Chapter 4177【266】Who is the poor student?
Treatment is over. Dr. Wen Zihan arrived at the scene as an instructor and discussed the post-treatment case with Dr. Xie Wanying, a student.
Not only did the crowd of onlookers not disperse, but they also gathered in larger numbers.
The Western doctors among them were all thinking: Dr. Xie Wanying can do it, how can they not?
You can tell me about this. The one who is most qualified to speak is Dr. Qi Donglai.
As we all know, Dr. Qi and Dr. Wen Junbao have been close friends for many years, and their academic exchanges are like those between Dr. Fu Xinheng and Dr. Chang Jiawei.
It is a pity that Dr. Fu and Dr. Chang learned a lot of professional knowledge from each other and were able to apply what they learned, while Dr. Wen Junbao did not seem to have learned any effective magical techniques of traditional Chinese medicine from Dr. Qi, let alone being able to do this. A cotton swab works.
“You didn’t teach me seriously.” Dr. Wen Junbao took the opportunity to sue Teacher Qi.
Who made everyone around him look at him with doubts? Dr. Wen: Could it be that you are a poor student?
Doctor Qi hurriedly explained to everyone: "I taught him, but he didn't dare to try."
“You said you taught me something that I dare not try?!” Several eyebrow lines appeared on Dr. Wen Junbao’s face.
Doctor Qi Donglai tried to remember: "There are quite a few, such as the stiff neck we usually see. In our traditional Chinese medicine, some acupoints can be used to treat stiff neck."
Western medicine methods for treating stiff neck are very uncreative.
Let’s first talk about what a stiff neck is. In Western medicine, stiff neck is believed to be caused by excessive tension in the neck and shoulder muscles, leading to muscle stiffness. It is an acute neck and shoulder periarthritis or neck and shoulder fasciitis.
To address the cause of this disease, the first method adopted by Western medicine is to prescribe anti-inflammatory drugs, apply hot compresses to the affected area, and perform slow neck exercises.
In traditional Chinese medicine, for such diseases, powerful traditional Chinese medicine doctors can usually achieve results with just one shot, as Dr. Xie Wanying did just now.
"That's what you said." Dr. Wen Junbao became anxious and angry. In order to defend himself, he combined his words with actions. He raised his right hand and pressed **** a certain point on his left hand (the so-called acupuncture point area) and said, "This is effective. I pressed it for a long time, but it didn’t work, and I was laughed to death.”
Seeing this scene, the muscles on the faces of the colleagues around me began to twitch, because they wanted to laugh but did not dare to laugh.
Dr. Wen Junbao seems to be a really bad student. The problem is, they are not sure whether they are like Dr. Wen Junbao.
Doctor Qi Donglai turned his face away, not seeing that the student's academic performance was so poor, which made him, a teacher, very embarrassed.
Had I known it, Teacher Qi would never accept this student.
You must learn from Dr. Wen Zihan. Dr. Wen Zihan is extremely smart, but he does not care about anyone's face, and the conditions for accepting apprentices are extremely harsh.
For example, Brother Fu doesn’t have the qualifications to study Chinese medicine, so why should he be accepted as her student? It won’t be the master and the apprentice who will be embarrassed.
Dr. Xie Wanying can learn it instantly, not just because she is a Western medicine surgeon.
Listen to how student Xie gave a study report to teacher Wen Zihan: "I think this is the case. When testing the acupuncture points, I originally wanted to exert force in the direction of the nerve branches, but later I thought that I could also bias it towards the blood vessel area."
I have already said that modern Chinese medicine is not the ancient god-worshiping sect. It uses the results of modern medical research for technological development and integration.
Xie Xie’s words reflect the huge gap between him and Wen Junbao.
The eyes of everyone around him lit up like small candles.
(End of this chapter)
