Prohibition Regulations on Traditional Chinese Medicine in Emergency Departments

Three years ago, an undefinable medical dispute put Lin Yu, a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, permanently on the "banned list" of the emergency department. From then on, he became a marginalized person in the hospital, a living warning sign. Until that rainy night, Jiang Lin, an elite director of a top foreign-funded hospital, landed as the new head of the emergency department. He took the "Prohibition Regulations" and said to Lin Yu: "The clearer the rules are written, the more interesting it will be when you break them." A subversive showdown quietly begins: When the world champion athlete's Achilles tendon ruptured and modern medicine declared the end of his career, Lin Yu took out his ancestral "Xujin Tougusan". When a patient with refractory heart failure did not respond to the strongest Western medicine, he used "ear acupoint exploration" to find the hidden cause that could not be detected by instruments. The climax occurred at the rescue scene of a series of car accidents - faced with cranial bleeding that could not be stopped by Western medicine, Lin Yu connected the silver needle to the electrodes of the defibrillator in full view of everyone. "What are you doing?! This is a violation!" The head nurse screamed. "I'm here," Lin Yu looked calmly and pressed the button, "implementing the zero hidden regulations - use any necessary means to get your life back."