Ninety school bully's little sweet wife

Fang Sizhong said angrily: "Have you memorized the case in my notebook?"

"I'm familiar with it! I've memorized it by heart, but I'm a little sick. I only understand it theoretically, but I don't have enough practical experience." Lin Zhiyun said confidently.

Fang Sizhong was satisfied, "The same disease is different for different people, you can't follow the scriptures, pay more attention..."

Fang Sizhong talked about some cases he had dealt with in the past. The same disease was treated differently in different people.

There are also some special constitutions that Lin Zhiyun needs to pay special attention to.

Upon hearing this, Lin Zhiyun immediately took out her notes and recorded what the master said and the case.

Like Fang Sizhong, Lin Zhiyun learned from others and would record them when encountering representative or special cases.

Duan Yuehua saw that the master and apprentice were talking about seeing a doctor, so he could only take Ah Xi out to buy vegetables and get familiar with the surrounding environment. After Ah Xi is on vacation, he can come to play by himself.

She hoped that her daughter would take Ah Xi out to play sometimes, but she didn't know when she would have to wait.

Mr. Guo knew from Lin Zhiyun that her master Fang Sizhong had come to the capital, and invited Fang Sizhong to his home within two days.

Fang Sizhong faced Mr. Guo with mixed emotions. First, Mr. Guo was someone he respected and admired. Second, Mr. Guo was also the one who robbed his apprentice.

With Mr. Guo around, Fang Sizhong is under a lot of pressure now. He is afraid that Lin Zhiyun will feel that he can't learn much from him. Therefore, whenever he has time, he studies cases and keeps learning, fearing that there will be nothing to teach.

"Tell me about you! You don't look stupid, why do you do stupid things?" Mr. Guo sized up Fang Sizhong for a long time, Fang said.

"..." Fang Sizhong wasn't sure what Mr. Guo was talking about.

"You know Xiaolin's talent in Chinese medicine, right?" Seeing his bewildered expression, Mr. Guo labeled him a 'fool' in his heart.

"I know." Fang Sizhong nodded.

"Do you know that you still let her study western medicine?" Mr. Guo said angrily.

"...She is also talented in western medicine, I think..." Fang Sizhong was startled, and subconsciously began to explain.

"What do you think? So what if she is talented in Western medicine? There aren't enough people studying Western medicine? Without her, Western medicine will decline?" Guo Lao asked.

"..." No matter how optimistic Fang Sizhong was about Lin Zhiyun, he would not dare to say that without Western medicine, Lin Zhiyun would decline.

"Do you know the current situation of domestic Chinese medicine?" Mr. Guo said with a sullen face.

"...the prospect is not good." After Fang Sizhong returned to China, although he did not practice medicine, he still had some understanding of the environment of Chinese medicine in China.

"Currently, there are nine national players in Huaguo, of which only four are Chinese medicine practitioners, and the remaining five are all western medicine practitioners." Guo Laolaopao's voice could not help but bring out a bit of sadness.

"Among these four, including me, the youngest is over eighty years old." Guo Lao said seriously.

"The successors of Western medicine are coming one after another, but the successors of Chinese medicine are still weak. At present, although Chinese medicine is not considered to have no successors, after the old things of us are gone, there are barely a few people who can be called national players. Chinese medicine. But what about the next generation? There is no successor!" Guo Lao said sadly.

Chinese medicine is an empirical science. On the one hand, it is summed up in clinical practice, and on the other hand, it is inherited. Today’s Chinese medicine has been forced to integrate Western medicine. In the near future, Chinese medicine will either become a part of Western medicine, or Chinese medicine will be Certain 'magic sticks' were discredited and completely reduced to 'feudal remnants'.

"You're not just a Chinese medicine practitioner, are you?" Mr. Guo frowned.

Fang Sizhong nodded. He has a long history of family education. He learned Chinese medicine from elementary school, but he learned Western medicine when he was studying abroad. He can be regarded as a combination of Chinese and Western medicine.

Old Guo snorted coldly, no wonder he didn't care about Lin Zhiyun's study of western medicine.

Fang Sizhong smiled wryly in his heart, knowing that he was rejected by Mr. Guo.

Mr. Guo despises him, a Chinese medicine practitioner who has studied western medicine.

"Do you also think that Chinese medicine cannot be passed on if you don't learn Western medicine?" Mr. Guo sneered.

Fang Sizhong was silent. Judging from the current trend, western medicine is the way to go.

"I can cure your illness." Mr. Guo said suddenly.

Fang Sizhong raised his head suddenly, looking at Mr. Guo with burning eyes.

"Probably only Chinese medicine can cure your illness in this world, not Western medicine." Mr. Guo calmly drank his tea.

"..." Fang Sizhong stared at Mr. Guo for a long time before looking away.

"Don't want to treat it? Or don't believe that I can cure it?" Mr. Guo asked as he put down his teacup.

"The "Nine-nine-in-One Acupuncture Method" was created by me on the surface, but in fact it is not. It is a set of acupuncture methods that I evolved from the ancient method "Golden Needle"." Mr. Guo said suddenly.

""Golden Needle"?" Fang Sizhong was shocked. Does the "Golden Needle" that has been passed down for thousands of years in the field of Chinese medicine really exist?

"I have only half a set of "Golden Needles" researched for a lifetime before I figured out the "Nine-nine-in-one Acupuncture Method". If I can find the other half of the "Golden Needles" and integrate it into the "Nine-Nine-In-One Acupuncture Method"..." Mr. Guo said.

The skills of the ancestors were passed on by word of mouth, but the traditions of Huaguo were passed on internally but not externally, resulting in the loss of many traditional Chinese medicine.

Not only the catastrophe in those ten years, but in the thousands of years, how many Chinese medicine techniques have been cut off in the practice of "passing on the inside and not on the outside".

When Fang Sizhong left Guo's hometown, he was full of hesitation.

Just because Mr. Guo didn't check his pulse, Fang Sizhong could see his 'problem' through face-to-face consultation, and Fang Sizhong confirmed that Mr. Guo's reputation as a national doctor of traditional Chinese medicine is well-deserved.

It's just... Mr. Guo's condition is that he persuade Lin Zhiyun to give up Western medicine and concentrate on studying "Nine-nine-in-One Acupuncture"...

When Fang Sizhong was in Xiangcheng back then, because he had hostility in his heart and didn't pay attention to self-cultivation, he just passed by, so his face looked gloomy and old-fashioned, and Ah Xi didn't hesitate to call him grandpa.

After coming to Huaguo, Fang Sizhong had a granddaughter and a talented apprentice by his side. With a responsibility on his body, he naturally started to maintain his health.

Today's Fang Sizhong, after these two years of health care, his hair has turned black, his gloomy face has also begun to change, and his temperament has become milder. Judging from his appearance, it is also believed that he is Ah Xi's father.

Fang Sizhong thought about it for several days, but decided not to treat the disease. Anyway, this 'disease' does not affect life span, so what if it can be cured?
He is already in his fifties, so is he going to score twice?

After thinking about it, Fang Sizhong went to Guo's old house in person and rejected his proposal.

Old Guo was angry and relieved, angry that his goal had not been achieved, and relieved that his apprentice's master was at least not picky in terms of character, and would not force her to do something just because he was Lin Zhiyun's master.

After Fang Sizhong rejected Mr. Guo, he called Lin Zhiyun and told her to learn Chinese medicine from Mr. Guo. It would be best if he could go to Mr. Guo for two days a week, and go every day during summer and winter vacations...