Bian Que's disciple Zi Yang has the same lineage. He is good at using subtle observation to gain insight into the texture of patients. He can understand the depth of the disease just by using the subtle waves of the five senses. Once the dream came back, the pastoral picture that spanned thousands of years and was born in the 1970s transformed into a barefoot miracle doctor in a rural commune, using ancient medical techniques to warm the countryside.
It was an era of innocence when bills were the basis and everything was waiting to be measured. He stroked the pulse of the times and faced the challenges with a smile, knowing that everything in this world needed to be carved from scratch, step by step. During these long years, Ziyang not only healed his physical injuries, but also used his medical skills and wisdom to quietly weave a series of warm and interesting daily chapters.
The writing style of this article is light, like a slow-flowing stream in spring. It is neither impatient nor impetuous. The water flows slowly and slowly, taking you to experience a slow pastoral life that spans time and space. In Ziyang's writings, every ordinary day shines with extraordinary light, inviting you to a gentle encounter between the soul and the times.
