On the day Nan Chaochao, a doctor in the emergency room, was transferred to the rehabilitation department, the first scent of bread wafted in the studio. Xie Anan was kneading dough to develop "recovery bread". Li Xiaoyu recorded the temperature of each snack with a design drawing. Grandma was always peeling oranges on a wicker chair, saying, "Cure a disease, just like baking bread, you have to take your time."
During a street emergency, they met a family member who sent a banner, and started a warm daily life of "medicine and food come from the same source" - teaching the patient's family to press plum-pattern biscuits in the studio to practice hand strength, and using "dough theory" to explain joint mobilization surgery in the rehabilitation department.
There is Nan Chaochao's nervousness in dealing with emergencies in the ward, and there is also the comedy of Xie Anan baking cinnamon rolls after being dragged to the haunted house; there is the heated debate among the doctors about the "Fun Rehabilitation Plan" at the evaluation meeting, and there is also the tenderness of the grandma putting the free-range eggs into the hands of the guests.
The smell of disinfectant in the white coat is intertwined with the wheat aroma of the bread. The concerns hidden in the medical records and the thoughts kneaded in the dough eventually become the most solid sweetness in life. It turns out that the best cure is never a cold instrument, but someone who is willing to accompany you and slowly bake the difficult time into something warm.
Intention: to combine the professionalism of medical rehabilitation with the fireworks of baking, to protect life with the rigor of a white coat, to soothe the soul with the temperature of dough, to show the dual temperatures of "physical healing" and "emotional healing", and to convey the belief that "all difficulties in life can be resolved with gentleness".