
Bringing a Hospital to Work as an Educated Youth
带着医院当知青
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 501k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 27d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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216Chapters
15Votes
8.4kRecs
10.7kFans
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Let me talk about what a rural area is and what a farmer is. My father, who was orphaned in 1973 at the age of eight, has personally experienced the harshness of the world and the warmth and warmth of human relationships. But every time he recalled it, he would still say that there were many good people. There were often village elders who had some snacks at home, but his own children were not allowed to give them to my dad. The brigade was killing pigs, and my dad went to watch the fun. The brigade secretary waved his hand and said, "I will cut twenty kilograms of meat for this guy. This guy is Zhaoye." What do you think of the twenty kilograms of meat in the 1970s? Someone scolded my dad, and an aunt in the village grabbed his hair and shouted, "You sbzyd, if you dare to bully him, labor and management will kill you." My dad had no shoes to wear, so someone would light up a lamp all night to bring shoes to my dad... Rural farmers are not perfect, some are good and some are bad, but in general, farmers are also living people, just like you and me, with flesh and blood, a sense of justice, compassion, and brains.
What is the meaning of magic? It's a bit confusing. It's easy to dissuade readers by doing this.
At the beginning, the protagonist saves someone, but the other party promises him his life. The protagonist is unwilling and runs away to the northeastern countryside. He is not a leader but loves to find faults. He is obviously lazy and yet he is forced to be patriotic. There is space and medical skills. I can't go there, it just lowers my IQ.
The opening chapter is about rescuing people, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and artificial respiration. Everyone's psychological description seems to be a group of fools. People in 1975 just lacked some knowledge and were not fools. In broad daylight, after rescuing a person, he kissed and touched him in front of countless people. Is this normal? Wouldn't he think of it as an alternative way of saving people? Moreover, people have been saved and still can't understand. I really think that the Chinese people in the 1970s were all fools.
I've read Chapter 40, and the protagonist forcefully creates conflicts over and over again. He said he should keep a low profile, but he ends up doing high-profile and outrageous things every time. The writing is very outrageous and embarrassing.
What kind of bad books are they written? Each one is worse than the last.
You say you should keep a low profile, but you offend people all the time
Write down the protagonist's IQ on paper
The writing is too awkward. He keeps talking low-key and insists on showing his face. Too discouraged.
I guessed the author just by looking at the title.
As soon as I saw Time Travel with the Hospital, I guessed it was this author. I have said in the previous book that the author has no purpose in bringing this hospital. The theme will not be sublimated. Back in the past, you studied Chinese medicine, but you still used Western medicine in the name of Chinese medicine. This is how real society is. Why not elevate it? Now everyone knows that Chinese medicine is better than Western medicine, but we can't find reliable Chinese medicine. Since the author refers to hospitals in every book, it means that you are also a medical worker. Can traditional Chinese medicine be explained scientifically in the past era? Use more scientific methods to cultivate Chinese medicine? Can traditional Chinese medicine be preserved in those lost ten years? Anyway, they are all reading novels. As a medical worker, don't you have any ideas? Just use Viagra? Amoxicillin?