The Ming Dynasty seeks life.

The milk powder of Ming Dynasty originated in 1866. In order to solve the problem of overproduction of milk, Emperor Zhu Da invented the spray method. This method is to vacuum concentrate the milk to 1/4 of the original volume to become concentrated milk, and then spray it in the form of mist.

In a drying room with hot air, it is dehydrated and made into powder, which is then quickly cooled and sieved to be packaged as finished product.

Recalling the "short life of a guerrilla", the corners of Emperor Zhu Da's lips slightly raised. Although that life was short, it was glorious and was even regarded as an idol by Castro, Che Guevara and others.

But how do you award yourself an award?

There are historical reasons why there are few traditional Chinese medicine doctors in the Ming Dynasty. There were very few doctors among the early immigrants. Compared with ordinary people, traditional Chinese medicine doctors have a higher chance of surviving the war. After all, even the soldiers from the Kingdom of Heaven will be injured and sick, and they need to

Doctor treatment.

Actually, we are quite restrained, otherwise we would go directly to Genting. But we still have to be restrained in the future!

Like all prescription pharmacies, the doctor writes a prescription and hands it directly to the clerk, who then takes the medicine according to the prescription. What kind of medicine it is and how much to use are all secrets that are not passed on to others.

It's simply unbelievable that that kind of thing happened...

Daizhou, which is deeply inland, was originally vast and sparsely populated. It was not until the empire annexed Brazil a few years ago that Chinese immigrants poured in in large numbers. A large number of pastures and farms emerged on the grasslands. The reason why Emperor Zhu Da came here is

Because this was the place where he fought during the long-term simulation of rescuing gold mine workers.

Who would have thought that she was actually Maria Alexandrovna, um, Eugene's wife.

I don’t know how Da Mao’s Xunzong awarded me a medal back then. His shame... is really unusually thick.

The reason why prescriptions are prescribed is ultimately because of insufficient medical skills. In the early days, there were not enough doctors and their skills were poor. Let alone prescribing prescriptions on their own, even taking the pulse was inaccurate. That’s why Emperor Zhu Da instructed several well-known doctors to come up with it.

A "Disease Diagnosis and Treatment Guide" is similar to the treatment instructions of later generations. For example, the prescriptions for the symptoms of diseases such as colds are listed one by one in the guide. In a word, it is to reduce the difficulty of diagnosis and treatment by doctors by limiting the prescriptions.

Meet the basic treatment needs of immigrants.

Thinking of another time and space, many people made "decisions that went against the precepts of their ancestors" and dedicated their ancestral secret recipes.

When mentioning the liberation of slaves, Emperor Zhu Da felt a burst of pride in his heart. He was indeed quite proud. He sent three million Brazilian black slaves back to their hometown and returned to Africa as free people. How wonderful!

"After this year's Emperor's Award is established, how about giving yourself a Peace Prize?"

As soon as I entered the store, a waiter greeted me warmly.

"Who would have thought that it would only be twenty years..."

That’s right!

"Can I see a doctor? Can I prescribe a prescription?"

Although that life was short, it was also a legend, supporting countless self-media. Even in the 21st century, many Chinese cities are competing for the right to his hometown and have built "former residences" and ancestral houses.

Even Emperor Zhu Da himself couldn’t tell whether the current Ming Dynasty medicine is Chinese medicine or Western medicine. Why couldn’t he tell clearly?

To put it bluntly, from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, Ming medicine has gone down an "evil path". For example, doctors in Ming Dynasty do not know pulse diagnosis, acupuncture, and meridians, but they can use stethoscopes, thermometers, sphygmomanometers, and

Many other clinical diagnostic auxiliary means, coupled with the introduction of surgery, anatomy, anesthesia, aseptic methods and other disciplines, made Ming medicine completely different from traditional medicine.

Well, it’s a bit of a loss, why don’t I go back and get a tiger whip to make up for it...

Even if it is a prescription published in ancient books, they will add or subtract a few herbs when applying it to form their own unique secret recipe.

Come on, do good deeds without leaving a name! This is what we should do as an emperor.

"It's not shabby to make money...but as a human being, you always have to have some bottom line."

"Look what you said, who in Daizhou doesn't know that Dr. Chen from Baicao Hall has been practicing medicine for generations. Back home, who didn't know that Dr. Chen from Jiyuan Hall can treat any difficult and complicated diseases with just one medicine?

There’s nothing that can’t be cured!”

After that, when Emperor Zhu walked out of the drug store carrying three packages of medicine, he looked at the medicine in his hand and murmured in his heart.

Of course it is definitely not to make money, but to treat illnesses and save people.

Make money, vulgar!

Save people, Ya!

A book club group has been established: 335260551. Everyone is welcome to join and discuss and deduce the plot together.
Chapter completed!