A ray of kindness lasts a thousand years. Mai Muhan, a descendant of ancient medicine in the 23rd century, traveled through time and became the daughter of a merchant from the south of the Yangtze River in the Daning Dynasty. The nine-needle birthmark on her left hand awakened, and the vast medical scriptures merged into the sea of soul. In the name of "immortal teaching in dreams", she cured maternal diseases, fought against epidemics, and rescued young children. In the difficult world for women to practice medicine, she used the golden needle as the pen and the benevolence as the ink to write extraordinary chapters.
A female medical school was established to teach Qihuang's skills, and the first-aid skills were created to benefit the border. The "Xinglin Heritage Fund" was set up to ignite a spark in a poor family. When the conspiracy was approaching and the epidemic was raging, she used her soul body to walk side by side with Su Banxia, who was both a teacher and a friend, on the thorny road of protection and inheritance, and embarked on a path of medicine that spanned life and death.
There is no lingering love here, only concentration on the pursuit of medical knowledge; there is no fighting and spoiling here, only the protection of family warmth. See how the modern medical soul integrates into the ancient apricot forest, from "hanging a pot to help the world" to "famous everywhere", and finally realizes in the morning light of "Baicao Pavilion" that medicine is the way of humanity, and only benevolence can be passed down forever.
This is a story of traditional Chinese medicine culture focusing on inheritance, benevolence and growth, a picture of the warmth of spring in the apricot forest for thousands of years.
