The Return of the Medical Saint: Records of Zhang Zhongjing's Medical Practice in Modern Urban Areas

Zhang Zhongjing, a medical sage from the Eastern Han Dynasty, accidentally traveled to a modern city and was frequently onlookers because of his Hanfu and "weird" words and deeds. Relying on his instinct to rescue an elderly man suffering from an emergency on the street, he used a piece of ginger and a few taps on his acupuncture points to achieve miraculous results. The video went viral on the Internet, but it also caused trouble for "practicing medicine without a license." Director Li of the Provincial Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital was very discerning and hired him into the hospital against all odds. In the outpatient clinic, Zhang Zhongjing used ancient methods to deal with modern diseases: letting patients with oral ulcers eat ginger, prescribing porridge for those with insomnia, and strengthening the spleen and stomach for children with eczema... His simple prescriptions, miraculous effects, and low prices made colleagues question and marvel. Just as he was gradually gaining recognition, several cold patients with abnormal symptoms aroused his alarm - the damp and turbid air in the pulse was surprisingly similar to the precursors of the epidemic described in "Treatise on Febrile Diseases"! An anti-epidemic war that combines ancient and modern wisdom and affects all parties is about to begin. See how the medical sage practices medicine without a license, has good hands and benevolent heart, and writes a new legend in the modern city!