After hesitating for three or four seconds, Li Xiao raised his hand high, and then she found that many people around her raised their hands and were eager to try.

Li Xiao hoped that Su Tao would choose him, and even began to pray silently in his heart. However, Su Tao chose a man sitting in the front position, at about 45 years old.

Su Tao smiled and said, "I chose this man as the first guest to go on stage. The reason is very simple. If you guessed correctly, although you are wearing a white coat, you should be an administrative staff member of the hospital."

The man was a little surprised. He had never met Su Tao before. He nodded and said, "Yes, I..."

"Slow down, don't say it, let me guess." Su Tao smiled, glanced at the man for a long time, and gently patted his forehead, "You should be a warehouse administrator."

The man showed a look of surprise on his face and said, "You guessed it!"

Su Tao patted the man's shoulder and smiled and said, "Okay, thank you for your cooperation. You are very healthy and can go down now."

The man tilted his head and looked at Su Tao, thinking to himself, is that all right?

In fact, before he came to the stage, he was still worried that Su Tao would say that he had any disease. Everyone hoped to be healthy. Suddenly, if he had an illness, it would be annoying.

Many people are like this. When they hear physical examinations, their legs tremble, fearing that there is no cure for any serious illness. In fact, if normal people undergo regular physical examinations, they can prevent the problem from getting worse and detect minor illnesses in a timely manner. Even if targeted treatment is performed, the possibility of serious illnesses will be minimized.

After Su Tao and the man sat down, he smiled and said, "Everyone must be curious about why I could see the man's profession at a glance. President Tao can testify that I have never seen him before. He is definitely not the nursery I invited."

It caused a lot of laughter because Su Tao was very humorous.

Su Tao and others' laughter gradually weakened until they disappeared, and their tone became a little serious: "Actually, I just used practical examples to illustrate the differences between traditional Chinese medicine. We can tell a different identity by just a pair of eyes. Although we wear the same white coat, the doctor and the drug warehouse administrator are obviously different. Most doctors have some occupational diseases, such as urinary tract stones, cervical spondylosis, digestive system diseases, lower limb varicose veins, etc. According to the age of the man, if he is engaged in a doctor position, he will have more or less minor problems in these aspects, but he has no symptoms at all, which means he is an administrative staff member."

"It can be analyzed that his position is the medicine warehouse management, mainly because when I shook hands with him just now, I found thick calluses on several parts of his palms, and there was a layer of dust on his shoes. Because the medicine warehouse manager often had to walk around, his body was more flexible and strong than the sitting doctor. The most important point is that I smelled the smell of medicine from him."

After hearing Su Tao's explanation, everyone suddenly realized that when the medicine warehouse administrator came on stage just now, Su Tao actually saw so many tricks.

Especially the last detail is very important. Many people classify doctors and drugs. In fact, the management system of modern hospitals causes doctors to generally not be exposed to drugs. Therefore, the taste of medicinal materials on a man alone can be enough to determine his position in the drug bank management position. Of course, the thick calluses on his hands and the muscles on his body can also be proved.

Su Tao pressed his hand in the air and said with a smile: "I'm not trying to prove to everyone that I can be a detective, and then ask that man to come on stage. I'm just trying to prove the image, how traditional Chinese medicine judges a person's illness. Everyone has something unique, but it also has commonalities.

Just like all drug bank administrators, because their professions have common characteristics, we use our eyes, smell and touch to discover these characteristics, which can prove that he is a drug bank administrator.

Similarly, if we use these methods, we can also identify diseases, because these diseases will also have common characteristics after the human body breaks out. This is the scientific nature of traditional Chinese medicine!”

He paused and continued, "Many people think that traditional Chinese medicine is metaphysics, feudal residues, and has no scientific knowledge. But in fact, traditional Chinese medicine has its own scientific nature, especially in diagnosis, and has a systematic database. Everything is in the medical classics passed down from China for thousands of years.

Many people think traditional Chinese medicine is difficult. In fact, as long as you know the medical classics database of traditional Chinese medicine and search according to the symptoms, you can get the answer quickly.

Moreover, our ancestors are very smart. They have developed many classic prescriptions for a long time. You can clearly know what symptoms, which herbs are used, and what portions the herbs are. Moreover, these drugs come from nature and have a much smaller side effects than chemical synthetic drugs."

It is easy to understand and the way is simple.

Su Tao used the simplest method to explain the principle of Chinese medicine's observation diagnosis, how it tells others to see symptoms.

Su Tao continued: "I just talked about the differences between traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine. Now I want to talk about the commonalities between the two. Some people think traditional Chinese medicine is difficult. If a person has a cold and a fever, Western medicine can measure the temperature with a thermometer. Traditional Chinese medicine needs to put on the pulse and look at the tongue coating. In fact, traditional Chinese medicine is not that complicated. Just look at whether a person is fever or touching the patient's forehead with his hands. However, as for what medicine to use, you have to pay attention to, which is very particular. There are many causes of fever, such as inflammation or viral infection.

