In Shanghai in 1925, Shen Mingwei, the eldest daughter who returned from studying abroad with the ideal of "saving the country through medicine", met Gu Huaijin, a Chinese doctor with strange medical skills and indifferent temperament due to an accident at a banquet. The two were in tit-for-tat opposition due to their differing diagnosis and treatment concepts, but were forced to work side by side during troubled times such as the cholera epidemic and the May 30th massacre. Shen Mingwei gradually discovered that behind Gu Huaijin's ruthlessness was the difficulty of having his relatives held hostage by warlords. His medical skills were a survival instinct tempered in the darkness.
From Shanghai to Peking, they crossed the flames of war, dealing with intrigues and life and death. They not only wanted to rescue Gu Huaijin's imprisoned sister, but also protected the lives of each other and countless innocent people. In the end, the two broke free from the shackles and opened the "Dawn Clinic" in Zhabei, Shanghai. They used a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine to protect the people at the bottom, and became a safe haven for revolutionary patriots in the darkness.
In the ups and downs of troubled times, they used their benevolence as a lamp and their medical skills as their blades, holding on to the light in the midst of suffering, and writing about their responsibility as doctors and their deep love for two-way running in desperate situations.
Purpose: Set against the background of the troubled times of the Republic of China, Shen Mingwei, a Western medicine doctor who studied abroad, and Gu Huaijin, a Chinese medicine doctor who had difficulties, broke through their ideological differences and broke away from the shackles of the warlords. They opened the "Dawn Clinic" in Shanghai to treat the common people and persecuted revolutionaries. The conscience of doctors is to seek light in the darkness, which also shows the ups and downs of personal destiny in the era.