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Specialist in Traditional Medicine.
Chapter 327: Laughing to Death. [327]
Summary
Yang Xuan Wen expresses skepticism about the effectiveness of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), noting the scarcity of skilled practitioners in both TCM and Western medicine. He highlights a general trend where top medical experts often dismiss TCM due to differing philosophies. Despite the public's willingness to accept TCM, educated individuals, especially in Western medicine, are less likely to recognize its value. Huang Zheng Liang, a TCM practitioner, suggests that skilled TCM doctors can effectively treat conditions that Western medicine struggles with. However, Yang Xuan Wen remains critical, believing TCM's diagnoses are often misguided, particularly regarding a patient with chronic bronchitis. The dialogue underscores the ongoing tension and differing perspectives between Western and traditional medical practices.Full content
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