Speaking of which, things like "Lingshu" and "Suwen" are really boring and difficult to understand...

You must know that Jiang Yuan was only a teenager when he was forced to read by the old man. Who at that time could understand what these blabbering ancient texts were about? Even the ancestors did not teach us this stuff in a systematic way. At most, they just

Occasionally mention a few words.

On the other hand, he had some contact with the later "Qian Jin Yifang" and "Secrets of the Outer Taiwan". When the captain was collecting books, he also brought him a modern edited and annotated version... He had some understanding... and he was not ignorant.

…

After Jiang Yuan finished some slightly simpler questions casually, only the last few analysis and essay questions were left. Seeing this question, Jiang Yuan sighed helplessly... Such questions only

I'm afraid if I get it into the hands of professors from the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, I'm afraid it will stump a lot of people...

But fortunately, although Jiang Yuan didn’t read many of these books on weekdays, he still had some impressions. Although Grandmaster didn’t teach these things in a systematic way, when Grandmaster himself taught Jiang Yuan, he was

It is based on ancient medical theories, and Jiangyuan's modern Chinese medicine has a fairly solid foundation. After thinking about it carefully and combining it, it seems that it is worth giving it a try.

"Suwen*Eight Right Divine Theory" says: Therefore, those who nourish the spirit must know how fat or thin they are, and how they nourish and protect the blood and qi. The blood and qi are the gods of humans, and they must be carefully nourished...

Looking at this paragraph of text, Jiang Yuan felt dizzy. He had never read this paragraph before, but fortunately his mind was still flexible. He recalled some related theories mentioned by his ancestor, and at the same time recalled

Let’s take a look at the current explanation of similar theories in traditional Chinese medicine. I think I have some clues.

But he only had some clues. Jiang Yuan frowned and began to think hard and analyze.

With this memory of Jiang Yuan, fortunately, he is still quite solid in the modern Chinese medicine theory in this area. The more than one month of Chinese medicine at Dongda University has not been in vain. He is very familiar with these theories and can master them at every turn.

Palm.

However, it is not that simple to connect these theories and the like. After all, this is not about making up a story. It is about saying something meaningful and analyzing the entire topic completely. If there are some slight deviations, then

It's a slight difference and a huge mistake.

It's just that for Jiang Yuan, who has not studied these completely before, it is really difficult to analyze this. Just when he feels that his mind is dizzy, various thoughts and ideas collide from time to time, but he can't find it.

When he has a clue and is about to explode, but he doesn't want to give up just like that;

However, he did not notice that the tattoo on his left arm began to flash rapidly;

As the tattoo flashed faster and faster, and Jiang Yuan's brows furrowed more and more tightly, a reminder suddenly flashed in Jiang Yuan's mind: "Bloodline Talent Smart Heart Activates..."

"Eh? Bloodline talent? Intelligent heart?" Feeling the prompt flashing through his mind, Jiang Yuan was startled. Just when he was a little stunned, he suddenly felt that his swollen and painful head suddenly relaxed, and then

The various thoughts and concepts that had been entangled and unclear seemed to suddenly loosen up.

It was like having an enlightenment all of a sudden. I caught some inspiration and began to feel that these concepts and theories could be connected.
Chapter completed!