"Is it true that Traditional Chinese Medicine evolved from Han Medicine and Tian Medicine?" someone asked.
Zhu Yanyi laughed heartily. "Representative, I don't even know where you heard that. I said from the start that our medicine has survived countless civilizations. Even in this current era, its history spans five thousand years. So, how many years have the countries of Han Medicine and Tian Medicine existed?"
Sometimes, letting others find the answer themselves is better than explaining it. Zhu Yanyi looked serious. "The word 'heard' can be used anywhere, except in Traditional Chinese Medicine. We value facts, not rumors. No matter what we hear, we never prescribe medicine blindly. For example, if a woman bleeds after childbirth, we never just guess. There are many causes: deep wounds during birth, external accidents, or a baby that is too large. Each cause needs a different prescription."
"I see," someone murmured. They didn't understand the medicine, but they were curious about its power. The mystery had caught their interest, but they wanted to see it with their own eyes.
Then, a representative raised his hand. "Representative from Huaxia, we are very curious. Can you demonstrate it for us right now?"
Zhu Yanyi smiled. It seemed helpful people existed everywhere. This representative might have had hidden motives, but it gave Zhu Yanyi a great opportunity.
"Of course. Does the conference provide patients?" Zhu Yanyi asked a staff member nearby.
"Yes. The patients here are screened. What kind do you need?" the staff member asked.
"How many patients are there?" Zhu Yanyi asked.
"There are five patients today," the staff member said directly.
"Please bring them all here," Zhu Yanyi said with a smile. If she was going to do it, she would do it big. She wanted to prove the power of the medicine so no one could argue. It wasn't arrogance; she truly had the skill.
People around her were surprised, but the staff quickly brought the five patients in.
Zhu Yanyi looked at the five patients, then smiled at Gu Jingtian. "Senior Brother, do you want to try?"
"Sure. I’ll treat the one with the broken bone," Gu Jingtian said with a smile. Among the five, one had a fracture. Western medicine usually uses casts to correct it. But in Traditional Chinese Medicine, if you align the bone gap correctly and apply gentle force, it heals quickly.
Zhu Yanyi nodded, then asked the others, "Do you want to join?"
Dong Bocao pointed to one patient. "That child. He clearly has roundworms in his belly. Such a simple case, why bring him here?"
"I guess the first few patients are simple and common. The later ones might be harder. But since we want to make a name for ourselves, we shouldn't care if it's easy or hard. We should treat them all, right?"