Merchant and doctor

Chapter 1489 Famous Doctors’ Misunderstandings
The rising sun is rising in the east, and the morning light is getting stronger.

As usual, after getting up, Bian Mu first performed a set of "Five Elements Boxing" to stretch his muscles, bones and blood vessels until his back was slightly sweaty. Then Bian Mu went to the bathroom to change his clothes and threw the changed clothes into the washing machine to soak first.

Steamed cake, boiled eggs, steamed buns with yam filling, a large bottle of milk, a plate of spiced peanuts, and a portion of pickled vegetables with fresh ginger slices. While eating, Mu Xinshou flipped through a few pages of the catalog on the coffee table next to him.

It would have been fine if he hadn't looked at it, but after a while, Bian Mu couldn't help but be secretly shocked.

The book was completed before the Republic of China, and the specific year is difficult to check. It is an old paper and old version, not a handwritten copy, but a genuine copy. The author calls himself Chunyu, which is probably a pseudonym. This folk eccentric only wants to leave his works for future generations, not to become famous.

Mr. Chunyu claimed to be a military doctor who had studied abroad and practiced medicine across the country for decades. He was considered one of the earliest new-school Chinese medicine figures who used Western medicine for Chinese medicine.

According to the catalog of the five books, Bian Mu was surprised to find that this set of old books might as well be translated as "Misconceptions of Famous Doctors".

Starting from Qian Yi who was born in 1032 AD, to Liu Wansu who was born in 1110 AD, Mr. Chunyu commented on the "Four Masters of Jin and Yuan Dynasties" including Zhang Zihe and Li Dongyuan.

Not only that, he knew the representative of the "Shudi School", Zhang Jingyue (1563-1640), the representative of Fu's gynecology, Jinyang Fu Shan (1607-1684), the representative of the Warm Disease School, Wu Jutong (1758-1836), the Wumei School, Liu Hongen, the Huoshen School, Zheng Qinan, etc.

Afterwards, he commented on Zhang Xichun, Cao Yingfu of the Chengqi School, the once famous Wu Peiheng (1888-1971), and Li Hanqing, a famous figure of the Xiaoji School.

In the eyes of the author, those famous doctors who were once famous had many faults. Bian Mu usually admired Wu Jutong, who focused on the three methods of clearing the meridians, clearing the blood and nourishing the yin. He specially picked out the passages about Wu Jutong and read them carefully for a long time. Bian Mu found that Mr. Chunyu was bold in his arguments, focused on the real experience of clinical practice, and basically pointed out Wu Jutong's more obvious mistakes and shortcomings.

Gradually, Bian Mu forgot about breakfast. As he watched, he began to feel a thin layer of sweat on his back again without noticing.

That was because Mr. Chunyu was scared!

Although Bian Mu has always been not limited to the new insights and creations of the "Four Great Doctors of Jin and Yuan Dynasties", the famous doctors during the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the Republic of China, and of course, he does not believe in the so-called rigid dogma that "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" will last forever, but based on his clinical practice experience, Bian Mu still believes that those famous doctors are definitely not ordinary people, and each of them is extremely wise, far beyond the imagination and speculation of modern people.

Moreover, Bian Mu believed that those famous doctors and masters were all gifted and had already more or less exceeded the basic academic system of "Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Miscellaneous Diseases" in some aspects, or at least expanded on the basic content. He had written a similar thesis outline when he was in school, but due to limited time and no clinical experience to support it, Bian Mu did not spend precious time to further study it.

Bian Mu was quite surprised to suddenly come across such content early in the morning.

With a "click", the chopsticks fell to the ground, and Bian Mu realized that he had not finished his breakfast yet. He looked up at the wall clock and realized that he would be late if he didn't leave.

He picked up a boiled egg and took a few bites. Then he tidied himself up and hurried out to take a taxi to the "Four Seasons Harbor" community for a clinic. He was holding a shopping bag made of non-woven fabric, with nothing in it except the five old books.

On the way, Bian Mu picked up the third volume and flipped through a few pages. Gradually, he realized that the so-called Mr. Chunyu was definitely not a real person, but a pseudonym for a group of knowledgeable people. These five old books should be a collection, a collection of collective wisdom. Baby!
Moreover, the earliest date of its writing can be traced back to the early Ming Dynasty, that is, the Hongwu period.

"That is to say, for hundreds of years, this mysterious folk power has never been interrupted?! Then... what about Situ Jianqing?! Is there some inevitable connection between him and this mysterious folk academic research and development power?! In addition... what about the village doctor named Mi?! He obviously has great medical skills, but he chooses to practice medicine in a picturesque village. Why does he deliberately live in seclusion in the countryside?" The more he thought about it, the more he felt that he might have accidentally discovered some industry secrets.

Maybe, the forest ranger Lao Liangtou could explain a few words to me? !

For a moment, Bian Mu was at a loss.

……

At 10:43 in the morning, Bian Mu was giving acupuncture to a young man in his early twenties. The young man was running a small business at a courier station and was also a martial arts instructor. He could also earn some income at the movie studio. Maybe he was a little overworked working two jobs at the same time and had a lot of headaches. It was really unbearable recently, so he was dragged by his cousin to come over to see me.

The young man's cousin has a good income and comes to "Bian's Clinic" from time to time to check on her pulse. She is very familiar with Nurse Ye, and as a result, she has become an old acquaintance of Bian Mu.

While giving the injections, Bian Mu patiently explained to the brother and sister for a long time. The gist of it was that the young man could not take both classes at the same time, and had to give up one of them. In addition, Bian Mu suspected that the young man had suffered a hidden injury in the movie studio, so he suggested that he go to the City Central Hospital to see Dr. Yue, who would arrange for a comprehensive physical examination, and then Bian Mu would give him a comprehensive diagnosis.

After a few injections, the young man's headache symptoms almost completely disappeared. The brother and sister were naturally overjoyed and kept praising Bian Mu!

At this moment, Nurse Ye hurried over from the door.

"There's an interviewer here, a doctor in the clinic! He said he's here to fill in for the Chinese Medicine Clinic. From the tone of his voice, it seems like he knows a lot about our affairs. I've checked his education and there's nothing wrong with him. What do you think... should we ask him to come for an interview? Or should we make an appointment for another day?"

"How old is it?"

"He looks to be in his early thirties, with a master's degree. He now works in a private hospital as an ordinary doctor, working three shifts a week. He has the right to prescribe, but usually not many patients come to seek medical treatment. It's a little smaller than the 'Huikang' where you used to work. It's a regular hospital. I have acquaintances there. On average, a regular doctor earns about 7000 yuan a month. It's considered a good hospital. Judging from his expression, he is probably here to learn the skills. At the same time, it would be best if he could earn some money. To be honest, I don't think much of him. I guess he won't be of much use if he goes to Mr. Liang. What do you mean? I'll go over and talk to him." Nurse Ye spoke quickly. Anyway, everyone was busy at the moment, and that person obviously had no special features. It would be better to save trouble and just refuse him!

Bian Mu felt that doing so was a bit inhumane. After all, he had done nothing in the beginning, and everyone must have felt the same way.

Besides, you can’t judge a person by his appearance. Who knows what kind of colleague he is? !

"Please come in and sit down! I believe in your judgment, but please at least let me in and have a cup of hot tea!" Bian Mu responded with a smile.

Upon hearing this, Nurse Ye smiled, turned around and went out to greet the male doctor who was applying for the job to come in and serve him tea.