The Apricot Forest Chases the Light, the Pinellia Ternata Is Youthful

During my college years when youth and dreams collided fiercely, as a Chinese medicine major, I embarked on a unique and unforgettable journey. "Chasing the Light in the Apricot Forest, Youth in Pinellia" is a vivid footnote of this period of time. When I first entered campus, I was full of longing for the world of Chinese medicine, but I was also stumped by the obscure ancient books and complicated pharmacology. But in my active exploration, I met like-minded partners. Together we studied classics in the library, understood the mysteries of life from the "Huangdi Neijing", and explored the magic of materia medica in the "Compendium of Materia Medica". In class, the professors' explanations in simple terms made the theory of Chinese medicine no longer boring. In practice, I personally prepared Chinese medicine and participated in free clinics, which made me truly feel the charm and warmth of Chinese medicine. When I encountered a learning bottleneck, the encouragement from my teachers and the help from my classmates became the motivation for me to persevere. Those days of burning the midnight oil were full of passion for fighting for my dreams. Campus life is rich and colorful. In club activities, I spread Chinese medicine culture to more people; I can also be seen sweating in sports competitions. This book records my stumblings and growth, laughter and tears on the road to learning Chinese medicine, and also carries the vitality and vitality of youth. I hope it will allow readers to see the daily dreams of TCM college students and feel their love for TCM and the power of never giving up and facing the sun in their youth.