Reborn in the 70s as a military doctor and meets a special soldier

Since the Republic of China, there have been voices calling for the abolition of traditional Chinese medicine, believing that traditional Chinese medicine is a product of backwardness, ignorance, and no scientific basis.

It is undeniable that this is related to history and national conditions.

China had lagged behind for too many years. The moment it was swept away from the country, advanced Western technology swept in like a flood, causing a huge impact on local culture.

Among them, Chinese medicine is the hardest hit. After all, Western medicine prescribes the right medicine and is quick to produce results. It directly competes with Chinese medicine, which is slow to produce results. How can it not be completely abused?

Since the Republic of China, there have been calls for the abolition of traditional Chinese medicine. Western medicine has also been fully promoted and popularized amidst this unilateral suppression. Of course, it is undeniable that Western medicine has its strengths, especially clinical medicine, surgery, etc., which are all traditional Chinese medicine. Unrivaled.

For a long time, Song Wei thought so too, otherwise she would not have studied clinical medicine.

However, with the development of the times, the widespread application of Western medicine and many years of clinical trials, its drawbacks have gradually emerged. Traditional Chinese medicine has once again returned to people's attention, and Chinese exclusive medical prescriptions such as the integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine, and Chinese patent medicines have emerged.

However, these are experiences gained step by step. At this time, they are still in the era of abolishing Western medicine. Song Wei knows the future, so she proposed to build a physical therapy room at this time, but it does not mean that people in this era will understand. .

Especially Liu Yu, he is a serious medical student, deeply influenced by this era, and naturally also believes in Western medicine.

Song Wei understood Liu Tao's thoughts and could only suppress her temper and explain: "It will take a hundred years to prove the quality of Chinese and Western medicine. I don't want to argue with you because both have their advantages. Blindly denying one side is inevitable." It's biased. Do you agree with this?

Furthermore, both Chinese and Western medicine are meant to treat illnesses and save lives. As long as the goal can be achieved, why should we reject it?

Furthermore, you have been studying medicine for so long, can you find a way to relieve physical function strain from the treatment methods of Western medicine?

Can't, right?

Because Western medicine focuses on emergencies with obvious problems, it can only do nothing to deal with these problems that are not obvious. "

Song Wei hit the nail on the head, leaving Liu Yu speechless.

It took Hong An a while before he found his voice: "Even if what you said makes sense, abolishing traditional Chinese medicine is the trend. Do you think the commander-in-chief can allow you to do this?"

"I allow it."

The two were having a heated discussion when the commander-in-chief's voice came from the door.

They looked up unexpectedly and saw the commander-in-chief standing quietly at the door holding a hot water bottle.

His expression was a little complicated, as if he was recalling the braised pork at grandma's house.

"As long as it works, I will agree." The commander-in-chief emphasized again: "As for the rest, you don't have to worry."

Song Wei nodded excitedly: "Thank you Commander-in-Chief, I will make all preparations to ensure that even if someone comes to investigate, they will not find anything wrong."

After all, she has been a human being in two lives, and her last life was not in vain. What can and cannot be said, what can be said will offend people, and what can not be said will offend people. To put it bluntly, she knows the way of talking to others and to the devil. .

"Okay, just go ahead and do it. I will do my best to satisfy you if you need anything."

The commander-in-chief gave them the greatest authority, and Song Wei was very moved.

When the two were about to leave, the commander-in-chief spoke again: "Thank you...for being willing to speak out for Chinese medicine."

Song Wei was a little surprised and glanced at the commander in chief thoughtfully.

It seems... there is an unknown story between the commander-in-chief and the Chinese medicine doctor.

However, the commander-in-chief didn't say any more, smiled and continued to work on the matter at hand.

Seeing this, Song Wei and Liu Tao could only withdraw quietly.

Although the physical therapy center received approval from the commander-in-chief, Liu Yu was still not happy.

In his eyes, Awei was playing with fire. Their school of Western medicine had to move from Shanghai to Shaanxi to avoid the limelight. Fortunately, she had just graduated and acted like a monster here.

You must know that they are not monks working alone. They belong to the Sichuan-Chongqing Field Hospital. What if the news reaches their superiors, they are detained for a minor matter, and they are expelled from the army?

"Don't worry, I can't overturn the car." Song Wei hugged his shoulders aggressively: "I find that your consciousness is not high enough. As a medical practitioner, how can you be like the common people and only admire a certain person?" What about the medical field? Traditional Chinese medicine is also very broad and profound, okay?"

Song Wei babbled up the stairs, and Liu Yu, who was still 1.8 meters tall, had her arms around her shoulders and could only bend down in frustration to cooperate.

As the two of them walked, Song Wei suddenly felt a cool gaze from above.

She subconsciously looked up and saw Lu Jiu, whom she hadn't seen for several days, at the corner of the second floor.

Before Lu Jiu could speak, Dongzi beside him raised his head and said, "Good afternoon, Dr. Song and Dr. Liu! You two have such a good relationship!"

Lu Jiu walked away without saying a word, leaving Dongzi still waiting for them with gossip.

Song Wei let go of Liu Yu and greeted Dongzi with a smile: "Just came back?"

"Yes, I just came back from Aqiong Mountain, and I have to go to Jinguan City tomorrow. Have you come out of the commander-in-chief's office? Is there any big move?"

"It's not a big move, it's just a report."

Song Wei walked up with a smile. In her eyes, Dongzi and others were innocent and passionate children. In modern times, such children are still playing games and eating skewers in college, but they have already worked hard in this deep mountain and old forest. Cocooning.

Can such a young man not be favored by others?

As for Liu Yu, Liu Yu originally didn't have any good feelings toward Lu Jiu's younger brothers, but they couldn't help but follow an unpleasant captain without having the foresight.

Liu Yu had a childhood shadow towards Lu Jiu, and Henwu Jiwu didn't like anyone around him. He was already prepared to turn a blind eye to Lu Jiu's people, but when he saw Dongzi covered in water, he still endured it. His curiosity couldn't help but be aroused, and he spoke subconsciously.

"What's going on here?"

After asking him, he became upset. Why did he have so many things to do? Why did he care about so many things?

Dongzi didn't know Liu Yu's complicated inner world, and was cared for by Dr. Liu, who liked to pull a long face. He smiled sheepishly: "We overturned in the Jinsha River."

"Roll over?" Both of them widened their eyes.

"Well, the spring floods have come and the rivers we often walk on have swollen. In order to allow the last batch of trucks to enter the mountains smoothly, the captain stopped our truck in the most dangerous place, and then it was blown over."

"???"

"!!!"

Although Dongzi downplayed it, it did not affect their imagination. Even Song Wei, who had seen the big world, was shocked.

The car overturned in the river... Dongzi's expression was like taking a bath in the river, and it was so calm and relaxed.

"Is there no bridge?" Liu Tao asked subconsciously.

After asking, I felt a little stupid. If there was a bridge, why would they bother rushing to the river beach?