Ye Xianfan, who had just entered middle school, was fourteen years old when he first met Xu Qingjin, the youngest Chinese medicine doctor in Fengcheng, at the Bianjia Teahouse.
From the promulgation of the "Covenant of the Republic of China" in the third year of the Republic of China to the May 4th Movement and then to the Zhili-Fengzhi War, the fate of the people was like duckweed in the rain. Ye Xufan was forced to leave his hometown and study abroad because he was wanted. It wasn't until Japan surrendered in 1945 that Ye Chenfan and his family set foot on his homeland again. At this moment, it has been twenty-five years since she last met Xu Qingjin.
In 1951, the country advocated vigorously developing traditional Chinese medicine and promoting win-win cooperation between traditional Chinese and Western medicine. Xu Qingjin attended the exchange meeting as a representative of traditional Chinese medicine. At this moment, he and Ye Xufan had not seen each other for thirty years.
When I was young, I fell in love secretly, but I didn't see him for thirty years.
