When Xu Junhai heard this, his eyes showed a look of yearning, and his face was full of admiration.

The weak woman on the side sighed when she heard this: "Master, do you think that if Zhang Zhongjing hadn't experienced that plague, would he still have written such a wonderful book on Chinese medicine?"

Liao Lao TCM smiled when he heard this, and said: "This is really hard to say, if you want to learn Chinese medicine well, talent is one thing, and more important is perseverance, and people like Zhang Zhongjing and Zhu Danxi who have experienced skin pain, often have extraordinary determination and perseverance, and once it breaks out, the power is amazing." ”

"Grandpa, listen to what you mean, dare to fall in love with that kid's potential, but why do you want to make such a move and let him go back to read "Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine"?" Liao Xingchun tilted his neck and looked at his grandfather with curiosity.

Hearing this, Old Chinese Medicine Liao shook his head with a smile and said, "Where did you see that he has potential?"

The old woman stood aside and said: "Old man, according to my understanding of you, what Xingchun said is not unreasonable, you let him go back to read "Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine", I am afraid that he wants to see his understanding, and then decide whether to accept it or not, right?"

Old Chinese medicine Liao smiled bitterly when he heard this, and he had a feeling that he couldn't wash it away even if he jumped into the Yellow River......: "Where are you all here? ”

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By the time darkness gradually enveloped the entire L City, Yan Shubo had safely returned to his rented house in the coal source community.

As soon as he entered the house, Yan Shubo was very familiar with helping his father decoct the medicine before he began to prepare the meal.

After finishing his work, Yan Shubo didn't dare to delay at all, took out "Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine" and pen and paper, and seized the time to read it carefully.

He knew in his heart that the reason why Old Chinese Medicine Liao gave him a chance was that he was forced by the clever words of the old man with heart disease, and he was reluctant to agree.

Today, someone is helping to speak, and when it comes to assessment, the other party takes the initiative, and there will be no such good thing on your head.

This book "Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine" looks a little shabby, and there are traces of marks in many places, so many people should have seen it. And he is definitely not the first, and I'm afraid he won't be the last.

Yan Shueru studied the integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine, and learned this course in school, but he didn't pay attention to it at the time, and he read books to cope with the exam, plus it was very old, so he basically forgot about it. Even if I can remember a little, I only know that it talks about the five elements, gold, wood, water, fire, earth, and yin and yang, and as for the rest, I really don't have an impression.

Yan Shubo smiled bitterly, secretly a little annoyed, why didn't he know to spend more effort on this when he was studying, so he was a temporary crumbling and passive today.

It's too late to say anything now, so it's better to spend all the time you regret on reading books.

After forcibly calming down his good mood, Yan Shubo slowly turned the pages of the book and read it intently.

And Yan's father quietly watched his child on the side, not daring to disturb him, and even coughing tried to keep his voice low, for fear of disturbing the latter's study.

The first chapter of the opening chapter talks about the philosophical foundations of Chinese medicine, including the theory of essence and qi, the theory of yin and yang, and the theory of the five elements.

For Yan Shubo, these contents have a sense of déjà vu, but it is a pity that Yan has not returned, and if he does not spend a lot of hard work, he is afraid that it will be difficult to pass the assessment of the old Chinese medicine doctor.

Slowly precipitate his mind into every line and every word in the book, and carefully ponder the meaning between the lines.

Although the book cites a lot of ancient Chinese, and many of them are also esoteric and obscure, he can't do it at all with his current classical Chinese skills, but fortunately, with the development of science and technology, he can use his mobile phone to find Du Niang.

Ping Shubo likes to draw difficult or memorized knowledge points on paper, and then memorize them according to the connections, and for those basic things, they are compiled into easy-to-remember poems or sentences.

In doing so, not only does it improve learning efficiency, but it also works well, the only drawback is that it is a bit time-consuming.

Yan Shubo made notes on the key points and book knowledge found on his mobile phone, while some abstract content was drawn according to his understanding and cleverly written down with patterns.

About an hour later, Yan Shubo stretched his waist, the corners of his mouth inadvertently showed a slight smile, after a short period of contact, he vaguely felt that the foundation is not difficult for the Chinese people, it is completely based on real life, and it can be seen everywhere in life, what sky, earth, air, rising, descending, gathering, dispersing and so on.

