The Road to Healing Against All Odds

What really happened to everyone is very touching. Looking back at the beginning, even those who are not from Wuhan can imagine how chaotic the war was and how panicked everyone was. The author not only truly restores the fearlessness of medical staff and volunteers, but also points out the "big mountains" who are struggling to make money for the country. There are not many gorgeous words in the book, but the readers' noses are sore and their eyes are swollen and they want to cry. As a community worker myself, I have experienced this deeply, and I still dare not think back on how I got through it. It is the person who worries day and night but is not understood, is scolded and wronged, and cries while working; the person who is sent to the emergency room for treatment because of overwork and physical discomfort, and then has to return to work due to too many people to work; the person who stops drinking every day and can only move his muscles when taking time to eat, resulting in a herniated disc in the waist that hurts so much that he can only bend over; the person who is young but has white hair like a 70-year-old woman... Even when I think about it now, I still feel like crying, too tired, too wronged! Fortunately, we got through it!!

The epidemic has been going on for almost four years. For us, it may be about staying at home and working from home, buying masks, wearing masks, stocking food, isolating, and doing nucleic acid tests; but for doctors, they are on the front line of life and death, competing for time with the god of death, and they have to keep studying and trying, and then work hard day and night to win this battle. The male protagonist's mother is quite a drag on the male protagonist. It's okay not to have a mother-in-law like the male protagonist's mother who slaps others in the face, but the male protagonist is good enough, and the female protagonist is also generous and capable. A true doctor is kind, and even cured the male protagonist's mother after she was unfortunately infected with the new coronavirus. The female protagonist's parents are very good, very personal, and both Chinese and Western medicine are very good, but I still think Chinese medicine is the best, haha.

The book is quite positive, but the heroine seems brainless when dealing with emotional issues.

So pretty! It's heart-warming to watch, and the love between the male and female protagonists is also enviable

Tell ordinary things in an ordinary way

Very beautiful, I am also a student of Chinese medicine! Beautiful, won my heart

After reading this book, I became very interested in Chinese medicine. Jiang Atractylodes, Atractylodes is a kind of medicine, Tangtang wrote the details very well! Yes, Chinese medicine is the crystallization of the wisdom of our ancestors. Traditional Chinese medicine has been able to fight off plagues of all sizes throughout China for thousands of years. Traditional Chinese medicine is no worse than Western medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine has developed in all aspects. There is a village doctor in our village who is over 80 years old. I plan to go to him for advice. This is my first review of a book, so I may not say it well.

It's pretty and very positive! I hope everyone is in good health and living better and better days!

It was so well written, with so many touching things, that I was moved to tears in many places. Bai Shujiang, Lao Baizhu's parents, senior brothers, Yu Yuan, and everyone who actively supports the fight against the epidemic are all great. The author's writing is also very good

As a Wuhan person, I support you