She is the "Silver Needle Heroine" who twists needles like a god in the clinic, and is also the "White Rakshasa" who swings her fists like the wind in the ring - Su Yan, a legendary woman who perfectly integrates traditional Chinese medicine and fighting.
She grew up among the bronze acupuncture figures of her grandpa, a traditional Chinese medicine doctor, and the wooden figures of her martial arts school. She firmly believes that "medicine and martial arts come from the same origin, and both protect the Tao." She learned martial arts at the age of 13 and advanced in taekwondo, Sanda, and mixed martial arts. At the age of 25, she defeated the Brazilian champion in the UFC Asia Trials with the "Chinese Medicine Flying Kick" that integrated the principles of meridians, and was awarded the title of "Acupuncture Boxer". At the same time, as a graduate of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine with a master's degree, she used "ring first aid acupuncture" to make the Thai boxing champion return to the ring in three weeks. The clinic banners were hung all over the wall, and she was included in the event medical manual by the International Wushu Federation.
Wearing a white coat during the day to save lives and heal the wounded, and at night changing into combat uniforms to fight passionately. In such a double life, she unexpectedly reunited with the former special forces soldier Marine Zhan whom she had met once when she was young. At that time, he was on the verge of paralysis due to his injury. She used silver needles and Chinese medicine to pave the way for him to recover. The two gradually fell in love during the treatment and protection. Facing the medical turmoil, she used her strength to fight back hard; when faced with the conspiracy in the arena, he used his military investigative power to clear the way for her. From the fragrance of herbs in the alley courtyard, to the cheers from the octagonal cage, from grandpa's dying instructions, to working side by side to promote the ideal of the "Traditional Chinese Medicine Combat Protection System", they went both ways in "saving lives and healing the wounded" and "pumping fists to protect the road."
This is not an either/or choice, but the most vivid annotation of "power" - her silver needles can heal pain, her fists can protect faith, and his
