Look, smell, ask, feel ... In order to facilitate diagnosis and treatment with patients, Fu Cefu, who is 1.8 meters tall, needs to bend slightly and keep a forward posture. "I follow my tutor four days a week, and I may have to see twenty or thirty patients at most in one morning." Fu Cefu said.
This "post-90 s" boy was born in a family of traditional Chinese medicine in Thailand. His grandfather and father are both Chinese medicine practitioners and have been engaged in medical work in Bangkok.
"Today, Chinese medicine is being understood by more and more people in the world. To study Chinese medicine, you still have to come to China. There is a lot of knowledge here that you can't learn in Thailand. " Fu Cefu, who has a keen interest in Chinese medicine, explained why he went to China to study.
"In my parents' time, Chinese medicine was not well known to Thais, and there were not many patients seeking medical treatment. My father sometimes takes me with him when he goes out to play. " Fu Cefu recalled that when he was a child, he didn't know what Chinese medicine was and was curious about everything.
"Dad just put his hand on the patient's wrist and knew what was wrong with them. Is it really a god? " This initial question has always existed in Fu Tsev's childhood.
With curiosity and exploration of Chinese medicine, Fu Cefu entered the Royal Crops Saint University in Thailand to study Chinese medicine. My father had to retire at home because of his advanced age, leaving the career of Chinese medicine for most of his life. "After he retired, he was quiet and unhappy for a while." Fu Cefu said.
After coming to China, Fu Cefu kept the habit of making video calls to his family once a week. "My father is 82 years old this year. We have a good relationship. He is very dependent on me. Because of his age and the distance from Thailand to China, he was very opposed to my coming to China to study at first. " Fu Cefu said that it took him a long time to convince his father.
"Sometimes my father will tell me when he is unwell, and I will give him a prescription from a distance. He will be relieved when he has taken the medicine and can understand my achievements in China. " Fu Cefu said with a smile.
Study hard, work hard and love to study hard, which is the impression that Fu Cefu left on the people around him. "2065438+February 2007, internship in the Department of Respiratory and Pulmonary Diseases. There are many patients in winter, and sometimes I have to work the night shift in the hospital with my tutor Kuang Xu. " When he mentioned this mentor, Fu Cefu showed a very pious expression. "I learned a lot from her."
"When I asked for a consultation, Fu Cefu sat next to me, listened quietly and recorded carefully." Kuang Xu said that Fu Cefu's Chinese is very good and he can communicate smoothly with patients.
When not busy, teachers and students discuss knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine. "Fu Cefu comes from a family of traditional Chinese medicine, and his knowledge reserve is unmatched by other students. I am very willing to discuss the patient's situation and examples with him. " Kuang Xu said with a smile.
Fu Cefu carries a notebook with him, which records the detailed descriptions of various cases. "Sometimes I will encounter some' incurable diseases' that I don't understand and how to deal with them. I want to take this notebook back to China. It is my most valuable information. "
Fu Cefu's insistence on Chinese medicine also deeply influenced his girlfriend. "She came to China with me to study Chinese medicine in order to support my dream of' reviving my family business'." Fu Cefu said that the two will return to China next year to open a museum of Chinese medicine in Thailand, so that Chinese medicine can benefit more people.
Source: China News Network