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A doctor of western medicine published an article on the abolition of western medicine.
This situation was rather rare. Western medicine referred to traditional western medicine that focused on the diagnosis of the cause of the disease, medication, and surgical treatment. Although Western medicine had certain advantages in the treatment of certain diseases, it also had shortcomings in the treatment of certain diseases. Doctors of Western medicine might have proposed a new medical model based on the reflection of Western medicine's treatment methods and the shortcomings of Western medicine in the treatment of certain diseases. However, this view still needed further research and confirmation.
The article and writing background surrounding Medicine
Medicine was a story about a doctor who encountered many problems in purchasing, using, and distributing medicine. The novel narrated the current situation and problems of the Chinese pharmaceutical market from the first-person perspective through the experience of the protagonist Fang Hongjian. The background of the novel could be traced back to the early 1980s. At that time, China was in the process of reform and opening up. The economy was gradually developing, but the quality of medicine still plagued the entire society. Fang Hongjian's hospital was a large general hospital with first-class medical equipment and superb medical skills, but the problem of purchasing and using drugs within the hospital was very complicated. In that era, the price of drugs was very opaque. When hospitals purchased drugs, they often relied on the doctors 'subjective judgment, which made it difficult to guarantee the price and quality of drugs. At the same time, due to the scarcity and insufficient supply of drugs, hospitals often had to rely on large purchases to ensure the supply of drugs, which led to the waste of drugs and resources. Against this background, Fang Hongjian began his own experience of purchasing and using medicine. He had experienced the high price of medicine, the uneven quality, and the shortage of supply. He had also witnessed the unreasonable use and distribution of medicine by doctors. Through Fang Hongjian's experience, the novel reflected the current situation and problems of the Chinese pharmaceutical market and explored the basic principles and values of pharmaceutical purchasing and use. At the same time, the novel also presented the various contradictions and the complexity of human nature within the hospital.
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Lu Xun, the classification of characters in Medicine, and the theme of this article
The characters in Lu Xun's Medicine were mainly classified according to the different situations and personality characteristics of the characters. They could be divided into the following categories: 1. Patients: These patients are the main characters in the novel. They have different illnesses due to taking "medicine", including Chun Hong, Xiao Yu, Gongsan Shu, Sun Hou, etc. 2. Doctors: The doctors in the novel are one of the key characters in driving the development of the story. They are responsible for diagnosing the patient's condition and prescribe "medicine", including Xu Wenchang, Wang Laowu, etc. 3. Drug dealers: Drug dealers are merchants who manufacture "medicine". They promote "medicine" in different ways, including Prince Duan, Principal Gao, etc. 4. Bystanders: These bystanders are people who are not interested in the "medicine" incident. They are just passing by in a hurry, including passers-by A, B, etc. The theme of Medicine is about human nature. Every character in the novel had their own emotions and thoughts. They had their own positions and opinions when facing the sensitive topic of "medicine". In the novel, the author expressed his thoughts on the complexity of human nature and social reality through the perspectives of different characters.
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The article in Reader: Recently, I read a very interesting novel called The Kite Runner. This novel tells the story of an afghan-American, his experiences in afghana and his reflections on life and culture in the united states. The protagonist of the novel was an afghan boy named hasan, who ran back and forth between afghana and the united states in search of his lost kite and his son. Through the story of Hasan, the novel reveals the history, culture and political background of the country, and also shows the kindness and complexity of human nature. In the novel, Hassan gradually understood the life and culture of the United States through his encounter with the protagonist. He deeply admired the freedom, democracy, and human rights of the United States, but he was also worried about the social problems and cultural contradictions in the United States. He believed that although the United States had advanced technology and culture, it also faced many problems and challenges such as racial discrimination, the gap between the rich and the poor, and gun violence. This novel deeply explored human nature, history, and culture, but it was also thought-provoking. It allowed me to have a deeper understanding of human nature and human history, as well as a deeper reflection on American culture and society.
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What is novel medicine and how does it differ from traditional medicine?
Novel medicine is all about fresh and unique ways to treat diseases. It stands apart from traditional medicine by using the latest advancements in science and technology. For example, it might include gene therapy or nanomedicine that weren't part of the old-school medical toolkit.
The Way of Medicine Begins From the Heart
The core of medicine lay in the doctor's inner attitude and cultivation. Doctors had to observe and understand the objective laws of the human body and nature with a tranquil and nihilistic attitude. They could not be distorted by personal will. Only a doctor with a strong mind and a Dao could treat and analyze the disease objectively and fairly, and obtain a certain effect. The idea of starting from the heart emphasized the importance of a doctor's inner cultivation and attitude to medical practice.