Liu Muqiao’s design has been basically realized.
After a few hours, the third brother noticed that the more he paid attention to his body, the more he felt unwell. He couldn't figure out whether it was a psychological effect or whether this discomfort had been there for a long time or just now.
You said the discomfort was obvious, but not too obvious. You said there was nothing wrong with me. My breathing was a little tight and my heartbeat was a little slow.
He took a test and found that his heart rate was only 58 beats/minute.
A heart rate of 58 beats is an excellent heart rate for an athlete. As we all know, a fast heart rate means that the heart is not strong enough, and a slow heart rate means that the heart is stronger.
During his usual physical examination, his heartbeat is 76 beats/minute, sometimes a little faster. But he hasn’t measured his heart rate for a long time recently. Has his heart rate slowed down recently?
It was impossible for him to think that this was related to reading a letter.
He felt uncomfortable and lay on the bed to rest for a while. He felt sleepy and fell asleep.
He slept deeply, and the very miserable dream hadn't woken him up yet.
……
Liu Muqiao participated in a very short event.
I met with all the directors of Nanyang University.
Today, they came to Nanyang University from all over the world for a meeting. One of the agendas of the meeting was to meet with Liu Muqiao, and at the same time, they issued an appointment certificate to Liu Muqiao and gave him an honor: an honorary doctorate from Nanyang University.
An honorary doctorate is more prestigious than a regular doctorate. A regular doctorate is a degree, while an honorary doctorate is an honor, which is an affirmation of his great success in a certain field.
There are many people who have received formal doctorates, but very few people have received honorary doctorates.
Liu Muqiao also took photos with all the directors.
In the end, the board of directors decided to establish the Chinese Medicine College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Liu Maqiao was also appointed as the "Honorary Dean" of the "College of Traditional Chinese Medicine".
The meeting is not very long, because the Nanyang University Board of Directors does not meet many times a year, and each time the agenda is relatively large, and sometimes the meeting lasts for 7 days in a row.
Liu Muqiao had no need to disturb them. After completing all relevant issues, he left.
Now Xu Min can't accompany him. She has to go to the outpatient clinic five days a week. The office has arranged for "Ling" to be Liu Muqiao's guide.
Of course Ling is happy.
She was Liu Miqiao's dance partner that night and was deeply conquered by this handsome guy. She really wanted to stay with Liu Miqiao for a while longer.
Today she was assigned to be Liu Miqiao's guide. She didn't sleep for a few hours last night.
Now, she accompanied Liu Miqiao back to the hotel, and there were people waiting in the lobby.
It's a group of people.
Everyone seems to have eaten gunpowder.
"I am the president of the Nanyang Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and I am here to see you on behalf of the society." A tall, fat man said loudly to Liu Muqiao.
"Are you all in the same group? I can't accommodate so many people in my house. How about finding a small conference room?"
Liu Muqiao's last words were to Ling.
Ling immediately went to the front desk to ask.
When Ling was arranging the conference room, the group of people did not make any noise, and no one talked to Liu Maqiao. They were talking quietly among themselves.
"So young?"
"I can't tell."
"He shouldn't be a teacher, right? He should be from a university major."
"Are you really capable? I have some doubts."
……
Ling has arranged the conference room properly.
When we arrived at the conference room, a waiter arranged tea.
Ling Gui stayed by Liu Muqiao's side. She felt obligated to protect Liu Muqiao. Today's group of people obviously didn't come if they were not kind.
Liu Muqiao was very calm. Since he was from the Chinese Medicine Association, it was easy to talk about it. He was of the same origin and species and was a member of his own family. If there was anything he could talk about.
"Would you like to introduce me?" Liu Maqiao said with a smile.
"Okay. I'll let you see it. This is Vice President Li Zhiying. His ancestral home is Guangdong and Guangxi. His ancestor is the famous Imperial Physician Li. In those days, he was responsible for the treatment and conditioning of the emperor's patients. The third generation descendant of Grand Physician Li's eldest son follows him.
During Zheng He's voyages to the West, a few of their ships were displaced to Nanyang due to typhoons. Later, the medical skills of Imperial Physician Li became popular in Nanyang. In the generation of Master Li Zhiying, they were even more developed, and their skills were far superior to their ancestors..."
"This is Dr. Huang, the 23rd generation head of Huang Yaoshi in the Song Dynasty, a master of acupuncture..."
"This is Dr. Zhou, a native of Hunan Province in the Mainland. He has only been in Nanyang for three generations. He has inherited traditional Chinese medicine from his ancestors and specializes in gynecology and pediatrics. He is well-known in Nanyang..."
"This senior Hua is a direct descendant of Hua Tuo and the true successor of Hua Tuo's miracle doctor..."
……
Seven "famous doctors" were introduced in succession, all with long-established inheritance backgrounds, making them look very distinguished, and they are also very famous in Southeast Asia.
Liu Muqiao listened respectfully.
In fact, he knew clearly that at least he was familiar with two of the doctors.
One is the descendant of Hua Tuo. He can see 3 to 5 patients every day, which is the embodiment of his fame.
In Nanyang, doctors charge very high fees for medical treatment. Private hospitals or clinics charge about 300 yuan for each patient.
Therefore, it is not a problem to support a family by seeing 3 or 5 patients every day.
If this were done in the Mainland, doctors like this would drink from the northwest wind.
In Nanyang, this is considered a very powerful doctor.
Of course, Liu Muqiao did not agree.
If you have 3 or 5 patients a day, you are a famous doctor. What about Xu Min?
"All the seniors have famous teaching backgrounds, and I, Liu Miqiao, am very envious of them. Come here today, what can you teach me?"
Liu Muqiao asked politely.
"I don't dare to teach you. We are here for two purposes. First, you are destroying the discipline of traditional Chinese medicine. You and your apprentices are selling sheep over dogs. They are not traditional Chinese medicine at all. They are just using the name of traditional Chinese medicine.
, what is sold here is dog meat from Western medicine. This is the first point. I wonder if you agree?"
The president did not introduce himself, and Liu Miqiao didn’t know his name or his apprenticeship.
When Liu Muqiao heard this, he knew that today would be a bit difficult, because he was facing a group of old Chinese medicine practitioners with luxurious teachers, and they would definitely have to argue about who was superior to Western medicine.
Liu Muqiao doesn't want to discuss this issue the most. Each has its advantages and disadvantages.
"How should I put it? We are not authentic Chinese medicine? I think my traditional Chinese medicine is the best inheritance, and no one has a better inheritance than mine."
Liu Muqiao tells the truth.
He dared to say that.
He has 30,000 ancient prescriptions in his hand, each of which is extremely valuable and has been lost for many years.
He is not the best inheritance, who else dares to say that he has a better inheritance?
"Hmph! Do you call this an authentic Chinese medicine? Haha, that's ridiculous! Chinese medicine pays attention to seeing, smelling, asking, and feeling. Your apprentice Xu Min, tell me, can she feel the pulse? When she sees a doctor, she has a lot of checklists and laboratory tests.
Is it Chinese medicine? This is completely like Western medicine!"
"Seniors, today, I don't think we are going to argue about who is authentic and who is not? Let me tell you, it is true that I am not an expert in syndrome differentiation and treatment." Liu Maqiao said.
"Hmph, not only are you an expert, you are a complete layman. I saw the prescriptions you and your apprentice prescribed, and they are not prescriptions at all. Lords and ministers work together, do they? It doesn't make sense! What kind of prescription is this? It's nonsense!"<
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This chapter has been completed!