When she was six years old, Jiang Ciyuan asked her grandfather why there was no word "an" in her name.
Grandpa said that the Jiang family has kept the country safe from generation to generation. Great grandfather Jiang An and father Jiang Jing'an, they all guarded this word with their lives. But grandpa only wanted her to grow up happily - not fulfilling her great-grandfather's wish was fine. So she was named "Ci Yuan" - Ci was her great-grandfather's wish.
But she didn't quit after all.
When she was fifteen years old, she went to the northern battlefield without telling her grandfather and became the youngest field medical officer at Fengling Pass. The soldiers called her "Goddess Yu'an" - healing, peace. As long as she is here, the injured person knows that he or she is still alive. But the enemy also knows: As long as this female medical officer is alive, she is a flag that cannot be suppressed in the hearts of the soldiers of Country A.
At the height of the war, she was kidnapped by agents of State S. In prison, they destroyed her right hand that held a scalpel and forced her to record a ceasefire statement. She bit her finger and wrote in blood on a piece of rag: "I wish to say goodbye, but I cannot say goodbye."
The hand is ruined. But people are still there.
She changed her studies to law and used another method to win back the 30 years of land that had been taken away from the negotiation table for Country A. On the eve of the successful negotiation, she was hunted while collecting criminal evidence and died in the arms of her lover. When she left, she left all the evidence with him.
He walked the rest of the way for her, protected the Jiang family for her, and raised a child for her. Then one ordinary morning, he held the shrapnel she left behind and calmly closed his eyes.
Many years later, the child took his own child and stood in front of the tomb and said, "My grandma's name is Jiang Ciyuan. She is very powerful."
