordinary people do? ·Does reform have to be "a sea change," or can it start with cleaning a well? · Do many of the problems we face today have echoes in history? The Zhou Runmin in the book is not a hero, he is just an ordinary person with modern common sense, trying to plant the first sweet potato seedling in the mud - maybe most of the attempts will fail, but some will always sprout. If this story can make you smile or fall into deep thought for a moment, our work will be meaningful. Thank you for taking the time to think about these small, but important, questions with us. Author's Note Winter 2025