Lin Xiulan, thirty-seven years old, lives with a large family.
My husband works in another province and sends me a meager living allowance every month. The family has elderly parents and in-laws to support, and is surrounded by three children: the eldest daughter is about to enter her senior year of high school, the second son has just started kindergarten, and the youngest daughter is still two years old and is waiting to be fed. The household chores are overwhelming, the young and old are suffering from illnesses one after another, and the cost of medical treatment makes the family unable to breathe. She had no teachers and no academic qualifications. She studied hard all night long with old medical books in her arms. With an obsession to protect her family, she embarked on the long road of self-taught Chinese medicine.
Reading ancient books by the stove, trying to figure out prescriptions after putting the children to sleep, and identifying herbal medicines while taking care of the elderly. At first, she just wanted to reduce the pain of illness to her relatives. She practiced it repeatedly on her family members. Children suffered from cough and asthma due to food accumulation, elders were chronically ill and weak, and even her own body, which became ill due to overwork, was slowly nursed back to health with the decoction.
From ordinary housewives who are at a loss, to people in the neighborhood who are asking for help after diagnosis and prescription. After tasting ancient prescriptions, I understand the cold and heat properties of the medicine, as well as the joys and sorrows of the human world. Using fireworks as a furnace and vegetation as medicine, she shouldered the heavy burden of life while honing her medical skills. She overcame criticism and hardships along the way, obtained professional qualifications, and completed her own rebirth.
He does not seek to be famous in the world, but only seeks to protect his family's stability. Among the thousands of herbs in the world, the most rare thing is that it can give your family peace of mind every year.
Purpose: Medical skills save people, and the heart saves oneself. Traditional Chinese medicine has never been a mystical skill, but a gentle force for ordinary people to resist suffering and protect the fireworks of the world.