"This... this, eat a light diet and rinse your mouth with salt water. This is caused by excessive fire. Just use conventional methods to reduce fire." Naturally, Zhang Huatuo was very clear about such a common disease.
"Really? Since you admire the "Compendium of Materia Medica" so much, why don't you use any of the prescriptions in it?" Wen Ruyu asked meaningfully.
The expression on Zhang Huatuo's face immediately became very embarrassed, and he said softly: "Traditional Chinese medicine must also keep pace with the times."
"Is this a question of keeping pace with the times? Since many students don't know it, I will read you the prescriptions for treating red and swollen gums from this sacred book, but I believe no one will adopt it."
After Wen Ruyu finished speaking, she looked at the laptop in front of her and read in a joking tone: "Use one penny of white dirt, three penny of patina, and one penny of musk from a woman's urine bucket. Mix it evenly and stick it to the red and swollen gums. It will be particularly effective. ."
Upon hearing this prescription, the students couldn't help but burst into laughter, and many students even showed disgusted expressions. Thinking about it, if the urine stains had to be applied to the affected area of the gums to heal, most people would probably choose to endure it.
Zhang Huatuo is a loyal man and does not know how to use clever words. The most important thing is that Wen Ruyu is attacking his vital points. He has no way to dodge. As long as he admits that those prescriptions are unscientific, the situation of the traditional Chinese medicine doctor, who has no reputation, will be even more embarrassing.
In fact, there are a total of 11,096 prescriptions collected in "Compendium of Materia Medica". Most of them are good prescriptions that can cure diseases. It is inevitable that there will be a few that are not reasonable.
"This... this may be effective." Zhang Huatuo said with a guilty conscience.
"If it works, why don't you use it? If you don't use it yourself, but you say it works, what's the difference between this and a charlatan?"
Mentioning a charlatan in front of a Chinese medicine doctor is no different than pointing your nose at someone and scolding them. Over the years, they have been trampled into the dirt by the word charlatan.
"Wen Ruyu, what are you talking about? Effectiveness and use are two different things. Why bother with something simpler and more convenient? In this case, do you dare to compete with me on whether we can do it without using those miscellaneous instruments, just by taking pulses? Are they competing against each other?"
"Professor Zhang, why are you still in a hurry? This is not a normal academic discussion. Didn't you just say that? Since there are simpler and more convenient ones, why choose the troublesome ones? So since there are ready-made, high-precision testing equipment , why do we still use unreliable inspection and hearing methods?”
In fact, Wen Ruyu also knew that Western medicine could not be compared with Chinese medicine without using instruments to treat people, so he blocked Zhang Huatuo's mouth with the reason he just said.
"Okay, you just use the equipment, and I'll see who can treat the doctor faster by looking, hearing, asking, and hearing." Zhang Huatuo said angrily.
Although he was not confident of winning, he was now on the verge of death. If he was ruthlessly crushed by Wen Ruyu today, then all his years of hard work would be in vain.
"Professor Zhang, I'm sorry, but I came to Fujian University not to fight for fame and wealth, but to devote myself to the study of medicine. The society and the people have already given us the answer to who is better, Chinese medicine or Western medicine. Here, There is no point in arguing, and I hope you will not ignore the health of the people because of your personal obsessions."
If the previous sentence still belongs to the category of academic discussion, the last sentence is a personal attack. Wen Ruyu's underlying meaning is that Zhang Huatuo forcibly recommends things that are harmful to everyone for his own selfish interests or for his own reputation. This is the ultimate in moral corruption. things that people would do.
How could Zhang Huatuo, a man who believed in virtue and be close to Buddhism, accept such an insult?
He was shaking all over and covering his chest tightly with his hands.
He was very angry, but could not find any strong words to refute Wen Ruyu's words, so he could only beat the podium with his fist in frustration.
Not only did Wen Ruyu not feel any guilt, but she looked around with very proud eyes, clearly showing the attitude of a winner.
"Grandstanding is all in vain, Professor Wen, you disappoint me so much!" At this moment, a very loud voice came from the back of the lecture hall.
Everyone looked around and saw that the person standing up to speak was none other than Peng Zhan, who had dominated the football field earlier!
