The Fight Against the Epidemic
战疫
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 184k Words
- Genre
- Realist Fiction
- Subgenre
- Social Realism
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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Synopsis
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79Chapters
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108Clicks
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2Fans
0Recommendations
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Everyone has also seen that epidemic prevention and control has ruined the family and the country. The role of traditional Chinese medicine has not been evaluated. However, everyone has seen the deceptive Lotus Qingwen. Prevention is a joke and cold symptoms cannot be relieved.
This is the first novel I have read that describes the epidemic
Well written. I became obsessed with Chinese medicine this year and I don't know where I can find a good Chinese medicine doctor.
Very cool! Although I don't know much about Chinese medicine, the things mentioned in the article did happen in history, and are common practice. Chinese medicine has similarities with Western naturopathic medicine and Indian Ayurveda. It emphasizes treating people and saving people instead of treating diseases and saving people like modern Western medicine.
Traditional medicine is like eating hair and drinking blood, which is extremely ignorant. Regions that have enjoyed the three industrial revolutions and have gone far in the modernization process should not be so ignorant.
It's such a scary day when the streets are full of big white dogs
I got stuck again, stuck for eight chapters. The editor said it needs to be reviewed... Please wait.
Finally all passed the review. It's not easy for me.
I really like this book you wrote. I wonder if you can continue writing it. I really like the background of the characters and stories in it. I really hope you can continue writing it.
A doctor's responsibilities do not prove how great he is. It is about being able to stand up in times of difficulty, risking one's own safety and saving lives.