In Lu's Medical Clinic, Lu Jiu gave three injections to Tian Xuelin's inner thighs.

The acupuncture method of Dong's odd points does not focus on strengthening and reducing. Its needles are all about tonifying and reducing, and the core is to move Qi, so it is called Qi-moving acupuncture.

The pricking methods used are basically forward pricking, oblique pricking, deep pricking, subcutaneous pricking, giant pricking and other techniques.

Therefore, this acupuncture method is very particular about the depth of the acupuncture points.

Lu Jiu is not yet proficient, but he feels that the creation of Dong's strange points seems to be inseparable from the Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic.

Various acupuncture techniques are explained in the Lingshu Official Acupuncture Chapter of Huangdi Neijing.

"There are nine kinds of thorns to cope with the nine changes. The first is called Yu thorn. The "Shu thorn" is used to pierce all the meridians. ... The seventh one is called burrs, and those with burrs are caused by the thorns floating on the skin; the eighth one is called giant thorns, those with huge thorns are taken from the left and right, and the right ones are left; "

This article on official acupuncture actually talks about all the acupuncture techniques. There are nine acupuncture methods to adapt to different lesions of the whole body. There are 12 acupuncture methods to adapt to the different lesions of the twelve meridians. There are five acupuncture methods to treat diseases related to the five internal organs. Altogether, there are twenty-six acupuncture techniques.

Later generations also called it the twenty-six thorns of official acupuncture.

It can be said that many modern innovative acupuncture techniques can find their origins in the Huangdi Neijing.

"How do you feel?" He kept the needle in place for a few minutes. When he was full of anger, Lu Jiu took out the needle and pressed it on Tian Xuelin's painful area.

"It still hurts a little, but it's not as severe as before." Tian Xuelin himself was a little surprised.

When he came in the morning, he pressed his inner thighs. It was the same as yesterday. It didn't hurt if he didn't press it. When he pressed it, it hurt as if he was wearing a pain mask. Without looking in the mirror, Tian Xuelin could feel the pain on his face. Twisted.

As a result, after giving Lu Jiu a few injections, his condition really improved a lot.

"Drink some Chinese medicine later, adjust your daily routine and diet during this period, and practice the Eight Parts of Vajra Kung Fu with me in the morning. You should recover faster," Lu Jiu said.

"Eight Vajra Skills? Why does it sound so like something from a novel?" Tian Xuelin said.

"It's just a body-building exercise, the same as Tai Chi." Lu Jiu said.

"Where did you learn it?" Tian Xuelin asked.

"I learned it from an old Taoist priest on the Internet," Lu Jiu said.

"Taoist?" Tian Xuelin looked at Lu Jiu strangely, "When did you become involved in feudal superstition?"

Lu Jiu said speechlessly, "Who told you that Taoist priests are feudal and superstitious?"

Tian Xuelin put on his pants, "Anyway, I don't believe in Buddhism or Taoism. We are loyal believers in Marxism and staunch materialists."

Lu Jiu couldn't laugh or cry, "There was a scholar in history who learned advanced Western scientific ideas during the turbulent years, and then arbitrarily believed that Chinese medicine was feudal dross. When he got sick, Western medicine could not cure him. Someone advised him to try Chinese medicine, and then he He said that seeking treatment from a traditional Chinese medicine doctor would be too much for my knowledge."

"It is undeniable that this scholar has made an indelible contribution to China, but I think it is undesirable to learn knowledge but lose the ability to seek truth from facts."

"If you don't believe in Buddha and Tao, it's because some people confuse them with religion. Take Tao as an example. Tao is actually the way of heaven, which is the law of nature. As for Taoism, it is just a religion that preaches the way of heaven."

"Religion is a social organization. Organizations must have management, and management must have power, and power will breed corruption."

"A person who practices Taoism believes in the way of heaven, and everything follows the laws of nature. It is not the kind of religion we understand at all. There is an essential difference between people who regard religion as belief and people who regard the way of heaven as belief."

"We only need to learn some useful things from those who are true cultivators, instead of believing in any religion. Isn't that good? Our Chinese culture never kills everything with one stick. It has always been

They are all-inclusive and open to all rivers. As a party member, your ideological consciousness should not be so low!"

Tian Xuelin asked strangely, "What's there to learn from Taoist priests? Don't they just read Taoist books and do boxing every day?"

Lu Jiu laughed loudly, "Look, you don't even understand them, so you just say they are feudal and superstitious."

