From Stories of Two White Patients, They Say Chinese Medicine Works
Along the hallway that connects the waiting area to the four treatment rooms at a Chinese medicine clinic in Manhattan’s Chinatown neighborhood, a five feet and a half Chinese old man stepped out. He held a horn-like stick and looked fatigued. "How are you," Doctor Yiqiao Wu greeted while calling Matz's name, a 60-year-old white woman who just visited Wu for the first time. Wu's clinic resides in a 5-story building near Canal St on the north side of Manhattan’s Chinatown neighborhoo...
From Stories of Two White Patients, They Say Chinese Medicine Works
Along the hallway that connects the waiting area to the four treatment rooms at a Chinese medicine clinic in Manhattan’s Chinatown neighborhood, a five feet and a half Chinese old man stepped out. He held a horn-like stick and looked fatigued. "How are you," Doctor Yiqiao Wu greeted while calling Matz's name, a 60-year-old white woman who just visited Wu for the first time. Wu's clinic resides in a 5-story building near Canal St on the north side of Manhattan’s Chinatown neighborhoo...
