Holding the lost "Bian Que Nei Jing" in hand, Lin Beichen went from school to the world stage, using accurate diagnosis and amazing curative effects time and time again to make all those who despise Chinese medicine understand: It's not that Chinese medicine is unscientific, it's that they have never seen a real Chinese medicine!
Lin Beichen, a freshman at Jiangcheng University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, has a simple appearance, but he used the lost "Lin Family Yang-Returning Needle" to save his senior who died suddenly on the day of registration, and he showed his talent for the first time. Not only did he easily crack the "blindfolded identification of medicine" challenge set by the school belle, but he also cited classics in class and used the latest scientific research documents to refute the professor who denied the existence of meridians on the spot, causing an uproar in the whole room.
When the flu broke out in the city, he offered a "big pot soup" plan, which made the school's infection rate much lower than other areas, using facts to fight back the doubt that "TCM is ineffective." At the International Medical Conference, he first pointed out that Japanese scholars had plagiarized ancient Chinese medicine prescriptions, and then used solid randomized controlled trial data to silence the German professor who questioned the efficacy of "Aconitum Soup". Faced with the South Korean representative's application for "Oriental Medicine's World Heritage", he showed a photocopy of "Donguibogam" on the spot, using irrefutable historical evidence to maintain the orthodoxy of traditional Chinese medicine.
