For some reason, upon hearing this, Lu Jiu couldn't help but frown.
What does it mean that Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture shouldn't belong solely to Huaxia?
Although in principle, TCM can indeed serve the people of the world.
But from the standpoint of a Huaxia person, Lu Jiu feels that TCM must belong to Huaxia.
TCM embodies a lifestyle unique to Huaxia people; if outsiders want to learn, that's fine, but if they want to take it away, that's not okay!
Lu Jiu recalled what Lu Ming had said to him, that the acupuncturist from De Hans claimed that acupuncture should belong to them.
This made Lu Jiu slightly less impressed with the acupuncturist on stage.
Of course, it might also be that Lu Jiu was a bit sensitive, perhaps the person genuinely harbored a philosophy of universal harmony, without any personal agenda.
