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Sunlight filtered through the dappled leaves, casting patches of golden light on the campus path. Xiao Haochen, filled with a thirst for knowledge, walked briskly into the classroom. His eyes radiated focus and confidence, as if the entire world was contained within his heart.
The class bell rang clearly, and the students settled down, the once noisy classroom falling into silence. Professor Wang of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Theory Class entered with a steady stride, clutching a stack of books. He adjusted his glasses and surveyed the room before speaking, “Today, we will explore the relationship between Qi and Blood Circulation and Internal Organs in Traditional Chinese Medicine Theory. Feel free to share your thoughts based on your understanding.”
Professor Wang wrote a case study on the blackboard and then turned to the students, asking, “For this case, what aspects do you think we should consider for dialectical treatment?” The students bowed their heads in thought, and the room was quiet.
After a moment of contemplation, Xiao Haochen slowly raised his hand. Professor Wang’s eyes lit up with surprise as he said, “Xiao Haochen, please share your thoughts.”
Standing up, Xiao Haochen spoke clearly and confidently: “Professor Wang, I believe we should first consider the patient’s lifestyle habits and emotional factors. From the description, it appears that the patient has been staying up late and experiencing significant work stress, which likely leads to liver Qi stagnation, subsequently affecting the normal flow of Qi and blood. In treatment, we should not only soothe the liver and regulate Qi but also tonify the spleen and stomach to promote the generation of Qi and blood.”
Professor Wang nodded slightly, his eyes filled with approval. “Very good, Xiao Haochen. Can you specify which formulas and herbs should be used?”
With composure, Xiao Haochen replied: “We could start with Bupleurum Powder for Soothing the Liver to regulate Qi in the liver. Depending on the patient's specific symptoms, we might also add Codonopsis and White Atractylodes to strengthen spleen and stomach function. Additionally, I recommend that the patient adjust their schedule to maintain a positive mood.”
Professor Wang smiled with satisfaction and looked at the other students. “What do you all think about Xiao Haochen’s perspective?”
At this moment, Li Hua from the front row raised his hand to speak: “I think Xiao Haochen has a point; however, I believe we should also consider adding some herbs that invigorate blood circulation since it was mentioned that the patient has mild blood stasis symptoms.”
Xiao Haochen smiled in response: “Li Hua is absolutely right; invigorating blood circulation is indeed an important aspect. In actual treatment, we can add Peach Kernel or Safflower based on the patient's pulse and tongue diagnosis to enhance efficacy.”
The classroom buzzed with lively discussion as students engaged in analyzing the case. Xiao Haochen actively participated, exchanging ideas with his classmates as sparks of thought collided in the room. Professor Wang watched this scene with quiet satisfaction; he had not expected Xiao Haochen to have such a profound understanding of Traditional Chinese Medicine Theory and to apply it so flexibly.
In practical class sessions, Xiao Haochen thrived even more. In the laboratory, students were practicing acupuncture simulation exercises under their teacher's guidance, who occasionally pointed out their mistakes.
Xiao Haochen picked up the silver needle, skillfully disinfecting it and preparing to insert it. His gaze was focused and determined, each movement smooth and natural. A classmate nearby couldn't help but exclaim, "Haochen, your technique is so proficient! Have you been practicing secretly?"
Xiao Haochen smiled and shook his head. "No, I just enjoy studying acupuncture in my spare time and have practiced a few times."
The teacher approached, carefully observing Xiao Haochen's actions, nodding in approval. "Xiao Haochen, your technique is very standard, and you find the acupoints accurately. Moreover, from your needle insertion force and angle, it's clear that your understanding of acupuncture has reached a certain depth."
Xiao Haochen felt a bit shy and replied, "Thank you for the compliment, Teacher. I still have a lot to learn."
However, Xiao Haochen's outstanding performance sparked jealousy among some classmates, including Mo Feiyu. Mo Feiyu had always considered himself the top student in the class, and seeing Xiao Haochen shine in class filled him with resentment.
After class, Mo Feiyu deliberately walked up to Xiao Haochen and said sarcastically, "Xiao Haochen, you've really been stealing the spotlight lately. But don’t think that a few good performances in class prove anything."
Xiao Haochen looked at Mo Feiyu calmly and said, "Mo Feiyu, I'm just trying to study hard and master more knowledge. I believe that as long as everyone puts in the effort, we can all achieve success on the path of Traditional Chinese Medicine."
Mo Feiyu snorted coldly. "Hmph, sounds nice enough. Let's wait and see." With that, he turned and walked away.
Xiao Haochen watched Mo Feiyu's retreating figure with a slight frown. But he quickly adjusted his mindset; he knew that what he pursued was the truth of medicine, not the approval of others. On this challenging path of medicine, he would steadfastly continue forward, proving everything with his own strength.
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