Gu Xiang, a female doctor in the emergency department of Peking Union Medical College, opened her eyes and became a "witch" in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.
Gu Xiang, 36, believes in celibacy and has devoted his life to medicine. She admired Hua Tuo and used him as a beacon to embark on the path of medicine - and then, she traveled through time and stood in front of Hua Tuo.
Plague, war, ignorance, famine... In this era, there is not even basic disinfection, and a small wound can kill a person. And all she carries with her is a white coat, an emergency medicine kit, and eighteen hundred years of medical knowledge.
To make matters worse, she met Hua Tuo, who was not yet famous all over the world - stubborn, aloof, and suspicious of everything new.
"Where are you from?" He asked.
"A place you'll never believe," she replied.
She taught him aseptic technique, and he taught her Mafei powder; she performed caesarean section, and he performed golden acupuncture. From mutual distrust to fighting side by side, from life and death partners to soul mates. She said she was unmarried, but he said it was better for the doctor to be alone. Later, they built hospitals, set up schools, and wrote medical books together.
She knew the ending of history - Hua Tuo would be killed by Cao Cao, and the "Qing Nang Book" would be burned in prison.
But here she comes.
This time, the ending had to be rewritten.
"I traveled two thousand years not only to save you, but also to save the world with you."
Purpose: The meeting of medical geniuses spanning two thousand years, fighting wars and plagues with benevolence and benevolence, exploring the integration of traditional medicine and modern medicine, and benefiting the people