Back to the 70S: I Shook the World in the Border Town

In the winter of 1978, Song Yun was transferred back to the Military Factory Staff Hospital in the border town. She thought she was just going back to the city to take up work. Unexpectedly, she encountered a major accident in the trial production workshop on the first night. The life-saving medicine disappeared mysteriously, and the rescue records were tampered with. Everyone was waiting to put the blame on her. Song Yun refused to accept her fate. She saves people first, then settles the account; first stands firm on the operating table, then opens the pharmacy door. Starting from a grassroots health worker who was least favored, she broke into factory hospitals, provincial capital compounds and military area security lines. She tore apart the human network of the medical system and crushed the old rules of cannibalism. They wanted her to shut up, but she wanted to get to the bottom of it; they wanted her to lower her head, but she wanted to go up. This time, she wants to save not only the patient, but also the truth that has been buried for many years.