Lian Qiu, a master of traditional Chinese medicine, is the president of the student union of the school. He has a cold personality and rarely talks but can always make a splash; Zheng Tingxiu, the god of clinical medicine and the president of the student union of the school, has a cold and perverse personality, always with a hint of ruffianism. Lian Qiu didn't expect that her life that had been repeated for 20 years would become warm and sweet because of a student work exchange meeting... "Hey, how come you are still studying Chinese medicine in this age? Isn't that all a lie!" "..." "You talk, look at you, you are not afraid of making yourself sick every day. If you don't talk for three months, your language function will decline." Zheng Tingxiu looked at Lian Qiu longingly. Lian Qiu glanced at him sideways, "If Chinese medicine doctors were liars, your ancestors would have died long ago. Where did you come from?"
The author has something to say: This article is light, warm and sweet. If it's not sweet, hit me~
Purpose: I hope that more people can break their prejudices against Chinese medicine and look at the relationship between Chinese medicine and Western medicine objectively, just like the male protagonist and the female protagonist who seek common ground while reserving differences and get along with each other in a tacit and cooperative way.