The old Chinese doctor in the courtyard

Chapter 444 Basics

Li Shengli didn't want to get into more trouble with Mr. Liu and Du Jiaoyang on unexplainable things. After eating, he just sat quietly and rested, and didn't care about the rest.

Mr. Liu wanted to get up and clean up, but Du Jiaoyang also regarded him as an elder. She was still good at cleaning up the dishes. He glanced at Li Shengli with worry. The female bastard didn't say much and went straight out to wash up. .

After glancing at the heir of his family who was closing his eyes and concentrating and not planning to speak, Mr. Liu didn't bother him. He opened the door and went out, arranging a meeting for the afternoon.

Most of the doctors from all over the country are old, and some of them need to take a lunch break. This is a habit that needs to be accommodated, so the time for the meeting needs to be arranged.

Although Li Shengli and Mr. Liu secretly talked about being the leader of the alliance, Mr. Lu and Zou Jin from the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine are still respected in the current camp.

"Old Li, when you go out to do these things, you'd better put on a Chinese tunic suit. Wearing old clothes will make you look gentle when you speak."

After washing the dishes and returning them to the cafeteria, Du Jiaoyang entered the room and did not continue the topic that he just couldn't understand. Instead, he gave Li Shengli a reminder on what to wear.

"This worked well for Mr. Lu, but not so well here.

These people in the camp are all old Jianghu just like Mr. Liu. They point at their clothes and use them as a way to show off others. This is really a big deal in front of Guan Gong.

None of these famous old Chinese doctors from all over the world have ever experienced life and death. Even if it is not their own, they are used to seeing the life and death of others.

If you use force to overwhelm them, you are overthinking it. If you want to overwhelm them, the only way is to use the force of traditional Chinese medicine.

Wearing a Chinese tunic suit or a military uniform will make me too sharp, which is not conducive to persuasion.

My mother told me that I have to be careful about walking, sitting and lying down when I go out. This was also passed down from my grandfather.

When I go to the village, I have to wear an old military uniform, and when I come here, I have to wear it too. When I go to the city after summer, I will wear an old military uniform and a military uniform.

It will be the same after you go out. Aunt Zou should be able to teach you some Western etiquette. If she can't teach you, you will have to find someone else to learn it.

Now that you still have time, in addition to Western style, you also need to learn Chinese style.

Cheongsam and the like, while you have time now, find someone to make dozens of them, and I'll have someone pick some for you. It's not that these can't be made abroad, but the truly exquisite materials are only available in China.

Remember, I was recently reminded to look for some Song brocade and Ming brocade. A piece of clothing can travel through thousands of years. How can those monkeys who have not finished evolving compare with your heritage? "

Li Shengli is also particular about dressing up, but most people don't know the difference.

Besides, my grandfather was also the second shopkeeper of the Appraisal Clothes Shop, my uncle Sun Wuyang also received the True Inheritance, what is the provenance of the clothes on his body, and Li Shengli also had a good background.

"You know best, I won't advise you anymore, let's see what you do..."

Although he was worried, Du Jiaoyang also knew that his words did not carry enough weight.

She couldn't understand many things that Li Shengli, Aunt Zou, Xie Fei, and Wang Qianjin were busy with.

As for her family, Lao Du, going abroad, all she knew was to avoid trouble. As for where the trouble came from, she was not very clear.

These positions in her heart are not that important. What really concerns her now is going abroad.

As long as it was related to going abroad, Du Jiaoyang could calm down and study, and he studied very quickly. If he really wanted to talk to her about the situation, she could only hear clearly on the front foot, but became confused on the back foot.

"You are very self-aware. Okay, you sit down and rest for a while while I think about something."

After blocking the female gangster's words, Li Shengli stopped chatting with her, but thought about what to say and how to say it at the meeting in the afternoon.

Clarifying the theory is naturally the foundation of the great inheritance of traditional Chinese medicine, but there are many people and it is confusing. Whether to start now or after summer and autumn, it also needs to be considered.

Now there are fewer people at first, so it is easier to persuade, and things are easier to do. But after autumn, with the addition of famous people from Beijing, the relationship becomes difficult to smooth out.

But starting now, few people are afraid that they will not be meticulous when returning to their roots. Although this cannot be done in a year or two.

