Practicing business and practicing medicine

Bian Mu has been accustomed to obeying the rules since he was a child. Unless there are special circumstances, he will not "cross the line" easily.

The Han mirror should have reached the edge of the cultural relics. The relevant departments have strict regulations. Even if it is used for medical research, it cannot break the law.

"Rules are dead, people are alive. You are engaged in scientific research, and those rules and regulations are of no use to you. It'll be fine. When the time comes, we can just go to the relevant departments and file a report. I have people in this area. There are several types of Han mirrors. Do you have any additional requirements regarding specifications?" Uncle Yang responded disapprovingly on the other end of the phone.

"It's best to use a bronze mirror with rich optical layers..." As he spoke, Bian Mu introduced the specific circumstances of the fake called "Autumn Moon Mirror" in detail. However, in Ouyang Ziye's section, he himself Not a word was mentioned.

Being a gentleman is also one of the medical ethics of professional Chinese medicine doctors.

"Hear what you mean, it's best to find the pair of sun, moon and Han mirrors? I'm a layman, do these ancient mirrors have to be used in pairs?" Uncle Yang asked on the other end of the phone.

"I know very little about that aspect. You know many experts. Can you help me ask some questions?"

"No problem! I'll just find some genuine Han mirrors first, and you can practice with them first. If you're lucky, I'd better get the pair of sun and moon Han mirrors for you."

"I'm causing you trouble!"

"That's right... Your medical skills are already famous for a while. With these sharp weapons added to you in the future, you may not be able to be so miraculous in the future. To be honest, after hearing what you said, I'm very curious! Even if it's just to satisfy me For that long-lost curiosity, I have to find the pair of sun and moon mirrors for you!"

"Senior, you are ridiculous! I, this junior, really don't take it seriously, so I won't bother you! See you later!"

"The bronze mirror thing will probably take some time. The bracelet is easy to talk about. I'll have someone send it to you later!"

"Okay, thank you!"

"Don't be so polite! Hang up!" After that, Uncle Yang hung up the phone.

Looking at the gods through the mirror, it sounds somewhat miraculous. The tea is almost ready. While sipping the tea, I look out the window and start to daydream...

"Bang...bang...bang..." There seemed to be someone knocking on the door, the sound was not loud, and the man standing outside the door seemed a little cautious.

In order to keep the room clean, a dust-proof soft curtain was hung at the door of the clinic. It was made of translucent material, and through the light and shadow, it was vaguely visible that the man standing outside the door was a man, and he was not too short.

"Come in!" Bian Mu responded casually.

The man opened the door curtain and walked in. He looked about thirty-seven, neatly dressed, with black hair, a long face, a bit deep eye sockets, double eyelids, big eyes, and a nose as straight as a peak. He looked quite substantial. He is gentle and gentle, like a teacher or a scientific researcher.

Bian Mu noticed that the man in front of him was born with a beard. At this moment, his cheeks had been shaved cleanly. Half of his face was left with green beard residue. The amount of hair on the top of his head was more than twice that of ordinary people. Moreover, it is jet black. In theory, the person in front of him should be quite full of vitality and blood.

"It's not even late here! What's wrong with you?" As he spoke, Bian Mu stood up and said politely.

"I'm sorry... I'm in the same company as you. Not far away, I also opened a clinic with traditional Chinese medicine. I've long wanted to come over and ask you for advice. I heard them say... your social relations are quite complicated, and you can also At that time, I didn’t dare to come to the door rashly. Later, I heard Doctor Qin say in the group that you are very easy-going, so I gave up my worries. I just passed by and thought about trying my luck, but unexpectedly, you are really here! "Then! The man quickly explained a few words with a respectful expression.

"Oh! So we are traveling together! Please sit down quickly! What's your last name?"

"No expense! My surname is Shang, and the fashionable 'Shang' won't bother you, right?"

"It's okay! I went out to do some errands at noon. I'm in a hurry to get back to my residence right now. Why don't I just come back and sit down for a while. Would you like some drinks? Or tea?"

"No need to bother. To make a long story short, there are just a few questions. Please give me some advice. I have to go back and prepare the medicine for the patient after that. Thank you in advance!"

"Then let's have a cup of tea!" As he spoke, he went to the drinking area and made Dr. Shang a cup of green tea.

"Thank you! Then let me ask, how many grams is one tael in ancient times equivalent to today? Sorry, is it too childish, but... I have never been able to figure it out. I am always confused when I read books." The doctor thanked Bian Mu and asked immediately.

Upon hearing this, Bian Mu couldn't help but smile.

Obviously, the Doctor Shang in front of me is more or less like taking the exam, he is a fellow student! It’s easy to understand.

"As far as I know, in the old days, mainly starting from the era of "Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Miscellaneous Diseases", one tael was roughly equivalent to 13.58 grams today. However... contemporary Chinese medicine has not developed to the level of subtle quantification, so... it is widely borrowed from the old times to form prescriptions. As for the dosage, it should be about 15 grams. I wonder what Doctor Shang thinks?" Bian Mu explained with a smile.

Upon hearing this, Dr. Shang sitting opposite could not help but be startled.

"So accurate?! I wonder how Dr. Bian calculated it?"

"It is like this... Ban Gu added an annotation in "Hanshu Lvli Zhi" and agreed that one tael at that time was 2,400 grains of millet. Considering the historical and cultural background at that time, the millet he called should be based on Luoyang The millet produced in the surrounding areas was used as a benchmark. I specially ordered some millet from farmers in Luoyang by mail, weighed it repeatedly, and finally took an average value. At that time... I remember it should be equivalent to 15.16 grams. In view of the agricultural development around the Eastern Han Dynasty, Basically, it depends on the weather. The millet grains produced should not be as full as today. Therefore, according to the traditional arithmetic rules, I used a calculation method to make a compromise, and finally came up with a value of 13.58. Is this answer acceptable to you? ?" After that, Bian Mu asked with a smile.

Dr. Shang was so shocked that he couldn't say anything for a long time.

"Ah?! Did you really count them one by one?!"

"That's right! It's actually not as complicated as you think. The ruler rowing method, ten pills at a time, is very fast!" Bian Mu responded with a smile.

"No wonder you are second to none in our field, I am convinced!" After speaking, Dr. Shang stood up and bowed to Bian Mu respectfully.

"See how polite you are..." Bian Mu quickly stood up and returned the salute.

In modern times, the trend of Chinese studies is becoming more and more popular, and Chinese medicine is also one of the eight hundred serious Chinese studies. Wearing Hanfu, wearing plain clothing, and performing ancient rituals... has long been a trend. The two of them respect and give in to each other, but they are not inconsistent at all.

Afterwards, Dr. Shang took out a copy of the case file from his jacket pocket and placed it on the consultation table.

"I'm sorry! I met a patient a few days ago. It was a common disease, not a difficult or complicated disease. My skills are limited and I haven't been able to cure him... It's embarrassing to say that she is my lover and my best friend. She also trusts me very much, so she postponed it until now. In recent days, I have heard patients praise your medical ethics from time to time, so I dared to come over and ask for advice. "When he said this, Shang said. The doctor looked ashamed, and it didn't look like he was pretending.

"Oh... this is not good! I can't talk too much about the patient in your hands. This seems to be a bit taboo! Besides... in our profession, who dares to draw conclusions without seeing the patient himself?! "Not polite at all, Bian Mu refused.