I Can Hear the Heart's Voice of Traditional Chinese Medicine-Chapter 253 - 113: Mastery of Acupuncture Arts, Revealed Again (Part 4)

However, upon further consideration, Zhou Jiande thought that since Lu Xuan could understand these concepts so thoroughly, what about other aspects related to Mountain Burning Fire and Heart-piercing Cold?

Could it be that he also understands these to the same extent?

Doesn't this prove that Lu Xuan has actually mastered the acupuncture techniques of Mountain Burning Fire and Heart-piercing Cold?

At this thought, Zhou Jiande couldn't help but turn to his two students with a serious expression: "Listen carefully, take good notes, and it's okay if you don't understand, just listen. And keep your mouths shut, don't go around saying what you've heard today. If I find out you've spread it, don't blame me for being rude, and you will no longer be my students."

Seeing the old master with such a serious expression, the two were simultaneously startled.

Since they began learning from him, although Zhou Jiande was usually quite stern, he had never spoken so harshly; this was the first time.

Thinking of this, the two exchanged glances, seemingly realizing something, and their pupils instantly dilated several times.

Could it be...?

As Zhou Jiande's students, they naturally knew that their teacher had been researching the acupuncture techniques of Mountain Burning Fire and Heart-piercing Cold for years, but without much progress, never quite grasping the core.

But now, after Lu Xuan spoke about his understanding of Mountain Burning Fire and Heart-piercing Cold so seriously, doesn't this indicate that Dr. Lu's understanding of Mountain Burning Fire and Heart-piercing Cold is correct?

Could it be...?

Did Dr. Lu really master the acupuncture techniques of Mountain Burning Fire and Heart-piercing Cold?

He's only in his twenties?

The two were increasingly shaken, but under Zhou Jiande's stern gaze, they quickly regained their composure and promptly responded, "Rest assured, teacher, we absolutely won't say a word."

In fact, they thought to themselves, even if they wanted to say, they couldn't!

In just a matter of minutes, Lu Xuan spoke so much, let alone remember it, it was hard enough to retain just a fraction.

Moreover, they aren't fools; spreading such information would be insane.

Mountain Burning Fire and Heart-piercing Cold, such rare acupuncture techniques!

Spread it?

They're not that crazy.

Even if Zhou Jiande were to expel them from his tutelage, they wouldn't dare disseminate such mastery.

If they could learn even a bit from it, becoming an acupuncture master like Elder Zhou in the future would be no issue.

Concerned with their own future, they wouldn't dare not take it seriously.

Seeing them agree, Zhou Jiande finally breathed a sigh of relief; as for the patients present, there was nothing he could do about them.

He wasn't too worried, though, as what Lu Xuan spoke of was already obscure and difficult to understand, with so much content that they couldn't even remember it.

Still, Zhou Jiande cast a vigilant glance at a few people, and only upon seeing that no one was secretly recording with their phones did he relax.

"It's actually okay," seeing Zhou Jiande so serious, Lu Xuan couldn't help but interject. 𝑓𝘳𝑒𝑒𝓌𝘦𝘣𝘯ℴ𝑣𝘦𝑙.𝘤𝑜𝑚

"No, it matters."

Zhou Jiande looked stern: "This isn't just any acupuncture technique. Mountain Burning Fire and Heart-piercing Cold belong to rarefied acupuncture knowledge, not to be casually passed on to non-disciples. Dr. Lu's willingness to let us listen is already a great kindness, but if it were spread further, what would that make us? What kind of doctors would we be?

At least until Dr. Lu gives his authorization, we can only keep it to ourselves and not let it reach others."

Upon hearing this, Lu Xuan rarely shook his head, disagreeing with Zhou Jiande's view: "Elder Zhou, the decline of traditional Chinese medicine is partly due to changes in the medical environment and the rise of Western medicine, but it is also significantly due to our own possessiveness in traditional Chinese medicine. For Chinese medicine to return to the mainstream, we need to change some of our past perceptions and open it up, sharing with everyone who loves traditional Chinese medicine.

And not treat Mountain Burning Fire and Heart-piercing Cold as treasures not to be shown. If everyone thought this way, how could Chinese medicine grow? How could it return to the mainstream?"

"Dr. Lu, you mean... you hope to pass on Mountain Burning Fire and Heart-piercing Cold to others?" Zhou Jiande seemed unsure of his understanding and couldn't help but ask.

"Naturally," Lu Xuan replied firmly.

Zhou Jiande felt a profound respect: "Seems my thinking is a bit outdated, believing that since Mountain Burning Fire and Heart-piercing Cold belonged to rarefied acupuncture knowledge, it should not be shared with others. I didn't realize Dr. Lu does not hold such views."

Lu Xuan also knew it was hard to blame Zhou Jiande for this; after all, faced with such a situation, anyone might react as Zhou Jiande did.

The reason is simple: he doesn't know Lu Xuan.

He doesn't understand Lu Xuan's nature.

But even so, Zhou Jiande thought for a moment and still offered some advice: "Dr. Lu, your approach is admirable.

But I must urge you, even if you don't care about some things, you should still mind them.

If the practical methods of Mountain Burning Fire and Heart-piercing Cold are passed on, and someone with ulterior motives registers them, you won't be the one benefiting, nor other doctors, nor patients; only those with impure intentions will gain. You must guard against this.

Some things you may not care about, but you must recognize the hidden crises behind them. They're not non-existent; they just haven't surfaced yet. By then, the Mountain Burning Fire and Heart-piercing Cold you have realized might become a tool for certain opportunists to make a fortune."

Lu Xuan paused for a moment, honestly not having considered so much; he simply hoped for Chinese medicine to rise as quickly as possible.