Looking back, Yan Shubo suddenly thought that the formation of wind seems to be very similar to the movement and change of essence, the exchange of heat, momentum, and water between the atmosphere at different altitudes, and the exchange of air with different properties to form various weather phenomena and weather changes.

The atmosphere also has ups and downs!

This discovery faintly made Yan Shubo a little excited, and he felt that he had found the entry key.

At this time, Yan Shubo naturally did not know that traditional Chinese medicine originally emphasized the "unity of nature and man", and it was a comprehensive medical science knowledge system with natural science as the main body and multidisciplinary knowledge such as humanities and social sciences, which was fundamentally different from Western medicine.

Western medicine is the study of rabbits and mice in the laboratory, and its basis is molecules and atoms, while the object of Chinese medicine research is directly between man and nature, the universe is naturally a big heaven and earth, and man is a small world, and man and nature are essentially connected, so all personnel should follow the laws of nature and achieve harmony between man and nature.

In fact, the idea of "the unity of heaven and man" in Chinese medicine is influenced by Taoist thought, and Lao Tzu, the ancestor of Taoism, once said: "Man is the law of the earth, the earth is the law of the sky, the heaven is the law, and the Tao is the nature." ”

Because this coincides with Taoist thought, some Chinese medicine practitioners use this as an excuse to play and attack Chinese medicine to death.

Time flies, and it's more than ten o'clock in a blink of an eye.

After a long time of studying, Deyan Shubo was dizzy and his head swelled, he stretched lazily, and then picked up his mobile phone to look at the time, only to find that the time was not early, and tiptoed to his father's bedside, and saw that the latter was sleeping soundly, and his cheeks full of vicissitudes were unusually calm.

Yan Shubo couldn't help but sigh deeply, and his heart was full of mixed feelings, compared to his father's suffering, his own setback was not worth mentioning!

After walking away, Yan Shubo hurriedly picked up the notes and slowly flipped through them, and was surprised to find that the titles of the books that appeared in the notes were "Su Wen" and "Lingshu", and more importantly, the content of these two books was very important.

This has to make Yan Shubo pay extra attention.

He picked up his mobile phone, opened Baidu and checked it, but he was instantly dumbfounded, daring to combine these two books into one "The Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon".

For "The Yellow Emperor's Neijing", Yan Shubo has heard a little, and once came into contact with it when playing games, it seems to be a special prop for children to play books, and I never thought that it would appear so frequently in the textbook!

Looking further down, it is surprising to find that the "Yellow Emperor's Neijing" is the earliest medical classic in China, the first of the four classics of traditional Chinese medicine, in other words, it is the "ancestor of medicine" of traditional Chinese medicine, and has a profound impact on the establishment of traditional Chinese medicine theory in later generations.

Judging from various evaluations on the Internet, if you want to learn Chinese medicine well, it is indispensable to study the "Yellow Emperor's Neijing", and it is indispensable to have a physical book in your hand.

When it comes to buying books, Yan Shubo has to be cautious, every penny must be spent on the blade, what should be spent, and what should not be spent must not be wasted.

After he put away his phone, he didn't immediately turn off the lights and rest, but sat on the spot with one hand on his cheek and thought carefully. After a long time, I saw him stand up suddenly, looking out the window with resolute eyes: "What if you don't have money, you still have to buy what you should buy!"

Yan Shubo picked up his mobile phone without hesitation, opened a shopping website, and after typing in the words "Yellow Emperor's Neijing", many pages popped up, and he was dazzled.

After some comparison, Yan Shubo finally chose a set worth more than two hundred, the reason why he chose a more expensive one was that he considered not knowing much about ancient Chinese, and was afraid that he would not be able to read it when he bought it, so he chose a book with a modern translation.

However, after buying the book, Yan Shubo was faintly in pain.

A few days ago, the hospital paid salaries, but most of them filled in the hole of hospitalization fees, and there was basically no money left in their hands, and the money to buy books was still the money in the credit card.

Standing by the old window and looking at the boundless darkness outside the window, Yan Shubo had an indescribable complex emotional .......