In Western medicine, there's no concept of bone-setting; they tend to prefer scientific medicine, using splints to gradually correct fractured bones. This method isn't ineffective, just slow, and it affects daily life.
Westerners have never seen traditional Chinese bone-setting. Suddenly witnessing a female doctor from Hua Country manipulating their injured hand, initially wanting to curse and ask for someone else because of the pain, they suddenly realize their arm is healed. The feeling of astonishment is indescribable.
Her blue eyes widened, full of admiration, "Oh my God, are you a magician?"
"This is traditional Chinese bone-setting."
The elderly woman showed a look of sudden understanding, giving her a thumbs-up and nodding repeatedly, "I know, you people from Hua Country are amazing, everyone knows kung fu, is this martial arts?"
