Li Ye, a 32-year-old programmer, was suddenly awakened after working overtime late at night, looking at his stubborn parents who had been troubled by high blood pressure and diabetes for many years, as well as himself and his wife who were also troubled by sub-health: the family's "health deficit" had turned red. If you continue to get involved in the code, the money you earn may go into the "bottomless pit" of the hospital in the future.
He resolutely decided to "change his lifestyle", quit his high-paying but life-consuming job, and devoted himself to the seemingly unpopular health field. His goal is not to sell medicine, but to become a "health concept evangelist" - using easy-to-understand stories and metaphors to awaken family members and the public's awareness of health management. What he has to do is not to wait for the "fish" (organ) to get sick and then desperately spray medicine, but to learn to change the water and clear the silt of the body's "fish pond" (internal environment).
However, the road to revolution is fraught with challenges starting at home:
Facing his father with grade 3 hypertension who believes in "smoking and drinking, and you will be happy in life", persuading him is even harder than going to heaven.
Facing diabetic mothers who are worried about complications but unable to change their living habits requires great patience and methods.
Faced with his aggressive wife who initially suspected that he was "not doing his job properly" and was worried about the family's income, he needed to prove it with actions and results.
Faced with various sub-health alarms that light up in his body, he must lead by example and become the first practitioner.
How will Li Ye use vivid metaphors such as "The Story of Eleven Fishes", "Body Signal Light", "Microcirculation and Temperature" to resolve family conflicts and guide stubborn parents step by step to improve their lifestyle? How will he promote the concept of health from the family
