In the emergency room of Dongli Hospital, a storm occurred when the patient Wang Xi died suddenly after refusing to be hospitalized and left the hospital on her own. The fates of Zhou Xiaofeng, a cardiologist, Lin Yi, a newly transferred cardiac surgeon, and Su Yan, director of the critical illness department of the heart center, were closely linked. The doubts and troubles of Wang Xi's family caused the three people to go from the initial collision of ideas and misunderstandings to working together to sort out the diagnosis and treatment records and access monitoring to restore the truth. Under the witness of the "canopy" that suddenly appeared over the hospital, they gradually resolved their conflicts.
This suspended sky curtain is like a mirror that spans time and space, completely presenting the diagnosis and treatment process of modern hospitals, doctors' perseverance and regrets to the eyes of figures from various dynasties such as Zhang Zhongjing of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Sun Simiao of the Tang Dynasty, Qin Shihuang of the Qin Dynasty - they marveled at the accuracy of modern medical equipment such as electrocardiograms and monitors, and were moved. The doctors were helpless in the face of patients' stubbornness, and also witnessed the process of Zhou Xiaofeng, Lin Yi, and Su Yan learning lessons from the "loopholes in the care of high-risk emergency patients", jointly formulating optimization plans, establishing a green channel for myocardial infarction, and collaboratively treating critical cases such as acute myocardial infarction patients and the three-month-old congenital heart disease patient Duoduo.
From reflection and improvement on the Wang Xi incident, to doctor-patient interactions at community science lectures, to guarding life all night in the intensive care unit, the three gradually formed an "iron triangle"-like tacit understanding, using professionalism and kindness to resolve crises one after another. In this medical dialogue that spanned time and space, the bystanders from all dynasties under the sky understood that no matter how the times change, doctors' reverence for life and persistence in responsibility will always illuminate the world.
