Old Chinese Doctor Saves Son

Yang Guofu, a 78-year-old veteran Chinese medicine practitioner, raised a 35-year-old baby named Yang Qiming who plays games day and night in the Third Ring Road of Beijing. His wife's last words to take good care of his son became his shackles, but he also locked his son into a 120-square-meter constant-temperature uterus. When cutting off the Internet, going on a hunger strike, and selling his house pushed his father to the edge of a heart attack, he made up his mind: sell the house, cut the umbilical cord, return to his hometown, restart the abandoned Chinese medicine clinic, and shut down the phone and disappear. The son who was thrown into society lived in Internet cafes, construction sites, and hospitals. Amidst his broken feet, crying hunger, unpaid bills, and carrying steel pipes, he tasted hunger for the first time and grew a spine for the first time. The father and son completed the simultaneous transformation of weaning, returning to Yang, and breaking out of the cocoon in the distance: the father used Fuzi to return to Yang to save himself, and the son used bone boiling at the construction site to save himself; the father made public the ancestral Wuhei ointment, and the son wrote Sini decoction on the blackboard. On a cold night, the father and son turned on their phones at the same time, and each received a message from the other that "you can save yourself and save others - two-way redemption, and finally complete." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.