But there are only such a group of famous old Chinese medicine doctors from all over the country. They will be gone after they die. They cannot produce results, and it will be difficult to produce results again in the future.

It started with famous old Chinese doctors from all over the country, continued by famous experts in Beijing, and the successors have achieved full success. This is the context.

In this afternoon's meeting, maybe when I was laying the foundation, I slipped into Brother Hua Tong's side. The number of advanced internal medicine tasks. Although the number of cures has increased recently, it is still too far away from the number of [-].

Curing 5000 people might be the result of a lifetime of some doctors. If there are senior internal medicine experts based on the eight sects, Li Shengli can outline the plan while returning to his roots. Unfortunately, the task is too difficult.

Whether it will be successful or not depends on the number of recoveries at the Xingzhou Field Hospital. If it exceeds three thousand, you can still work hard. If it is only one or two thousand, it will be difficult to complete such a number of recoveries in the wind and rain.

But now is the starting point of the basics. Although the mid-level mixed medical field of internal medicine has said enough, the outline and guidance of returning to the origin are still insufficient, so we can only bite the bullet.

When the time came, Mr. Liu came to call for someone. Li Shengli wiped his face, stood up neatly, and took Du Jiaoyang to the small auditorium of the camp.

After entering the room, he glanced at the empty front desk, and then at the auditorium where a hundred or ten people gathered. Mr. Shi, Master Dong, Master Zhu, Bai Sushan, Mr. Lu's Lao Wang, Lao Ma, Lao Zhang, and Guo Shihuai, a cardiovascular disease guru from the Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and others are among the list.

With Mr. Lu's Dean Wang here, you can't say what you just thought.

Doctors from all over the country spend a lot of time in Beijing, and even if they occupy the magpie's nest, they have to give people an explanation.

"Everyone, I have already introduced you this morning, so I won't add any more details.

Please come to Beijing. We are mainly here to endorse the project of the new division of the Army General Academy.

Nowadays, Mr. Lu’s Chinese medicine clinic does not yet have a systematic process. Next, I will tell you about it and ask you to comment on whether it is correct or not. "For the inheritance of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, classics are the foundation; for a hospital, the systematic process is the foundation.

If the medical process is wrong, no matter how good the doctor is, it will be in vain. It is just like suturing directly without examination when encountering external injuries. If there is an internal injury or there is an invisible source of pollution in the wound, the sutured wound will have to be opened again.

Traditional Chinese medicine is different from Western medicine. Up to now, internal medicine is the foundation, and superficial diseases must be related to internal diseases before they can be solved.

If the eye is red and swollen, ignoring the internal fire and directly applying eye drops without distinguishing between deficiency and excess, that is a quack doctor who does not distinguish between priorities.

The division of Western medicine is contrary to the theory of traditional Chinese medicine. If you have a swollen eye, don't see an ophthalmologist. If you have a sore in your mouth, don't see an ear, nose and throat. A toothache may also be due to strong internal heat.

Traditional Chinese medicine treats diseases according to the divisions of Western medicine. If the traditional Chinese medicine doctor is effective, it will be okay, but if he is not effective, the condition may become more serious.

The Ministry and the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine have also planned a systematic consultation process before, which is the Traditional Chinese Medicine Regulations. Although most of the May [-]st Regulations have been abolished, some have still been passed down.

Fortunately, the four major traditional Chinese medicine hospitals have famous doctors and experts who give consultations and have relatively sufficient say. The hospitals also have to consult doctors on how to conduct consultations, so the process is relatively standardized.

But it's different in the hospitals below. Chinese and Western medicine are mixed together, and it's like a hodgepodge. If you encounter someone who doesn't understand the practice, they will directly use the Chinese medicine regulations. No matter how weak the voice of Chinese medicine doctors is, they can only let it go.

The medical treatment process planned by Li Shengli is also very simple. It just puts the traditional Chinese medicine first, and at the same time, medicine is also placed in the outpatient department.

It is not necessary to use waste medicine to save medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine is said to be empirical medicine, which is not unreasonable, but experience also includes medicinal properties. This thing is not something that computers can play with.

Most real doctors are mysterious, and many times this is reflected in the medicine they use. This is a summary of a lifetime of experience. The theory may not be clear, but the medicine can cure the disease.

