CHAPTER 188: CHAPTER 189: TEACHING SHENG FENG A LESSON 1

"No, it’s impossible, Western medicine can’t be inferior to Chinese medicine..."

Ni Jia couldn’t accept the current result. The Western medicine she was so proud of actually lost to the Chinese medicine she had always looked down on.

And it was to the very rival she hated, which was a huge blow to her!

Even more embarrassing was that she had just confidently claimed that Nianyang would mess up the treatment, but now it was her own treatment that went wrong.

#The slap in the face came as fast as a tornado#

Sheng Feng was even more shocked, how could this be? This village girl really had some skills, her medical expertise surpassed that of Doctor Ni, he simply couldn’t believe it.

"Dr. Gu, we shouldn’t have underestimated you earlier, please come and save everyone."

Snapping out of it, the medical staff all begged Nianyang to save them!

Nianyang also knew that in this era, Chinese medicine was scorned by everyone. She wouldn’t be pretentious and quibble over their previous disdain. She took the medicine box and went over to treat the others. Although these rashes weren’t very serious, if left untreated, they could become life-threatening.

She quickly performed acupuncture and cupping on everyone. When they saw the horrific rashes on their bodies gradually subside, the crowd had no choice but to deeply believe that Nianyang’s Chinese medical skills were comparable to Hua Tuo.

Hearing everyone praise Nianyang’s medical skills, Ni Jia felt extremely upset and couldn’t help but raise her voice,

"Gu Nianyang, how did you manage to diagnose and treat the cause so quickly, what’s your basis?"

In Ni Jia’s heart, she still harbored a strong aversion to Chinese medicine, unwilling to believe it could be better than Western medicine. There had to be something else to it.

"Through the Chinese medicine pulse-taking method, the seamen’s pulse at the Renying and Cunkou points was three times larger than normal. In this situation, the blood vessels are blocked, and blood and energy cannot circulate properly, which damages the internal organs. Therefore, it’s necessary to use the triple acupuncture method to expel the toxic blood."

"What you said has no scientific basis. Chinese medicine is clearly a useless scam. You just got lucky, a blind cat running into a dead rat!"

Ni Jia comforted herself by saying this, yes, that’s it, treating with Chinese medicine is just about luck. Nianyang was just lucky, it doesn’t mean her medical skills are better than mine, she can’t surpass me!

"Chinese medicine is not a scam!" Nianyang said earnestly, "Western medicine treats patients with modern medical techniques, while Chinese medicine uses five thousand years of traditional medical experience to treat patients. Chinese medicine is ever-changing and inexhaustible; its medical experience is deeper and broader than the ocean."

"No matter what you say, I will never acknowledge the value of Chinese medicine. It’s simply no match for Western medicine, a country bumpkin is just a country bumpkin, don’t dream of making a name in the medical world. Who would recognize Chinese medicine now?"

Ni Jia stubbornly said, adamantly refusing to acknowledge the value of Chinese medicine, or rather, she refused to acknowledge Nianyang’s superior Chinese medical skills.

The only thing she was proud of was her medical skills; how could she lose to a village woman?

"The existence of Chinese medicine doesn’t need Western medicine’s acknowledgment. Western medicine doesn’t have the qualification. Long before modern science arose, Chinese medicine was a complete medical system, having more say in the history of human medicine than Western medicine."

Nianyang slowly said,

"Of course, Western medicine isn’t wrong, I acknowledge the outstanding contributions scientific medicine has made to humanity. It’s just that those who study Western medicine haven’t maintained their foundations, forgetting the millennium of pharmacology our ancestors painstakingly left for our country."

Hearing this, the surrounding medical staff all bowed their heads in shame.

Isn’t that so?

Initially, who didn’t rely on Chinese medicine for survival? It was only with the progress of science that everyone zealously promoted Western medicine, gradually abandoning Chinese medicine which had a slower treatment process and lacked scientific basis.

In today’s world, Western medicine looks down on Chinese medicine, even wanting to abolish its existence. Yet, Chinese medicine has always been tolerant in acknowledging the contributions of Western medicine, never uttering a single prejudiced word.

A thousand-year heritage, the true national treasure.