"That's a real pity," Doctor George said, shaking his head with a touch of regret.
Although he had previously harbored some bias against traditional Chinese medicine, they were, after all, colleagues in the same professional circle. It was inevitable they would cross paths at various medical conferences. He had therefore heard that the so-called art of compounding medicines in traditional Chinese medicine was a difficult skill, one that required a great deal of time and experience to master. If an ordinary practitioner were so well-prepared and skilled, traditional Chinese medicine wouldn't have become so marginalized on the international stage.