In the consultation of some simple diseases, Chinese medicine is actually very simple. As long as you can understand the pulse, you can treat the doctor according to the medical books. This is also the theoretical basis of some people in later generations who want computers to replace Chinese medicine.

But diseases are not all simple. If they really reach the level of intractable diseases, let alone a computer, even a quantum computer cannot solve it, because there is an old saying that medical skills can understand the mystery, which has nothing to do with logic.

The observation, hearing, asking, and understanding of traditional Chinese medicine is the basis of traditional Chinese medicine clinics, and the same is true for new treatment departments. Internal treatment of external diseases is more than just rhetoric.

Let’s not talk about external injuries, let’s just talk about bone injuries. It takes a hundred days to break the muscles and bones, but Li Guishu can make a simple fracture patient go to bed in a month by using the above medicine.

Wang Qingping from Madianji is an example. He can already walk around in less than three months.

Zhao Mantun from Wali can already walk in the fields, and he will be able to catch up with the autumn harvest this year.

According to the Western medicine fixation process of steel nails, it is a question whether Zhao Mantun can catch up with the autumn harvest next year. Maybe there will be more sequelae and the person will have to walk around with crutches.

When Li Shengli proposed a traditional Chinese medicine clinic, he first went through all the procedures, and everyone present had no objections.

It's just that in the section about medical colleagues, Mr. Lu's Lao Wang raised a question.

"Comrade Shengli, the hospital still has its own rules and regulations. The separation of medicine and medicine is also the hospital's rule. Isn't it inappropriate to put them together?"

Lao Wang's statement is also agreed by most of the people here. There are ready-made examples of medicine going the same way or medicine being different.

Many Chinese medicine practitioners who practice medicine only prescribe prescriptions but do not prescribe medicine. The existence of drug stores makes up for this.

Another point, Lao Wang also has his starting point. In case of infectious diseases, if the clinic and pharmacy are together, there will inevitably be secondary contamination. This is true everywhere.

“This does not have to be a rigid requirement, but Chinese medicine practitioners must be familiar with Chinese medicine, which is the basis for practicing medicine.

If you prescribe a medicine without even knowing its properties and harm the patient, is it considered a medical malpractice or the patient's misfortune?

Pharmacy will also be a compulsory subject for Chinese medicine practitioners in the future. You don’t have to study it, but you don’t want to get a formal Chinese medicine practitioner license. This is a hard requirement.

If you don't pass the pharmacy test, you can only be an apprentice. The rigor within Chinese medicine still needs to be mentioned. "

Li Shengli took up pharmacy alone and made it a mandatory requirement, so he was not recognized by everyone.

Studying medicine is inherently difficult, and there are many doctors who study medicine but not medicine. In fact, the separation of medicine is not caused by outsiders. The root lies within Chinese medicine.

I have been practicing medicine since elementary school. Once I can work at the counter, I will work as a pharmacist.

Many of you here have had this experience. Under the premise that it is difficult to clarify the properties of medicine, if you remove the section of identifying and distinguishing medicines, the growth of Chinese medicine practitioners can be shortened by at least five to ten years.

Of course, basic drug knowledge is still necessary. It is recorded in these medical books and classics. If you learn the drug knowledge in the classics, it is enough for most people.

"The usual inheritance method takes too long and spends too much energy on each student, which is not conducive to large-scale teaching."

"If you miss a section on medicine recognition and identification, you may not be unable to see a doctor. This is how I got through reading medical books."

"If you don't know the properties of a medicine, you just prescribe it. Isn't this a quack that doesn't harm people?"

"Although medicine recognition and identification are also part of the process, it doesn't have to be a hard requirement, right?

If drug identification is made a mandatory requirement for obtaining physician qualifications, it will be even more difficult for traditional Chinese medicine to produce talents..."

The people here are all famous doctors and experts, so naturally they won’t mess around. Their words are well-founded, and they won’t use classics to refute them.

They are all insiders, and they fall behind because of sophistry. After hearing these arguments, Li Shengli nodded. They all make sense.

When it comes to training students, the sooner the better. Although Chinese medicine is a traditional profession, with the advancement of industrialization and the acceleration of the pace of life, the traditional master-apprentice model is indeed a problem in terms of time.

(End of this chapter)