Since she officially became a disciple, Lin Wanwan's life has become even busier. The class she originally signed up for just to find something to do (to cover up others' eyes) has now become the focus of her life.
The rest of Mr. Liang's direct disciples have all left as disciples. Only one Lin Wanwan is still with him, so he shouldn't put all his energy into her.
Originally, Mr. Liang wanted Lin Wanwan to develop into a traditional Chinese medicine hospital, that is, not to stay in the ancient capital, but to go out with the reputation of his personal disciple, and he could work in any traditional Chinese medicine hospital.
However, it is definitely impossible for Lin Wanwan to become a formal doctor. Among the people who work on official salary, the busiest ones are medical staff. How can she have the time and energy?
In order to rationalize her lazy behavior, Lin Wanwan made up a lie to herself that Dr. Sun Barefoot, who taught her medical skills, had a wish to open a Chinese medicine hall, so she wanted to inherit his legacy and open a Chinese medicine hall.
Mr. Liang was speechless at Lin Wanwan's loud tone. Opening a Chinese medicine hall was so easy, but it couldn't be done casually. If she wanted to register and sit in court, she would have to practice medicine for at least three years.
However, Mr. Liang is still very satisfied with Lin Wanwan's basic level of traditional Chinese medicine. The theory is very solid, she has memorized a lot of ancient medical books, and her pulse diagnosis skills are also good. Among those who came to study in the same group, Lin Wanwan is definitely outstanding.
With Lin Wanwan's level, she could go directly to the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology of Traditional Chinese Medicine, but she still lacks a medical practitioner certificate.
The examination for the medical practitioner certificate is divided into two parts, the practical skills examination and the comprehensive medical written examination, with two and three examinations per year.
Lin Wanwan can take the practical skills exam in mid-June and the comprehensive medical written exam in mid-August. Both exams include special exams in the traditional Chinese medicine category.
After Mr. Liang's observation, he believed that Lin Wanwan had fully acquired the ability to conduct research. The main thing now was to improve through practice, so he followed him for clinical treatment.
Lin Wanwan also has a deep understanding. In theory alone, she feels that she is very strong, but when she meets an actual patient, she realizes that this patient's disease does not follow the medical records. It must be dialectically prescribed to be effective.
Even so, there is Mr. Sun on one side, Mr. Liang on the other, one is Taishan in the field of Chinese medicine, and the other is a big boss of modern Chinese medicine. They are not easy people to deal with.
After all, with the golden finger, even a salted fish feels like he has failed God’s love of chasing after him to feed him.
For those who have great ambitions, having such a golden finger that crosses the two worlds can make them become the overlords or business tycoons of one side.
Unlike the unified standards of Western medicine, Chinese medicine emphasizes one person, one channel, and one person. This is also where Chinese medicine is more difficult to promote than Western medicine.
Mr. Liang is a retired and re-employed professor, so he not only runs expert clinics in one hospital, but also has his name in several traditional Chinese medicine hospitals. In addition, he also practices at the largest traditional Chinese medicine hall in the ancient capital.
Lin Wanwan is a person who won't work hard if she doesn't push herself. She has a salty fish mentality.
There were so many famous people in Chang'an through the ages, but they couldn't attract her to come out of Luan County to see them.
In ancient times, he was Sun Lao's little medicine boy. He not only followed him into the mountains to collect medicines and taste herbs, but also went to see doctors with him. There was no difference between rich and poor, high or low, in Sun Lao's eyes. The rich would charge more for medical treatment, while the poor might charge more.
They also have to pay for the medicine.
Although Lin Wanwan is sincerely interested in Chinese medicine, she has not yet forgotten about food and sleep, so these days are still quite difficult for Xianyu Lin.
To the Central Committee of the Tang Dynasty, those places were considered barbarians. If Lin Wanwan had the heart to cause trouble, it would definitely be feasible.
Clinical consultation with a teacher, commonly known as "copying prescriptions" in the Chinese medicine community, is a shortcut and required course for the cultivation of Chinese medicine talents and academic inheritance.
In the past few days, Lu Shouyue left again. This time it seemed that he was going to the headquarters of Lu Group in Chou Country to hold a shareholders' meeting. Lin Wanwan felt tired for Lu Shouyue, who was always acting like a trapeze artist.
In modern times, in addition to Lin Wanwan, Mr. Liang also has several master's and doctoral students. Because of Lin Wanwan's status as her direct disciple, those people are very polite to her - at least on the surface, there is no intrigue.
Lin Wanwan spent all her time running around with Mr. Liang during the day. Fortunately, now that the time and space gate has been upgraded, Lin Wanwan has a lot more time to deal with matters in the two worlds, otherwise she would never have time to rest.
But is Lin Wanwan such a well-organized, pursuing, and ambitious person?
She is not!
Of course, Lu Shouyue was busy, and Lin Wanwan herself was not free either. She had officially followed Mr. Liang to the hospital for clinical consultation.
Li Shimin forced Lin Wanwan to stay in Chang'an, and the biggest benefit he brought to her was that her medical skills made great progress.
Mr. Sun often said to Lin Wanwan: "After studying medicine for three years, you will know that there is no cure for all diseases in the world; after practicing medicine for three years, you will know that there is no cure for it."
She has a strong sense of ruralism and has never thought of leaving the Yangtze River Delta area in her life.
But there is one thing Lin Wanwan is lucky about, that is, she has the status of a fifth-grade rural monarch in the Tang Dynasty, and belongs to the human master. The medicine boy and other imperial doctors around Mr. Sun are not as high-ranking as her, so they only have to meet her.
Flattery.
In modern times, Lin Wanwan copied prescriptions from Mr. Liang and observed his methods of looking, smelling, asking, and cutting - especially the application of Liang's pulse diagnosis method, to practice syndrome differentiation thinking and learn syndrome differentiation skills.
If her thoughts were known to anyone who wanted to pursue her, they would definitely scold her to death.
The most relaxing time for Lin Wanwan was when Mr. Liang went to give a lecture at Gudu University. It was so lively that Lin Wanwan couldn't even join in the fun.
If it weren't for Li Shimin's edict, she wouldn't have come, let alone the Western Regions, Goguryeo, Lingnan, etc. in the time and space of the Tang Dynasty.
She doesn't want to be the first to do everything. She is satisfied if she can have enough food and clothing, and is not trapped by life. She belongs to the group of people who claim to earn five million online, have a loan-free house, and then start their retirement life.
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It may be difficult to compete for hegemony in the Central Plains of the Tang Dynasty because there are too many talented people. Then go to the Western Regions, go to Goguryeo, the Japanese Kingdom, or go to Lingnan!
Even though Mr. Liang is not young and not very good-looking, his public classes will definitely be packed with Chinese medicine students. Even the aisles will be packed with people. It will be even more popular than Lu Shouyue’s public classes at Gudu University.
Much more welcome.
This is the pomp of Yangtze Scholars, nationally renowned traditional Chinese medicine practitioners who enjoy special subsidies from the State Council.
China now has many officially titled TCM experts, and many of them are academic. What do you mean? They just don’t necessarily know how to treat diseases!
But Mr. Liang is different. He learned from the Liang family and is a real clinical master. He is not yet young. In a few years, Mr. Liang will definitely be rated as a master of traditional Chinese medicine.
So whenever Mr. Liang held a big class, it was Lin Wanwan's time to relax. At this time, she would inevitably miss the happy days when she didn't officially study as a teacher.