Back to the 60s: The Struggle Career of a Charmed Wife

Facing Mrs. Wu's praise, Feng Qingxue couldn't take it seriously. She looked directly at Wu Zheng with a pair of black and white eyes, eagerly hoping that Wu Zheng would give her an answer. She really wanted to learn good medical skills.

Wu Zheng didn't say anything, but talked about the basic knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine.

Feng Qingxue reacted very quickly and immediately continued what he said. Over the past few days, she had been reciting it painstakingly and had memorized many of the contents by heart.

Of course, she knew that rote memorization was useless, but learning Chinese medicine started with rote memorization.

"Not bad." After Wu Zheng finished speaking, he did not continue.

Mrs. Wu said: "What do you mean? Do you agree or disagree? Didn't you say before that in the field of traditional Chinese medicine, you have to live and learn, and life experience and cultural knowledge are very important. In ancient times, Many of the country's most famous doctors only entered the medical field after they were forty years old. I think this kid is only twenty years old, and he has such a good heart, so he is not unqualified."

After hearing Mrs. Wu's words, Feng Qingxue was greatly moved and looked at Wu Zheng eagerly.

Wu Zheng said calmly: "If I decide whether to accept you as my disciple just because of your words, my family background as Wu Zheng is too low. Well, I think Xiao Guo should have given you a lot of basic knowledge for you to memorize. Memorize, I will delete it based on the book list she gave you. Whether you go find it yourself or buy it, continue reading, read it by heart, memorize it, and become familiar with it, and then understand the meaning thoroughly. After a month Let me test you again. If you don’t understand anything, you can ask me at that time.”

Feng Qingxue was overjoyed and thanked her repeatedly.

Although Wu Zheng did not relent in accepting a disciple, he gave her the opportunity to learn, which greatly exceeded her expectations.

Following such a doctor, even if she is not a direct disciple, learning a little bit will benefit her throughout her life.

As expected, Wu Zheng made several lists of books for her. Most of the contents were the same as those listed by Dr. Guo, but they were more detailed and contained many relatively uncommon medical books.

In addition, Wu Zheng also listed many cultural books, as well as Taoist books, which have nothing to do with medicine.

"Our medicine is actually derived from the inheritance of Taoist culture. It focuses on the theory of yin and yang and the five elements. If you learn these contents, there are only benefits and no harm!" Wu Zheng explained briefly, "Real Chinese medicine has reached a certain level. The treatment method is to look, smell, ask and feel, the most important of which is to take pulse. By taking pulse, you will know where the problem is and what prescription and how to treat it.”

Feng Qingxue listened respectfully, "Sir, I remember."

Hearing the word "sir", Wu Zheng's expression softened slightly, "Xiao Guo said you are very talented. What do you know now?"

Feng Qingxue said embarrassedly: "How can I say anything in front of you? I just learned a little basic care from the doctors and nurses in the hospital, how to give first aid, how to bandage, how to change dressings, how to give injections, and what to do with common colds, fever, diarrhea and other symptoms. I learned some Chinese and Western medicines by heart, and also learned about delivery and postpartum care from obstetrics and gynecology doctors and nurses.”

This is the most basic and common situation, and it is also what is most needed in the countryside.

As for other things, she really doesn’t know how to do it. Although when she was studying medical books, she knew what medicines were used for the symptoms recorded in the books, but she didn’t know how to take pulses, acupuncture, massage, etc., and she didn’t dare to give people casual treatment prescriptions. medicine.