Deep in the Medicine Cabinet

##Barefoot doctor's past events# family chronology#TCM cures diseases and saves people#little people big era#medical skills rebel against fate#family inheritance epic#era rebirth#unpopular treasure#TCM health care A military doctor from the Republic of China treated a murderous warlord's gunshot wounds, and on the surface he was dedicated, but secretly mixed the medicine with "Dipsacus vine" (an herb that makes wounds heal but not healed); fifty years later, his grandnephew (a barefoot doctor) used the same "Dipsacus vine" to save a village woman who was having difficulty giving birth... What was hidden in the medicine cabinet was not just a prescription? This is a family epic spanning four generations of traditional Chinese medicine spanning a hundred years: from the military doctor who "used medical skills to resist atrocities" during the wars of the Republic of China, to the barefoot doctor who "used acupuncture and Western medicine to seize time" during the land reform, to the girl who "hid medical books in stove fireworks" in special times... You will see: - How "wild" is Chinese medicine: kitchen ashes can stop bleeding, mugwort can induce labor, and herbs can be used as "weapons"; - Little people are more "tough": In wars, movements, and changes, generations of people have adhered to the ancestral motto of "treating illnesses and saving people, but not helping evil", locking medical skills and conscience deep into the medicine cabinet. - How "heavy" the times are: warlords' melee, land reform, cultural revolution... The great era has passed by, and the copper rings of the medicine cabinets are engraved with the struggles and perseverance of ordinary people. For hundreds of years, a cabinet of medicinal fragrances, which generations of people have risked their lives to protect, is not only the prescription, but also the "medical heart" of the Chinese people.