Traditional Chinese Medicine for All

This is the third book by Fang Qianjin that I have read. I have read Quanshi twice and Daguo once. There is another book I have not read, to be honest. The medical book "Full Time" should be the best one I have read so far. I am still looking forward to this book. I suggest that it be written more comprehensively this time and the framework should be larger.

This is the third book by Fang Dada that I have followed. It's so good. Keep up the good work.

I have read several of his books and highly recommend them.

Life is endless and people-oriented. The combination of virtue and medicine can be described without coincidence, and knowledge can be obtained by reading many books. Propagating the truth of traditional Chinese medicine inheritance will not be lost with time, but will increase with each generation. Gathering the energy without scattering, expanding the family and creating new ones, is the long-lasting way. Although Chinese and Western are not exactly a mixture, each has its own differences, and its underlying principles are difficult to describe. Although they are similar, they are also very different. Now is the time to benefit and "properize the lawsuit." Benefit wins people's hearts, but the policy is not correct. It is superficial when it goes up, it is empty when it goes down, and it has no shadow when it goes down. Zhongnai has been passed down to China for thousands of years, but now it has been discontinued, and the custom is difficult to describe. Proficiency exceeds virtue, the number of subjects is many and miscellaneous, it is famous but not real, and it is overshadowed by the West. Nowadays, I feel that the roots are cut off and difficult to continue. Suddenly, the government is connected, and it is described above and below. Together, they carry the knowledge and ambition. Looking to the west, the root cannot be determined. It can be distinguished but cannot be cut off. It must not be all the same. A system should be built from top to bottom, with political support and long-lasting, and private and long-lasting manifestations. Fang Youzhong has passed down numerous inheritances, promoting the greatness of Chinese medicine, curing the world's illnesses without seeking the body, transforming long-standing illnesses into simple ones, providing economic benefits and reducing the burden, making families small and round, with constant grains and peaks, no disasters, no diseases and no harm, orderly inheritance, and harmonious family harmony.

In fact, I personally think that if this book is finished, the plot will actually be quite exciting. Unlike Fang Han's step-by-step approach, Chen Lue has a little sister who can quickly learn Chinese medicine. Fang Han is a relatively normal ordinary person who encounters the system, but Chen Lue is a top student who learns Chinese medicine. They all have their own advantages and disadvantages, but the ideas of this book are indeed not as good as those of Fang Han. Chinese medicine is inherently difficult to write about. I understand the author's sudden ending of this book. I really recommend Fang Han's book. I thought I would write a spin-off, and I'm also looking forward to the spin-off by Fang Tian and others. I hope the author will consider it.

It's really beautiful and well written.

After reading to the end, I realized that the article has ended, and I really look forward to the follow-up. Because the title is "Traditional Chinese Medicine for All", but as a reader, I see this article as the appetizer, and the drama has not yet begun. Therefore, I hope that if Fang Dashen has time, he will continue to contribute to this novel, so that readers can further deepen their understanding of traditional Chinese medicine and ancient Chinese culture.

The plot is okay, but it would be a bit outrageous to be cut in half.

I have read four books, they are very good (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡

It's too short! If it's not satisfying, then so be it! Just write more