[Cold on the outside and hot on the inside x Master of cardiac surgery x Gentle and firm inheritor of traditional Chinese medicine]
The thing that Shen Yuheng disbelieves in most in his life is Chinese medicine.
Until she watched helplessly as the Chinese medicine doctor named Gu Qinghan used a few silver needles to snatch the patient back from death, her blood pressure stabilized.
Dr. Shen's life creed has been challenged.
At first, she was the most strident opponent in her academic circle.
Later, she was the most timely "plug-in" beside her operating table.
In the end, she became the only spouse in her household registration book.
Shen Yuheng: "Dr. Gu, please use your science to explain why my heart appears 'supraventricular tachycardia' every time I see you? (Tachycardia)"
Gu Qinghan: (Check the pulse, smile) "Director Shen, according to the pulse, you are... Having a heartbeat. You need to take medicine for a long time, and the target is me."
Same-sex marriageable background, dual doctor setting, professional plot and emotional line are equally important, Su Shuang is a sweetheart~
· Female protagonist (traditional Chinese medicine): Gu Qinghan (name meaning: clear, tolerant, and connotative) is the attending physician of the Department of Internal Medicine of the Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and was later promoted to deputy chief physician. Gentle and tough, from a century-old traditional Chinese medicine family, slightly traditional but willing to break the rules for love.
· Female protagonist (Western medicine): Shen Yuheng (name meaning: depth, medical skills, beauty) is the deputy director of the cardiac surgery department at a top hospital and was later promoted to director. Skilled, rational and calm, seemingly alienated on the outside, but longing for warmth and understanding on the inside.
· Background: In modern society, same-sex marriage is legalized.
· This story is purely a plot creation and is for reference and entertainment purposes only. The content involved is not professional advice. Please consult professionals for specific questions.
Concept: Traditional Chinese and Western medicine is 1 1 = 2