What does it mean to rejuvenate your hands? The meaning of the good doctor of the world

Rejuvenation is a masterful skill that brings the patient back to life. Described as highly skilled.

Rejuvenation is a Chinese idiom. It is said that the doctor is highly skilled and can treat the dying patient**.

Describes the meaning of excellent skills and praise for doctors.

妙手回春 ( miào shǒu huí chūn ) 解 妙: 無妙; Skill: refers to a person with high skills; Rejuvenation: A metaphor for resurrection. It refers to the doctor's superb medical skills and ability to treat the dying patient**.

Able to revive people who are dying.

Rejuvenation: Rejuvenation: Bringing spring back to life, figuratively reviving people who are dying. It refers to the doctor's medical skills.

Good Doctor: A doctor who hangs a pot to help the world and has excellent medical skills. Or a politician with great ambitions and big things.

Skilled medical skills, saving lives and helping the wounded.

1. 妙手回春 [ miào shǒu huí chūn ] Interpretation: Praise the doctor for his medical skill and ability to cure the dying patient. It is also said that (zhuó) hands become spring.

Source: Qing Li Baojia's "The Appearance of Officialdom" Chapter 20: "But inside and outside the door of the pharmacy, there are twenty or thirty plaques: what 'merit and good appearance', what 'Bian Que's resurrection', what 'rejuvenation of wonderful hands'......."

2. 吉世良医 [ jì shì liáng yī ] Interpretation: Jishi: people and things that are helpful to the world. Good Doctor: Good Doctor. It is to praise the nobility of medical skills.

3. Synonyms:

tentacle 生春 [ chù shǒu shēng chūn ] Interpretation: As soon as you move your hand, it turns into spring, full of vitality. Describe the technology as clever and magical.

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