Chapter 114 Hold an industry party on a cruise ship
Chapter 114: Holding an industry gathering on a cruise ship
Author: Heguangwuwu
Chapter 114: Holding an industry gathering on a cruise ship
As soon as Ding Changsheng greeted him, Lin Chaosheng, Zhou Linlin and others were not polite, and directly surrounded Wang Jianguo and began to inquire, palpate, and then take pulse.
Rheumatism, they have learned a lot about it in school, and today they finally had the opportunity to practice it.
Traditional Chinese medicine believes that human body diseases are basically caused by wind, cold, dampness, heat and phlegm obstruction.
Ding Changsheng and others also learned about the treatment of these diseases in school, and accumulated a lot of theoretical knowledge. The key lies in application, whether they can accurately differentiate syndromes and whether they can flexibly apply drug combinations.
Three cobblers can still defeat Zhuge Liang, and Ding Changsheng is not worried that five people cannot diagnose Wang Jianguo's rheumatism.
After watching their condition analysis and discussion for a while, I stopped paying attention and turned around to discuss the industry gathering mentioned yesterday with Danny Flamel.
"You should investigate the Chinese medicine clinics in New York and see how many Chinese medicine clinics there are, how many are opened by Chinese and how many are opened by Americans.
It would be best to know exactly what street they open the clinic on, as well as the basic conditions of the clinic.
For example: the business situation and the technology of the clinic." Ding Changsheng explained to Danny Flamel.
"Okay, BOSS!" Danny Flamel nodded.
"After completing this, we will send out invitations, determine the approximate number of people attending, and then finalize the location of the party."
"Boss, why don't you decide on a temporary location first? Otherwise there will be many people who think our party is not formal and won't be willing to attend." Danny Flamel suggested.
"No, it doesn't matter if you don't want to participate. I'm going to charter a cruise ship for this industry gathering and go out to sea for two days!
Those who don't respond, let them regret it!
Only in this way will everyone's memory be profound!" Ding Changsheng said with a smile.
"BOSS, this trick of yours is really brilliant! Only when you can't get it will you never forget it.
This time, whether you come to the industry gathering or not, everyone will definitely remember the three words Zhong Changsheng Hall." Danny Flamel gave Ding Changsheng a thumbs up.
"Danny, you are very good at flattering me! Keep up the good work!" Ding Changsheng smiled and patted Danny Flamel.
"BOSS, I'm just telling the truth!" Danny Flamel smiled.
"Yeah! Not bad, keep up the good work!" Ding Changsheng smiled and patted Danny Flamel on the shoulder.
After Danny Flamel received the mission, he ran to get busy.
Poor Danny Flamel has the title of manager and no one under him.
The work arranged by Ding Changsheng can only be completed by himself.
In New York State alone, there are thousands of traditional Chinese medicine clinics. He doesn't know how long it will take him to investigate.
Just as Ding Changsheng was thinking about it, Danny Flamel turned around and came back.
"BOSS, can I ask some college students to serve as temporary employees to investigate the affairs of the New York State Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic?"
"Okay! I was just thinking, Danny, how can you investigate alone?" Ding Changsheng smiled and nodded.
It's okay, it's not that rigid, and I know how to be flexible.
This is Ding Changsheng’s impression of Danny Flamel.
After sending Danny Flamel away, Ding Changsheng turned his attention to Wang Jianguo.
At this time, Zhou Linlin and Lin Chaosheng had already discussed the treatment plan.
"Changsheng, after discussion, we have decided to use acupuncture to dredge the meridians, activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis, and then combine it with oral decoctions and the folk prescriptions you previously prescribed for Uncle Wang, a three-pronged treatment." Zhou Linlin told Ding Changsheng about their treatment.
Treatment options discussed.
The plan is somewhat conservative. As long as the treatment is adhered to, Wang Jianguo's rheumatoid arthritis can be cured with acupuncture or decoction alone.
However, Ding Changsheng did not intend to correct their treatment plan.
When treating patients independently for the first time, you still need to encourage them more and give them some confidence.
"Yes! Have you prepared the prescription for the decoction?" Ding Changsheng nodded and asked again.
"It's ready! Use licorice and aconite soup!" Lin Chaosheng said.
"I watched Ni Haixia's video. He used this prescription to treat rheumatism and ventilation diseases with very good results!" Wen Xiaoming explained.
"This prescription is okay, but I'll correct you a little. The source of this prescription is not Ni Haixia, but the "Synopsis of the Golden Chamber".
The original text says this: When wind and dampness fight each other, pain in the joints, pain that cannot be bent or stretched, severe pain when close, short sweating, unfavorable bowel movements, bad wind that does not want to go, or slight swelling, Cao Fu controls it." Ding.
Changsheng corrected with a smile.
Ni Haixia is a very good hype person and his lectures are of a very high level.
It is very popular among some Chinese medicine practitioners and Chinese medicine enthusiasts.
"Changsheng, have you memorized all of "The Synopsis of the Golden Chamber"?" Shi Lei looked at Ding Changsheng in surprise and asked.
Shi Lei and Ding Changsheng met in the school's technical competition. Shi Lei lost to Ding Changsheng, and later the two became friends.
However, I was not very convinced. I always thought that my skills were not much worse than Ding Changsheng. I lost because of my poor performance on the spot.
"Haven't you memorized "The Synopsis of the Golden Chamber"?" Ding Changsheng asked with a smile.
As a student of a university of traditional Chinese medicine, there are many medical books that need to be memorized. "Synopsis of the Golden Chamber" and "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases" are all medical books that TCM doctors must memorize.
As mentioned earlier, college students majoring in traditional Chinese medicine have a harder life than high school students. They have to recite and memorize a lot of medical knowledge every day.
The college entrance examination basically takes one year of hard work, but traditional Chinese medicine doctors have to work hard for five to eight years.
If you can't even remember medicine, how can you apply it?
"I've memorized it! I just can't come up with it from your mouth. When it comes to a certain prescription, you can directly correspond to the original text." Shi Lei said incredulously.
"That means you are not proficient enough in memorizing it! Not only do you have to memorize it backwards and forwards, but you also have to do it. If you pick out a prescription at random, you can instantly think of the source of the prescription and the content of the original text.
Furthermore, after seeing a certain disease, several prescriptions for treating the disease can immediately come to mind, as well as the original texts of these prescriptions.
Then we will carefully identify the symptoms and select the most suitable one from these several prescriptions." Ding Changsheng explained to the five people seriously.
"Chang Sheng, I didn't see how hard you worked when I was in school!" Lin Chaosheng questioned.
"Child's Kung Fu! While you are still trying to recite these medical skills, I already knew them by heart when I was seven or eight years old." Ding Changsheng said with a smile.
"Damn it! You are so despicable. We all got killed by you. You know it all by heart, so you lead us to score points." Lin Chaosheng cursed.
"Don't blame me! I've never tried to get you to score points. It's just you who can't resist the temptation.
Moreover, I have told you more than once that I can already memorize all those medical books!" Ding Changsheng said with a smile.