He recommended a novel about a traditional Chinese medicine doctor surnamed Qin. His grandfather was the King of Medicine, Qin Zheng, and his fiancée was Ouyang XX. There were also other female leads, such as Wang Jiujiu. Can you recommend something?

I recommend a novel to you. It's called "The Godly Doctor of Huaxia." The male lead, Xiao Chu, had a dream, which was to have Chinese medicine in every part of the world and to make Chinese medicine the mainstream of the world. Although the male protagonist's surname was Xiao and not Qin, the plot and theme of this novel were inseparable from Chinese medicine. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

A full-time Chinese medicine doctor without a pop-up window was a novel written by Fang Qianjin. A full-time Chinese doctor without a pop-up window was an urban romance novel with excellent plot and writing. It told the story of Fang Han, a fresh graduate of the Chinese Medical Academy. However, the search results did not provide any specific content or links to read online about full-time Chinese medicine. Therefore, he could not provide any more detailed information. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " Full-time Expert "!

I recommend the following novels to you: 1. "The Traversing Emperor": The main character of this novel was also surnamed Qin. The plot was about a soul transmigrating into the body of a different emperor and becoming the prosperous and wise ruler that all countries hoped for, ending this chaotic world. 2. [After dressing up as Qin Shihuang's mother, I used the strong country system to bring the Great Qin Empire to the sky]: This novel was also a story of transmigration to the Qin Dynasty. The main character was called Zhao Ji, and she used the strong country system to build the Great Qin Empire. 3. "The Great Qin Empire's Summoning of Fierce Generals": This novel was also a story of transmigration to the Great Qin Empire. The main character was called Mu Yi. Here, he used the Dragon-Phoenix Double Seal to summon generals and create the Great Qin Empire's golden age. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

Doctors of traditional Chinese medicine could apply to study at Harvard University, but to study western medicine, they had to meet the requirements of studying western medicine at Harvard University. Studying Western medicine abroad usually required an excellent academic background and practical experience, as well as deep medical knowledge and skills. If you want to become an all-rounded doctor of both Chinese and Western medicine, you can consider studying both Chinese and Western medicine while studying abroad and accumulate more experience and skills through practice.

😋I recommend the following novels to you: Dr. Sherwood, Your Movie Queen Becomes a Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor, the male protagonist is a Traditional Chinese Medicine doctor, The Rebirth of the Medical Road, the male protagonist is also a Traditional Chinese Medicine doctor, and The Traditional Chinese Medicine He Zhihua, the male protagonist is an intern at a Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The Young King of Medicine was a martial arts novel that mainly told the story of a young King of Medicine's growth and his medical skills in the martial arts world. This book did not involve Chinese medicine or Western medicine. Instead, it combined elements of Chinese and Western medicine, martial arts, and Jianghu grudges to tell a Jianghu story full of adventures and challenges.

Phthisis was the name of the Chinese medicine for the lung cancer. Chinese medicine used the method of diagnosis and treatment to treat phthisis. According to the classification of traditional Chinese medicine, the patients could be divided into the types of lung yin deficiency, yin deficiency and fire excess, qi and yin exhaustion, and yin and yang deficiency. For the type of lung yin deficiency, the common symptoms included cough, dry mouth, fatigue, etc. The treatment method was mainly to nourish yin and moisten the lungs, clear heat and kill insects. The commonly used medicine was Yuehua Pill. For the type of yin deficiency and fire excess, the common symptoms included cough, sticky phlegm, and blood in the phlegm. The treatment method was mainly to nourish yin and reduce fire. The commonly used prescriptions were Baihe Gujin Soup or Qinghao Biejia Powder. For the type of qi and yin consumption, common symptoms included cough, weakness, and occasional blood in the phlegm. The treatment method was mainly to nourish the lung and spleen, nourish the yin and moisten the lung. The commonly used prescription was Shenling Baizhu Powder. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment of phthisis focused on the overall diagnosis and treatment. According to the patient's physique and stage of the disease, the corresponding treatment method was selected. It was often combined with anti-phthisis western medicine treatment to achieve the effect of both the symptoms and the root causes.

The Unparalleled Chinese Medicine was a fantasy novel about transmigration. It told the story of the protagonist, Shen Hua, who transmigrated to another world and awakened her superpower, becoming a doctor from a big country. After being banned in the entertainment industry, she returned to her own world and began her miraculous journey from a black-and-red starlet to a medical legend. This novel was written by Meng Qingzhou. The specific plot and story development could only be understood after reading the full text. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " Full-time Expert "!

Chinese medicine in literature usually referred to plants, animals, and minerals with medicinal value. In literary works, Chinese medicine was usually used to treat diseases or to improve the spiritual realm of the characters. For example, in Dream of the Red Chamber, Lin Daiyu's mother, Grandmother Jia, used ginseng to enhance her health, while Baochai used deer antler to improve her mental state. In Journey to the West, Tang Sanzang and his disciples once drank Peach Blossom Wine to treat diseases. In literary works, the use of Chinese medicine often had a certain symbolic meaning, representing the improvement of the inner strength or spiritual realm of the character. At the same time, the use of Chinese medicine also helped to express the author's reverence and concern for nature and life.

I recommend "He Zhihua of Traditional Chinese Medicine" to you. This urban life novel tells the story of how He Zhihua, a student of the Chinese Medical Academy, was bound to the Chinese Medical Cultivation System on the first day of his internship. From then on, he embarked on a winding and difficult road of practicing medicine. Let's see how the male protagonist, He Zhihua, walks on the path of a doctor and creates a new path for Chinese medicine! I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