Street vending overseas | Healing with acupuncture | Chinese ink painting | Traditional martial arts | Sharing Chinese culture | Foreigners come to love it | Tearing apart racial prejudice
Su Yan, an all-around master of China's intangible cultural heritage, transmigrates into a parallel America and becomes a Chinese American girl from the lowest rungs of society, burdened with debt and subjected to racial discrimination.
She sets up an acupuncture stall on the street, only to be mocked in public by a doctor of Western medicine from a prestigious university, who claims Chinese medicine is fraudulent witchcraft and says Eastern medicine will never be respected.
With a single needle, she cures the chronic illness the doctor had struggled with for ten years!
A video of it goes viral overseas, and prejudice shatters.
Foreigners mock Chinese food as cheap? She serves a feast made with ancient techniques, leaving a Michelin-starred chef in tearful defeat.
Western masters denigrate Chinese painting for lacking light and shadow? She takes up her brush, and her ink paintings' artistic conception leaves oil painting in the dust.
The martial arts world laughs that Chinese martial arts are just for show? With a few moves, she sweeps the professional fighters aside.
Acupuncture, cuisine, Chinese painting, martial arts...
Carrying a thousand years of Chinese culture, she tears apart double standards, face-slaps arrogant Westerners, and wins over online audiences around the world.
The Chinese American girl everyone once looked down on rises step by step to the pinnacle of the world, becoming an Eastern master admired across the globe!
The writing is good. While slapping little foreigners in the face, it also promotes the profoundness of Chinese culture. You can read it.
When a small stall is set up, the wind spreads across the country. I originally clicked in casually to kill time, but ended up reading the latest chapter all the way.
I have read a lot of cultural export themes, and many of them are written very stiffly. This one is completely different. The heroine does not use invincible monsters, but relies on solid skills and a calm mind to get through.