Traditional Chinese medicine treats colds and fevers. There is a saying in traditional Chinese medicine: "The lungs control the skin and fur". The lungs can manage the yang energy of the skin, and can also manage the yin fluid or yin energy of the skin. When you have a cold, the pores of the skin are blocked by wind, heat, cold, dampness, and dry fire. There is a very famous prescription in traditional Chinese medicine called Mahuang Decoction.

Many Western medicines contain the ingredient of erectin. This kind of spicy and warm sweating drug can enter the lung meridian and then help the lung yang energy to transport outward and spread through pores. The yang energy does not gather on the surface of the skin, which leads to a drop in body temperature and the temperature of the skin drops. This is a basic principle of fever reduction, which is actually no different from Western medicine."

Subsequently, Su Tao simply used actual cases to illustrate the perspectives of traditional Chinese medicine when treating diseases. The main point he chose is to explain in combination with Western medicine, so that the following audience can understand it more simply.

Many people do not understand traditional Chinese medicine and believe that the difference between traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine is very big. Su Tao practiced the opposite way and let these Western medicine know that traditional Chinese medicine is so similar to the knowledge they have learned.

The only difference is that traditional Chinese medicine has a set of professional terms that are different from Western medicine when diagnosing diseases. When Western medicine treats many diseases, it wants to use instruments for testing. Traditional Chinese medicine can find the cause by looking, listening, asking and touching.

Li Xiao feels like he is a metaphor. She recently studied Jinkui Yaoluo and Compendium of Materia Medica. She originally thought that she had a preliminary contact with traditional Chinese medicine, but in fact she was still far from it and she had found a starting point for traditional Chinese medicine.

Su Tao was concise and Li Xiao could understand it. If you want to truly understand traditional Chinese medicine, you must first know the tricks of looking, listening, asking and touching, as well as the principles of "yin and yang and five elements" in traditional Chinese medicine.

Of course, Su Tao’s explanation was mainly because he had a deep understanding of Western medicine, otherwise he would not be able to explain the commonalities between traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine so appropriately and accurately.

Jin Kang was a little surprised. He originally thought that Su Tao was so young, his strength was probably mediocre, and many things were hyped up, but Su Tao's confidence in his words made Jin Kang realize that Su Tao still had some strength.

"After saying so much boring things, let's continue to interact. Is anyone willing to have an intimate exchange with me or want to test me?" Su Tao made progress according to his plan, combining on-site diagnosis and treatment with speeches, and then let everyone experience the uniqueness of traditional Chinese medicine.

After the previous demonstration, many people began to be interested, and almost half of them raised their hands.

Nicholas, sitting in the audience, had a weak look and no emotion. He was not a doctor and did not understand many medical principles. However, he actually understood what Su Tao said just now, even a foreigner, and became interested in traditional Chinese medicine.

Nicholas realized that Su Tao's appeal was amazing, and he had to say that this was a very difficult person to deal with.

Seeing that there were too many people raising their hands to apply for treatment, Su Tao simply turned his back and took an empty medicine bottle from the medical box and threw it back. After a commotion, the medicine bottle finally fell on a man in his thirties.

Jin Kang was a little surprised. He didn't expect that he would receive the medicine bottle. The young nurse behind him said, "Give me the medicine bottle, I want to go up and let Expert Su see me for the disease."

As for Li Xiao beside him, he also looked at him with expectation, with thoughts in his eyes.

Jin Kang felt a little unhappy, and he ignored him, stood up straight and walked towards the podium.

Li Xiao frowned and sighed inwardly. Director Jin was obviously not interested in traditional Chinese medicine, so why did he still come to the stage? Could it be that he wanted to make things difficult for experts Su?

Li Xiao was immediately a little worried about Su Tao. He didn't think that Su Tao's ability would have any problems, but he was afraid that Jin Kang would suddenly attack, which would mess up the speech atmosphere, which was originally a good atmosphere.

After Su Tao and Jin Kang entered, they remained calm. Most of the process was drilled today, but in order to make the speech appear more lively, Su Tao chose patients randomly.

When Su Tao and others saw Jin Kang's expression clearly, they suddenly had a headache. Modern people have some minor problems with headaches and fever. Su Tao was not afraid of not being able to find the problem, but was worried that he had found a patient. His condition involved privacy and told it in a public place, which would make the other party look too embarrassed.

I didn't expect that I was too lucky and would get whatever I was afraid of. Jin Kang's illness was really not suitable to be told in public.

Su Tao could only say: "This friend, why don't you leave the opportunity to others about your situation... let's communicate in private?" After saying that, he deliberately winked and raised his eyebrows.

Jin Kang had originally planned to come up and challenge Su Tao. Seeing that he wanted to step down by himself, he didn't hear the implication. He thought he didn't want to go to the stage on his own, so he said unhappily: "Why are you doing with me? It's a mule or a horse? I'll pull it out. Can't you see the problem? Are you afraid that I will expose you?"
Chapter completed!