Reflections on reading novels of traditional Chinese medicine
Reflections on the novel Traditional Chinese Medicine
I read the novel Traditional Chinese Medicine the other day. Although there are artistic sublimation, exaggeration and magic in the book, it also makes people think a lot. The character Zhao Ye in the book is a recent graduate of Sky University. During his internship in the affiliated hospital, due to coincidence, three legendary teachers took him: one was a three-generation doctor, one was the founder of Liu's knife method, and the other was a famous doctor Li Jie.
Dr. Li Jie's superb medical skills, sense of responsibility for patients and guidance for student Zhao Ye are impeccable. He not only helped Zhao Ye complete the growth from theory to practice, but also encouraged him to surpass his predecessors.
Another legend in the book created a unique Liu's knife method. It is said that the brain is God's domain, but Liu Qing broke into this magical world. In the 1990s, his research on craniotomy was ahead of the world. His achievement was bought with sweat and life. There is a passage in the book that is well written, "People with bright surfaces always have more pain behind them, especially those who look very talented. In fact, they sweat more than anyone else. " However, his achievements are too outstanding. It's a pity that he is envied and hated by his peers. They ordered the mob to turn Liu Qing into a vegetable. After this tragic experience, Liu Qing was not cynical, but with strong perseverance, he was sober for two days with the help of drugs (seemingly legendary). In the limited time of two days, he spent one day teaching his stunts to Liu without reservation, making him a successor of Liu Daofa. There are no legendary facts in this seemingly legendary process. Since she went to college, Zhao Ye has been watching Liu Qing's teaching videos day and night, imitating and practicing constantly. He will master Liu's swordsmanship and successfully operate it in a limited day, laying a good foundation. Opportunities are always reserved for those who are prepared!
The book also writes about the combination of traditional Chinese and western medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine is a wonderful flower of ancient civilization in China, and it is the crystallization of thousands of years' wisdom of ancestors, such as the understanding of the changes of internal organs on the basis of treatment, the influence of four seasons on people, the balance of yin and yang, and the adjustment of medicinal materials. By watching, listening and asking questions, one person is wonderful and profound. From prescriptions to medicinal materials, Chinese herbal medicines are all gifts from nature. (www.aiyangedu.com) Due to the rapid population growth and the destruction of the natural environment, many medicinal materials have lost their natural wild conditions from the source. Some medicinal materials have been artificially destroyed, and their efficacy has been greatly reduced. In the small medicinal materials station in my hometown, I once saw the medicinal materials hanging on the land washed away by rain, and the medicinal juice mixed with muddy water flowed in the land, which really made people feel distressed.
The book also describes the doctor-patient relationship, medical troubles, ordinary people's contempt for diseases, medical level in remote areas, medical representatives, power and money transactions, doctors' qualifications and professional growth, and problems faced by private hospitals. Many questions make people think deeply.
Although there are many problems in the book, there are still many medical staff in real life who stick to the creed of kindness and selfless work in order to save lives. With the development of science and the progress of high technology, many intractable diseases have been overcome. Due to the popularity of medical insurance, the majority of patients have benefited, and the problems of difficult and expensive medical treatment have been alleviated. The separation of medicine from medicine and the evaluation of professional titles in private hospitals have also attracted the attention of the government, and many problems are being solved step by step.
At this point, I want to praise this book, which is a medical detail that many people know and others don't know. This book also let me witness the personality charm of this physician and famous doctor, and my thoughts were opened, so it was difficult to stop writing for a while.