Synopsis of the long legend "Blood Embroidered Music"
In the 18th year of the Republic of China, Su Yanqing, a woman from Suzhou, fled to Shanghai with the "Han Mei Pu" gifted by her aunt Xu on her deathbed, and founded a women's medical training class in the French Concession, vowing to pass on the secret first aid recipes and medical skills hidden in the embroidery manual to the world. The embroidered book not only records thousands of medicinal materials and first aid methods, but also contains the secrets of cracking bacterial weapons and the distribution map of rare medicinal materials. Since its inception, it has attracted the covetous attention of the Black Iron Society, the Japanese army, the remnants of the Kuomintang and foreign forces.
From the printing of new lotus genealogy in Shanghai, to the search for residual lotus genealogy at Hanshan Temple in Suzhou, to the capture of snow ginseng in Changbai Mountain, the exploration of the Yuantong Ancient Temple in Kunming, and the crisis of cold crystals in the Western Regions, Su Yanqing and his runaway daughter Lin Wanqiu, the orphan Chen Shitou, the chivalrous lady Liu Yueniang and other partners traveled through the flames of war and experienced inn breakouts, underground palace adventures, treacherous formations in the Gobi, and decisive battles on the Shichahai Ice Lake.
They not only have to fight against the evil forces who are eager to profit from the embroidery genealogy, and crack down on the conspiracies of man-made poisoning and bacterial warfare, but they also have to resolve internal betrayals and tests of faith. From the troubled times of the Republic of China to the founding of New China, embroidery music has been tempered by blood and fire. It was originally a method for women to save themselves, and gradually became a medical treasure book that benefits all people. Su Yanqing adhered to her original intention with a benevolent heart as a doctor, integrated her embroidered medical skills with the righteousness of her family and country, and founded the Women's Medical College. This bloody inheritance spanning decades will eventually become the fire of medicine that illuminates the world, witnessing the immortal legend of women's awakening and boundless doctors.
Purpose: to inherit the medical tradition through blood embroidery, uphold justice in the war years, and highlight the benevolence of doctors and the awakening of women.