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Volume 2: The Road to Immortality is Endless Chapter 155: Seek medical advice and turn Taoyuan into a holy land

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    At the exchange meeting, Mo Fei publicly preached the miraculous medical skills inherited from Taoist medicine, which attracted the attention of experts in traditional Chinese and Western medicine from home and abroad.  ¡¤¡¤ In the past half century, although traditional Chinese medicine has been declining day by day, it still plays an irreplaceable role in the cure of some special diseases.  As the saying goes, a skinny camel is bigger than a horse. Traditional Chinese medicine has been passed down for a long time and has a profound foundation. Naturally, it is impossible for it to collapse all of a sudden.  And because of the support of the older generation of traditional Chinese medicine masters such as Zhang Zhongjing, Mr. Zhang and the famous master Li Keli from Jin Province, it has been declining but not defeated.  Therefore, even though Western medicine has become more and more prosperous in recent years and famous doctors have emerged in large numbers, traditional Chinese medicine still occupies a place, and traditional Chinese medicine still plays an important role in the pharmaceutical field.  ??And the line of Taoist medicine represented by Mo Fei emerged at this meeting, which made everyone present see the magic of Chinese medicine.  Many people are eager to find out, especially the old experts and professors who have worked hard in the field of traditional Chinese medicine for decades, and they can¡¯t wait.  Zhang Zhongjing, Mr. Zhang was the first to speak: "Xiao Mo, you can't keep such a superb medical skill to yourself. Although Taoist doctors are outsiders, they are also a branch of our traditional Chinese medicine. We should communicate with each other and make progress together. In the future, we  But I have to ask you for advice." "Zhang Zhongjing has always been highly respected in the field of Chinese medicine, especially in the Shanghan sect, and he is as prestigious as Mount Tai and Beidou.  Hearing his question, other experts from various sects who participated in the exchange meeting stopped talking to each other and listened to Mo Fei's answer.  Zhang Lao¡¯s words were exactly what they were thinking, but the others were not familiar with Mo Fei.  Among the people present, only Zhang Zhongjing, Mr. Zhang and Mo Fei have some friendship. In addition, Mo Fei was able to participate in this medical exchange meeting because of Mr. Zhang's recommendation. It is most appropriate for Mr. Zhang to say such words.  Mo Fei smiled and said: "What's so difficult about this? The path of medicine should be based on mutual exchanges, and only by cutting off strengths and making up for weaknesses can we continue to make progress. Now our Chinese medical lineage is declining. We, the inheritors of medical knowledge, must do our part and shoulder the responsibility of civilization.  "The important task of continuity." Murphy's words won warm applause from many experts, and everyone present felt the same.  After hearing what Mo Fei said, I couldn't help but feel a little happy and excited. ?? In the following time, Murphy answered a series of questions raised by domestic and foreign experts in traditional Chinese and Western medicine, often with just a few words, which enlightened the questioner.  The look of sudden enlightenment made many old Chinese medicine practitioners admire him and think that they were inferior.  Regarding the problems faced by both Chinese and Western medicine, Murphy also gave certain medical solutions and provided valuable opinions on how the two different medicines can cooperate with each other in the medical process.  It¡¯s not that Mo Fei knew nothing about Western medicine. After practicing in Gujing Village, he also read several basic textbooks on Western medicine while passing the time.  Although it is said that TCM and traditional Chinese medicine are two independent medical systems, they cannot stop Mo Fei from practicing Taoism.  His own memory understanding has been greatly improved. Those theories that may seem complicated to others are extremely superficial in Mo Fei's eyes.  Cultivation is essentially a process of human self-evolution, using the aura of heaven and earth, and the essence of the sun and moon to temper one¡¯s spiritual consciousness, thereby reaching a new realm of reincarnation.  The qualities of all aspects of the human body will be developed to a certain extent during the meditation process. As for the degree, it depends on the level of personal understanding and the depth of effort.  Mo Fei was reincarnated and re-cultivated. After breaking and re-establishing, his understanding of the Tao is better than that of his previous life.  More profound and transparent.  As the saying goes, one method can solve all problems. Although I have never really come into contact with Western medicine, I have learned a lot through superficial reading.  It is more than enough to deal with these Western medicine experts.  After Mo Fei came back from the front desk and sat down, many medical experts present were a little reluctant to leave. This lecture was really unforgettable.  Of course, after Murphy sat down in his seat, many Chinese medicine experts still refused to let him go and asked when they could ask Murphy for medical questions.  Li Ke Mr. Li plausibly said: "You promised well on the stage just now. But you must keep your word and don't break your promise to me and others. Whether our Chinese medicine can get out of the current situation depends on you." Mr. Li's words  He also didn't forget to put a high hat on Mo Fei, which made Mo Fei dumbfounded.  These old men came from all over the country, and it was not easy to get together. Given such an opportunity to communicate and ask for advice, they refused to let it go. Mo Fei had no choice but to agree, and discussed it with Guo Daozhen, the old temple owner of Baiyunguan.  Finally, it was decided that the venue for the gathering would be Baiyun Temple, a place outside the world of mortals.  Everyone knows that Mo Fei lives in seclusion in the remote mountain village of Gujing Village, and they also know that this place is now famous and well-known throughout the world.The Chinese herbal medicines required for the famous Gujingcun series of medicines are grown and cultivated here, so I am extremely curious about this paradise.  As a member of the lineage of Taoist medicine, Mo Fei is far away from the hustle and bustle of the world. There must be something extraordinary about choosing this place as his residence.  Some old experts expressed their intention to visit Murphy in Gujing Village from time to time and ask for advice on medical skills.  These elderly people have been studying Chinese medicine all their lives and regard Chinese medicine as their life. When they see people with more skilled medical skills appear, they naturally want to ask for advice.  Hearing the Tao in the morning will lead to death in the evening. For these experts of traditional Chinese medicine, nothing is more important and meaningful than the improvement of their own medical skills.  Murphy also admires these people.  There are similarities in medical practices. Looking at the earnest eyes of these elderly people, some of whom were ancient or 80 years old, Mo Fei had no choice but to nod in agreement.  If it¡¯s not for anything else but this kind of good intention, it¡¯s extremely rare.  From then on, there were often old men and their disciples who rushed all the way to Gujing Village to stay at Mo Fei's house, where they talked about medicine and returned home happily.  Gujing Village has also become a holy place in the hearts of countless researchers of traditional Chinese medicine, and these are all things for another day.  (To be continued.) h118
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