Chu Yang brought a stool over for Liu Dan, "Sit down, please!"
Liu Dan uttered an "Oh" and sat down, watching Chu Yang with a nervous expression, reminiscent of a primary school student in the teacher's office.
Chu Yang pondered for a moment and then said, "I have some understanding of your situation, you study modern medicine at school, but you also have a foundation in traditional Chinese medicine, which is very good."
"As for the 'Inner Canon of Huangdi,' 'Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases,' 'Prescriptions Worth a Thousand in Gold,' 'Formulas of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Verse,' you should be well-versed in them, shouldn't you?"
Liu Dan let out a small sigh of relief, "I've been taught these classics of Chinese medicine by my grandfather since I was young; I can recite them all from memory."
Chu Yang nodded, "What Pulse Technique did your grandfather teach you?"
