Shocking! This student is phenomenal!

Once in Su Jiang's car, Luo Taihe habitually wanted to sit in the passenger seat.

"Hey, hey, hey. Mr. Luo, please sit in the back."

Su Jiang immediately stopped Luo Taihe.

"What? Can't someone even sit in the passenger seat?"

Luo Taihe said somewhat unconvinced.

I feel like Su Jiang is being a bit unfair; he's making such a fuss about where to sit.

"Old Luo, take a look at this."

As Su Jiang spoke, he pointed to the sticker on the passenger seat that read "My Wife's Exclusive".

It means you should be more sensible.

"Cough cough."

Upon seeing the sticker, Luo Taihe immediately started coughing.

Damn, this is awkward. If I were in that position, wouldn't I be Su Jiang's wife?

His reputation is ruined in his later years.

Young people really know how to have fun; this old man can't understand it anymore.

Luo Taihe sighed, speechless.

At the same time, very obediently, he sat in the back row, turned his head to look out the window, and looked deep in thought.

"Hey, Mr. Luo, you need to tell me where it is. I can't just drive around like that."

Finally, Su Jiang couldn't help but say it.

When I first met this little old man, I felt that he was different from those old rascals like Qin Siyuan and Wang Delin.

He looks very noble, serious, and magnanimous, with the air of a prime minister.

Surprisingly, this guy is someone who needs to be coaxed.

Why is it that none of these elderly people are normal?

You get angry over such a small thing.

"Go to Kyoto First Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital."

Luo Tai said without turning his head.

Su Jiang gave a bitter smile, then started the car and drove towards the First Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital of Kyoto.

This hospital is considered one of the top traditional Chinese medicine hospitals in the country.

Upon entering this place, Su Jiang felt somewhat surprised.

Logically speaking, wouldn't a traditional Chinese medicine hospital simply require a doctor to take your pulse and perform a diagnostic procedure like observation, listening, questioning, and palpation?

Why are there so many Western medical devices inside, all sorts of examination machines?

There might only be one or two departments inside, labeled as Traditional Chinese Medicine Massage, Traditional Chinese Medicine Acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine, and so on.

"Don't be surprised. Now, there are only those out-of-town clinics and some traditional pulse-taking doctors. Many doctors in Chinese medicine hospitals have also studied Western medicine."

"This can be considered a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine. If we don't do this, the path of traditional Chinese medicine in China will be even more difficult."

Luo Taihe seemed to know what Su Jiang was wondering about, and stood beside Su Jiang, patiently explaining it to him.

In fact, neither Luo Tai nor he himself knew whether what they were doing was ruining the future of traditional Chinese medicine or truly saving it.

The two remained silent and went straight to an office on the fifth floor of the First Affiliated Hospital.

There were hardly any people at the door of this office.

Luo Taihe simply pushed the door open and went in, as if he were a regular visitor.

They didn't even knock on the door.

Su Jiang followed him into the office.

He discovered that this was an antique-style office, with a very retro overall feel. On the bookshelves, Su Jiang didn't even see a single modernly bound book; they were all various kinds of ancient texts.

Behind the red sandalwood table sat an elderly man with graying hair and a receding hairline.

His hair is very comical; it doesn't look like he has Mediterranean hair at all.

The front is illuminated, and then there's a ring of light around the back.

At the same time, he was always in a smiling state, even if he wasn't smiling.

He looks very kind.

"Old Wei."

After Luo Taihe came in, he casually pulled out the chair next to the desk and greeted the old man behind the desk.

At the same time, he turned to Su Jiang and introduced him:

"This is Wei Jingxing, who is considered the most famous traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture master in China."

After saying that, Luo Taihe turned to Wei Jingxing and said, "This is one of my students, named Su Jiang. He's thinking of learning acupuncture from you."

"This kid is already better than me at traditional Chinese medicine. It's time to teach him some new TCM techniques."

Luo Taihe expressed Su Jiang's thoughts in his own way.

Wei Jingxing looked Su Jiang up and down.

He nodded and said, "He does have a respectable appearance. There are probably not many people in this world who can make you, Lao Luo, admit that they are better than you in traditional Chinese medicine."

His voice was very deep and slightly hoarse.

When he speaks, his already smiling face makes him even more approachable and friendly.

Why did you decide to learn Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture?

Then Wei Jingxing asked another question, gesturing for Su Jiang to answer.

Su Jiang smiled:

"Acupuncture is a type of traditional Chinese medicine. A good TCM doctor should not only learn to diagnose and prescribe medicine, but also to apply acupuncture needles."

"Because all medicines have some degree of toxicity, we should avoid taking them if possible. If a problem can be solved by the body's own internal energy, we should not use external intervention."

"Therefore, I think the relationship between Chinese herbal medicine and acupuncture in traditional Chinese medicine is similar to that between Western medicine and surgery in Western medicine. We cannot use standardized methods for diagnosis and surgery like Western medicine does."

"Everyone is different. Although the symptoms may be the same from the outside diagnosis, the underlying reasons and the patient's own recovery ability are different. Therefore, Chinese medicine is tailored to each individual."

"So it's best to combine the medication with acupuncture yourself. You can't just write a prescription yourself and then have the doctor do the acupuncture."

He spoke at length.

This is something Su Jiang actually thought of while he was downstairs.

Because he saw that Western medicine sets various standards for patients, he felt that these things could easily lead to misdiagnosis in many cases.

Otherwise, many difficult and complicated diseases would not occur. They may have symptoms, but when examined, all the body's indicators are normal.

So now it's been brought up together.

The office suddenly fell silent.

The two old men, one turned to look at Su Jiang, and the other looked up at Su Jiang.

They were all somewhat surprised that Su Jiang had spoken in such detail.

It's as if they've truly experienced the market's trials or accumulated years of experience.

"Well said!"

A cheer broke the silence in the office.

Su Jiang looked over and saw that it was Wei Jingxing.

He clapped his hands with a smile.

"I never expected that young people could still have such awareness."

"As long as there are more and more people like you, the future of traditional Chinese medicine will definitely get better and better."

Wei Jingxing did not hold back his praise.

His eyes shone brightly as he looked at Su Jiang.

Wei Jingxing then turned to look at Luo Taihe.

"Old Luo, are you sure you want someone like this to learn acupuncture from me?"

"Not keeping it for yourself as a treasure?"

No master could be so generous to his beloved disciple.

Throughout history, people have always been eager to keep talented apprentices hidden away.

Luo Taihe felt a little bitter about this.