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Chapter 250, is it good?or bad?
Sun Tzu's Art of War said: Know yourself and the enemy and you will never be imperiled in a hundred battles.

Yuan Lang still has a little understanding of Japanese culture.

For non-Japanese local residents, it is generally more familiar with the division of Japan into the four major islands of the Japanese archipelago and the Ryukyu Islands based on geographical concepts.

However, for Japanese local residents, a division concept called "eight local divisions" is more commonly used.

According to the awareness of local residents gradually formed due to differences in history, culture, economic development, transportation construction, etc.

Japan is divided into eight regions: Hokkaido, Tohoku, Kanto, Chubu, Kinki, Chugoku, Shikoku, and Kyushu.

The Kanto region includes Tokyo, Kanagawa, Chiba, Saitama, Ibaraki, Tochigi and Gunma.Located in the center of the Japanese archipelago, it is the center of politics, economy and culture.

The Kanto region is roughly located in the center of Japan and developed around Tokyo.

Compared with Kansai and Kyushu, its development history is relatively short.It was not until the Kamakura Shogunate opened at the end of the 12th century and became the political center that real development began.

In the Edo period, it became more developed as a big city.

After the Meiji era, Edo was renamed Tokyo and became the capital of Japan.With the development of modern industries, the entire Kanto region has developed rapidly.

The two Japanese heard that he had a Kanto accent, so they used this as an excuse to strike up a conversation.

Maybe there is also the factor of being a fellow.

Just like the Chinese will climb up with fellow villagers when they go to other provinces, the Japanese will also stick together.

The whole world is actually the same.

"I'm from Tokyo, and he's from Saitama." Taro Yoshino, with a mustache, was very talkative.

Yuan Lang needed to inquire about information from them, so he made a table with the other party and responded hypocritically.

Learned through conversation.

Yoshino Taro is from Taiyuan Special Hi-Tech Co., Ltd., and he came to Yangquan to fight spies and screen infiltrated intelligence personnel in the army.

The other is his high school classmate Ichiro Ibe, who works in the Yangquan government.

Of course, the word "pseudo" should be added to Yuan Lang, which is a pseudo-government.

The identity Yuan Lang fabricated for himself was Taro Watanabe, a drug dealer from Japan.

In this war-torn world, those who can deal in arms and medicines are not ordinary people.

Yuan Lang felt that when he explained his identity, the two Japanese at the same table were taken aback for a moment, and their attitude towards him also changed.

It should be more important.

Yoshino Taro asked curiously: "Watanabe-kun, western medicine is under strict control now, what kind of medicine can you get?"

Yuan Lang's heart was raised, and he raised his vigilance.It's not easy to fool the people of Tegao. If he is not careful, he can only silence him.

Today, the Japanese flow into the base areas of the Eighth Route without a piece of cloth or grain.

Those are still conventional supplies, and the control of arms and medicines is extremely strict.

Possession of prohibited drugs is enough to be shot.

Even for drug merchants, the sale of drugs is extremely restricted, and the control over the outflow of drugs is extremely strict.

It would also be unlucky if a large amount of it flows to an uncontrollable place.

The other party is specialized in intelligence, and his curiosity is too strong, so Yuan Lang is doomed not to make up and fool around.

He covered it with some vegetables and thought for a while, then replied very calmly: "You two, I wonder if you have heard of morphine?"

Ichiro Ibebe's face was full of confusion, apparently he had never heard of it.

Yoshino Taro explained to his companion: "Morphine is a powerful analgesic with a strong analgesic and mental effect, which can greatly protect the wounded and promote their return to the front line.

It is often used in the Imperial Army Hospital, and it is a very effective drug.It's just that morphine is addictive to a certain extent. After all, it is extracted from opium poppy, which is more addictive than opium. "

When it comes to opium, Ichiro Inobe understands it.After all, the decline of the originally promised empire under their feet is inseparable from the credit of opium.

"Morphine is a very effective drug. It is a panacea that has been popular in Europe and the United States for decades. It is a great invention..." Yuan Lang was like a loyal drug dealer, advocating the good product he had.

He wasn't exaggerating the bullshit either.

As early as 1806, the German chemist Zeltina extracted morphine from opium for the first time, and used it as a substitute for opium, making it a more effective painkiller than opium.

What should I do about my headache? Let me take a painkiller.

What should I do if I have a cold? Let me take a painkiller.

What should I do if my body hurts? Let me take a painkiller.

Until it is found to be addictive, before that, painkillers are simply a panacea, widely circulated in the European and American world.

Even after it was found to be addictive, the pharmaceutical group produced it in a big way, and sent people to lobby the government to try to delay the legislation.

This gene may be one of the reasons why marijuana, one of the drugs, has not been banned in Europe and the United States in the 21st century, but has been widely circulated.

Back to the topic.

Morphine was widely used as an analgesic by military doctors in various countries during World War II.

The United States has gone a step further. Medical soldiers can effectively inject controlled amounts of morphine directly to wounded soldiers on the front line.

It is due to the research and development achievements of the American company Bristol-Myers Squibb in World War II, which brought the gospel to the injured frontline soldiers.

The morphine hypodermic syringe commonly used in the war, resembling a mini tube of toothpaste, contains 32 mg of morphine.

The mouth of the tube is sealed, and a double-ended needle is installed in the front, and the needle is pressed down to break the seal when in use, and then the subcutaneous injection is performed.

After the injection, the syringe should be pinned to the neckline of the wounded so as to calculate the dosage of morphine and prevent overdose.

Afterwards, more than 200 million people became addicted, which proves that you can't control it if you want to.

However, we all know that it will be addictive, so why do we still use it?

The battlefield is very ruthless and cruel. Without morphine, soldiers may not be able to bear the pain, struggle and pull the wound to cause more damage, or directly die of pain.

Since the introduction of morphine, no matter how many injuries soldiers have suffered on the front line (of course, if it is a serious injury that hurts the vital organs, no one can recover).

As long as there is still such a breath, he can temporarily save his life with morphine.

In addition, its pain-relieving effect is very good, so most of the seriously injured can survive this most dangerous period until they are sent to the rear field hospital for treatment.

It doesn't have to be death, if you use it, you may survive. I believe no one will choose to die, right?
Morphine became popular in the U.S. military and was used in large quantities.The Japanese army also mastered this technology, but it is generally not equipped on the front line, and it is only used in hospitals.

Yuan Lang unlocked the illustrated book of morphine, but out of some considerations, he only provided a small amount to the hospital on the Eighth Road for pain relief in surgery.

Take it out at this time, and it would be absolutely false to say that he was not used to harm the Japanese.

If this thing is not properly controlled, it is easy to become addicted, and it is extremely harmful.

Stronger than opium.

The Chinese are called the sick men of East Asia because of opium.

A Chinese cannot forget this lesson.

Yuan Lang didn't have the slightest psychological burden to use it for reverse export to harm the Japanese.

(End of this chapter)