Introduction to the work "Hu Jia Ming Is the Way Home"
Lin Sheng, a critical care cardiac surgeon, fell down due to viral myocarditis on the front line of the anti-epidemic. In the aftertaste of "Eighteen Beats of Hujia" in his ears, his soul traveled through the Eastern Han Dynasty and became Cai Wenji who was trapped in the Huns.
In the war-torn Mobei, she used modern medicine as an edge to break the shackles of grassland witch doctors. She rescued people from the epidemic, performed sutures, and vaccinated against smallpox. From a humble medical slave to a tribal doctor respected by the Xiongnu, she was bound to the left Xian Wang Liu Bao for half her life and gave birth to her flesh and blood. Cao Cao's golden jade was redeemed, and she embarked on her return journey despite the severe pain of separation of flesh and blood, and resumed her medical journey in the troubled times.
Faced with the prejudices of scholar-bureaucrats, the catastrophe of the Jian'an epidemic, and the whirlpool of court politics, she founded a women's medical school, compiled a "Summary of Diseases," and established a battlefield first aid system. She and Dong Si went from being a couple to staying together. When the Xiongnu plague was raging, she resolutely returned to Mobei to connect Hu and Han with her medical skills.
From the beacon smoke of Mobei to the mountains and rivers of the Central Plains, she transcended barriers of time, space, ethnicity and gender with her benevolence as a doctor, integrating modern medical wisdom into the troubled times of the late Han Dynasty, and eventually became a medical inheritor who will leave a name in history. Fifty years of floating life, the sound of Hujia sounds is the return journey of doctors rushing to patients, and it is also the completion of souls finding their home. This book combines historical legends and hard-core medical narratives to write about the benevolence and perseverance that will never fade in troubled times.
