On a cold winter snowy night, the Yellow Emperor knocked on Qi Bo's firewood door with a cough, and asked an eternal question: Why do people today not live as long as in ancient times? A dialogue about life and medicine began. Qi Bo used the "Taixu Mirror" to project ancient health-preserving wisdom and pointed out the shortcomings of people at that time who "used wine as pulp and delusion as normal". The two talked about the kidney as the foundation of innateness based on the number of men and women, and even mentioned the special case of health preservation in which the "Lao Wang next door" had a son in his old age.
The mysterious Green Ox Boy suddenly arrived and brought the "Taichu Medical Code" made by Kunlun Yuzhu. While the two were immersed in this book of "living" medical principles, a plague broke out in the tribe. They rushed to the epidemic area with medical textbooks, used the methods in the book to differentiate and treat the disease, and controlled the epidemic within three days. This battle made Huang Di determined: he must pass on medical knowledge to future generations.
Then, on the star observation platform, Hetu Luoshu appeared, and the light of the seven stars projected onto the acupuncture point model. Huang Di and Qi Bo tested "Qi" with their bodies and revised the meridian map; they drank "Five Flavor Soup" and looked inside at the operation of the five internal organs. In the interaction between heaven and man, they compiled and condensed the scattered wisdom. In the end, golden light fell from the sky, and the first draft of 300,000 words was sublimated into eighteen volumes of jade slips - the "Huangdi Neijing" was born.
Thousands of years later, a modern writer typed out this story in front of a computer. The stars and rivers outside the window are still there, as if the laughter between Huang Emperor and Qi Bo, the glimmer of the bamboo slips of the medical classics, and the relay across time and space have never stopped. This is not only the origin of a medical book, but also an eternal story of how a civilization understands life, transmits wisdom, and rediscovers itself in every era.
Purpose: The whole text is based on "medicine", but it actually explores the essence of life, civilization and existence. In the narrative that blends science fiction and classics, it conveys an Eastern philosophy and cosmic sentiment that connects ancient and modern times and connects heaven and man.