The History of Midwifery: from Birth Scissors to the Evolution of Xuanming Symbols

"Little pervert!" Every time I peeked through the white curtain, I was scolded by the whole village! Outside the rural delivery room in the 1960s, I huddled in the corner and my fingertips trembled - the mother's heart-rending howl was ear-piercing, but I had to watch the first moment of the newborn's landing! It's not a perversion, it's a life-saving thing! I was born not to cry, but the turbid air in my fetus blocked my heart! Dong Dong asserted that without the innate freshness of the newborn baby, he would not be able to survive! The only way to survive is to seize the breath of life-sustaining energy at the moment the baby falls to the ground! I am a forced voyeur and the inheritor of fate! My Dong Dong is a Yin woman walking in Yin and Yang—— A living person delivers the baby, the ghost guides the way, the earth veins are suppressed, and the mountain spirit is calmed! And I, a dignified man, have become the only successor to her mantle, holding the mysterious scissors that can kill monsters and evil spirits! From now on: The left hand holds the birth scissors to save life in the world; Hold the Xuan Ming Blade in your right hand to cut off the evil spirits of Yin and Yang! During the day, he is a despised voyeur, and at night, he is a male midwife who wanders the yin and yang! That mouthful of life-sustaining fresh air is both vitality and shackles - nailing me to the bloody birth bed at the junction of yin and yang!