Tian Xuelin said, "That refrigerator doesn't cool. If I say it doesn't work, do I still need to find out how it works?"

Lu Jiu shook his head, "Of course not, but you can't say that the refrigerator you bought doesn't work, then all the refrigerators you haven't tried will not work."

Tian Xuelin was not convinced, "Then what do you think a Taoist priest knows?"

Lu Jiu smiled and said, "That's a lot. The Chinese medicine I know comes from Taoist medicine. Hua Tuo and Sun Simiao, as you know, are all Taoist priests. They also know astronomy, geography, and even chemistry, commonly known as

Alchemy."

"In other words, Chinese Taoist priests are actually a bit similar to today's scientists, except that what we study now is science and technology, while the Taoist priests in the past studied principles. Tao is the way of heaven and principle is the truth."

"It refers to the laws of nature and the universe, as well as all the truths in this world. As long as you read some ancient books, such as The Analects of Confucius, Laozi, and Zhuangzi, you will find that the ancients often speak to the point and go straight to the source."

"If I could describe it in one word, it would probably be simplicity and greatness!"

Tian Xuelin's eyes widened, "Taoist priests still study the universe?"

Lu Jiudao, "Do you still remember the happy outing in junior high school?"

Tian Xuelin nodded, "Of course I remember that there is a fish in the North Ming Dynasty, and its name is Kun. Kun is so big that I don't know how many thousands of miles it is. If it turns into a bird, its name is Peng, which is very familiar."

Lu Jiu smiled and said, "When we were in school, did the teacher teach us that the entire text of this text is rich in imagination, novel in conception, majestic and grotesque, and unrestrained, and the words are filled with the spirit of romanticism."

Tian Xuelin was confused, "Isn't it right?"

Lu Jiu smiled and said, "It's half right. It does have elements of imagination and is romantic enough, but it's actually Zhuangzi's fantasy based on reality."

Tian Xuelin's head was full of questions, "Don't tell me that Zhuangzi really saw Kunpeng."

Lu Jiu couldn't help laughing again, "Yes, he really saw it."

Tian Xuelin curled his lips and said, "Fart, if there really is a Kunpeng, it would be a cultivator. Where did you see this crooked theory?"

Lu Jiu laughed even louder. When he saw that the time for decoction had come, he poured the medicine and explained, "China has had the habit of stargazing since ancient times, and later it was systematized into an organization called Si Tianjian."

"At that time, in order to determine an accurate farming operation that would benefit production, our ancients would observe the sky at night and find out the impact of the movement of stars on the earth's weather. This is where the twenty-four solar terms came from."

"At that time, when we established the twenty-four solar terms, we mainly relied on observing the seven constellations of the East, that is, the seven constellations of the Canglong. However, Zhuangzi was from Chu, and the Chu people worshiped the phoenix totem, so they established the twenty-four solar terms by observing the seven constellations of the red bird.

."

"The ancient astronomical theory believed that everything in the universe is composed of Qi. The universe is filled with Qi of virtual desert. The entire universe is an ocean of Qi of virtual desert, and the stars in the sky are also floating in the Qi of virtual desert.

in the ocean, so the ancients would call the unobservable part the Hades Sea.”

"During the autumnal equinox, Suzaku Qisu is in the north and cannot be observed at all. As time goes by, Zhuque Qisu will slowly move south. At the spring equinox, half of Suzaku Qisu will appear in the sky.

until the entire constellation is exposed."

"At this time, when you look back at the article Xiaoyaoyou, do you still think it is just a fantasy of romanticism?"

Tian Xuelin's mind once again echoed the happy journey he had recited as a child.

There is a fish in the North Ming Dynasty, and its name is Kun. Kun is so big that I don’t know how many thousands of miles it has. When it turns into a bird, its name is Peng. With the back of a Peng, I don’t know how many thousands of miles it has. When it flies in anger, its wings are like hanging down.

The clouds in the sky are birds, and the sea transports will migrate to Nanming. Those in Nanming are also Tianchi...

For a moment, Tian Xuelin seemed to see an old man standing among the four seasons, raising his head and looking at the stars in the sky. With each passing day, the stars were changing, and a huge red bird composed of stars in the sky slowly poked its head out from the horizon.

In the sky, a bird with spread wings hangs in the night sky, looking down at the old man on the ground who is as small as gravel but has a child-like smile.

Romantic, so romantic.

But behind this romance, there are countless stargazing nights.

The persistence and hard work involved are self-evident.
Chapter completed!