Lu Ying is the instructor's right-hand man, and the seniors have to call her "Sister" when they see her;
Cao Lin is the proud student of his master, and all the patients he has treated say he is good!
Lu Ying's logic is rigorous but not afraid of society. He is proficient in "capture", "abandon", "lose" and "talk";
Cao Lin has a cold and old-fashioned personality, and he hopes to catch him with ease.
Lu Ying talks about cultural harmony, but in fact he scorns the backward culture of ancient times;
On the surface, Cao Lin insists on not avoiding medical treatment, but in fact, he is poisoned by feudal ideas and keeps away from women.
When modern culture collides with ancient culture, will there be great harmony or great division in the end?
Can a story you read on paper define a person's life?
Purpose: If you read too much history, no matter how difficult your life is, it will just turn into a few fluttering pages in a book. Empathy with the ancients is as ridiculous as falling in love with paper figures. But when you really walk into a person's life, you realize that those pages are really too heavy.