The tough life of a beautiful educated young girl from the 1970s who married a rough man

It was already [-]:[-] when I arrived at Tsinghua University.

"Daughter-in-law, here we are."

Shen Zhiwei opened his eyes, he really fell asleep in the car just now.

"Baby, are you still sleepy?" Xiao Zheng leaned over to help her unbuckle her seat belt, and kissed her lightly on the forehead.

This baby is magnetic, gentle and pampering.

"Well, much better."

Shen Zhiwei quickly smacked his cheek, opened the car door and jumped off, waved his hand, and smiled sweetly, "Brother Xiao Zheng, goodbye!"

Then I ran away with my schoolbag on my back!

Xiao Zheng couldn't hold back the smile on the corner of his lips, his heart was sweet and tender, his daughter-in-law is really getting better and better, she can learn everything very quickly.

Get him on top!

And this morning's bonus.

He hooked his neck and greeted him actively.

Her winking eyes are like silk and coquettish.

Aftertaste, I am still full of emotion.

I don't know how other newlyweds get along, anyway, the two of them are getting sweeter and sweeter, and they fit in very well.

There is a basketball game in the college this Saturday, and it will be three days before I can go home. It is a bit long!

But after thinking about it for a moment, Xiao Zheng calmed down and hurried towards the School of Computer Science.

What happens if you are late?

It was the first time for Shen Zhiwei to be late since school started.

As soon as I got to the teaching building, the class bell rang.

The teaching building of the School of Clinical Medicine is relatively remote, so even though she came jogging, she was still about a minute late.

When she rushed to the door of the classroom out of breath, the professor had already arrived ahead of schedule.

The first period was Professor Xiang's class. He came early and had already opened the textbook to teach the students.

"Report!"

"Come in!"

Under the focused eyes of everyone, Shen Zhiwei walked quickly to an empty table at the back row and sat down.

The students were curious about Shen Zhiwei, a good student, who was late.

The roommates also knew that she didn't come back last night.

Did you go to the foreign affairs department to see a doctor for foreign guests?

Even Professor Xiang guessed so.

However, he doesn't try to please the students too much, he still has to be a professor.

"It just so happens that today we are talking about the stomach. If the stomach is sick, it will be superficial gastritis, and it will develop into gastric ulcer and gastric cancer if it is allowed to develop. Of course, we have a variety of treatment methods, such as taking medicine to repair Gastric mucosa, such as removing part of the ulcer..."

Students listen intently and take notes.

Unpredictably, Professor Xiang suddenly asked by name, "Student Shen Zhiwei, can traditional Chinese medicine cure stomach problems? What method? Especially serious lesions."

This question is obviously more interesting than surgery, and the whole class turned their heads, all looking forward to it.

Shen Zhiwei stood up calmly, and Professor Xiang Xiang bowed slightly before speaking, "Chinese medicine can also treat stomach problems, and also has anatomical techniques, but for internal organ lesions, it is mainly based on recuperation. This may have something to do with the ancient surgical conditions, or it is better to consider It is related to maintaining the normal operation of human breath.”

"In Chinese medicine theory, the stomach is a very important organ that almost determines a person's lifespan and life or death. It is written in medical books that if there is stomach qi, there will be life; "

"An ancient book allusion, Lian Po is old, can he still eat? Zhao Wang wants to use the old general Lian Po again, so he first sent someone to check how much the general Lian Po eats, which is an indicator of his physical condition, so from the perspective of Chinese medicine, if There is a disease in the stomach, and surgery is not recommended."

"After all, surgery on the stomach requires breaking the abdomen. There is a certain risk of surgery. It will bleed and deplete the body's energy. The technical term for this energy in Chinese medicine is vitality."

"This point can also be understood from the thinking of Western medicine. The human body is mainly composed of bones, blood, and water. After surgery, the patient's body will be weak because of the loss of energy and blood, which reduces immunity and is easy to be infected by bacteria. If there is no nourishment to come back after the operation, the body will be more prone to problems, so some patients suddenly accelerated their condition after the operation and died suddenly."

Professor Xiang couldn't help but said: "If no operation is performed, the patient's condition will deteriorate and he will die soon."

Shen Zhiwei first agreed, "Yes, there is such a possibility."

Zhuanji said, "But it's not absolute."

"In fact, the human body has the ability to repair itself. For example, if our skin is cut, as long as the artery is not injured, even if no medicine is used, it still has the ability to coagulate blood. It will stop bleeding and heal in a short time."

"The same is true for the gastric mucosa. As long as the diet is taken care of properly, the ulcer can also repair itself, and some traditional Chinese medicines also contain alkaline ingredients, which can neutralize gastric acid and help repair the gastric mucosa."

Professor Xiang nodded repeatedly.

She sighed secretly in her heart, she really didn't expect that she was so familiar with the knowledge of western medicine after just over a month of school.

Some are just theory or sophomore courses.

Did she learn it in advance?

Shen Zhiwei continued: "Western medicine can clearly see the damage of the stomach through the endoscope, and then think about how to repair the damage, such as using alkaline drugs to suppress gastric acid, or cutting this bad piece of meat. Drop it, as long as it can still be digested."

"However, Chinese medicine considers why this patient has this stomach problem, subdivides its cause, finds out the cause, and solves it from the source."

"For example, Chinese medicine will know whether the stomach problem is caused by stagnation of qi, blood stasis, stagnation of food, or deficiency and cold by feeling the pulse, looking, smelling and asking, and prescribing a prescription for the symptom can cure it."

She spoke so clearly that not only did the students find it unfathomable, but even Professor Xiang felt a little... admired.

"Student Shen Zhiwei, have you ever treated patients with stomach problems?"

Shen Zhiwei nodded calmly, "A few cases have been cured."

cure?

Professor Xiang was a little moved when he heard it. His father had a tumor on his stomach and was about to undergo surgery recently.

Wouldn't it be safer if the father's pain could be solved without surgery?

"I have a patient with a 1/3 ulcer in the stomach and a 5 cm tumor. Can you treat it?"

"It should be possible." Shen Zhiwei said to himself.

"Then please come to my office after class, student Shen Zhiwei, please sit down."

Professor Xiang is very polite.

After Shen Zhiwei sat down, he continued to teach.