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TCM in Qing Dynasty
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    Daily Life in Beijing
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    Daily Life in Beijing
    Qing Dynasty
    Color sketches by a folk artist. Detailed watercolors of a wide range of racial life. Here are three pictures related to medicine. Fig. 1: treating a patient; Fig. 2: a barber massaging a client; Fig. 3: an itinerant healer strolls the streets and lanes, treating patients and selling medicines. (Collection of Chinese Museum for History of Medicine.)

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