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佟彤在9月11日的《北京晨报》发表文章说,9月9日,一位老人乘车时,因为年轻人不肯让座而与之发生争执,随后突然倒地猝死。老人很可能死于心脑血管疾病,而愤怒就是诱因。看到这个新闻,我马上想到一本书的名字:《好身体从改变德性开始》。这本书是上海中医药大学教授何裕民写的:他发现。他治疗的很多癌症病人最终能活下来,和他们的性格或者说德行有很大关系,越是心胸宽广、懂得感恩者,在与癌症的对垒中越容易胜出。他援引的一个巴西医
In an article published in Beijing Morning Post on September 11, Tong Tong said that on September 9, when an old man rushed to a car, he suddenly fell to the ground due to a dispute with the young people because they refused to leave the seat. The elderly are likely to die of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, and anger is the incentive. To see this news, I immediately thought of a book’s name: “Good body begins with changing virtue.” This book is written by He Yumin, professor of Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine: he found. Many of the cancer patients he treats will eventually survive, and have a great deal to do with their personality or virtue, and the more broad-minded and grateful they are, the easier it is to fight cancer. He quoted a Brazilian doctor