"The Legend of the Girl" - She uses rebellion as fire and inheritance as light
"Ji Shi Tang passes down the inheritance from male to female" - this ancestral saying once isolated Qu Qingxian from the palace of traditional Chinese medicine forever.
The girl who hid behind the screen secretly learned to feel the pulse, finally chose to go away from home and became a top doctor in cardiology and dermatology. Amid the artillery fire on the battlefield, she used a scalpel to continue her original intention of "helping the world", thinking that she had already broken away from the shackles of her family.
Until an overseas phone call brought the sad news that their homeland was about to collapse.
When he returned, his signboard was covered in dust and his ancestral business was withered. However, among the relics left by my grandfather, I found the "Baicao Collected Relics" and 140 secret recipes written for "descendants". It turns out that the inheritance has never rejected her, but is just waiting for her to return in a more vast way.
From then on, scalpels and silver needles danced together, and modern medicine blended with ancient wisdom. She not only wants to revive a century-old medicine, but also wants to bring traditional Chinese medicine out of the country and let the spark of "passing on women" light the way forward for more women struggling in difficulties.
This is not only a counterattack story, but also a majestic epic about cultural inheritance, female growth and the value of life. See how Qu Qingxian breaks the shackles of thousands of years and writes a new footnote of "sincerity of great doctors" in the contemporary era.