In 1957, on the earthen bed in a mountain village, Li Qingshan opened his eyes and was reborn, with the eighteen golden needles of traditional Chinese medicine and hunting skills in his mind. He had just been misunderstood while doing acupuncture for villagers, but he calmly resolved it with his medical skills. When I went hunting in the old forest, wild deer and roe deer approached me, wild boars were easily captured, and I even dug out a century-old king ginseng. After returning to the village, he raised dogs, kept bees, and tamed sea turtles, and his life gradually became better. The mountain was covered with snow in winter, so he used two pounds of wild boar meat to marry Lin Xiaoya, a hungry and cold educated youth from the countryside. The eighteen-gold needle cured the village chief's daughter-in-law's cold body, and the medical skills spread. Even the nobles in the capital made a special trip to seek medical treatment. With his left hand practicing medicine and his right hand hunting, Li Qingshan lived a steady and prosperous life in the mountain village.
