1978: Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Su Jingcheng never thought that he had just written a doctoral thesis on the theory that Chinese medicine would fail without any medicine. He unexpectedly traveled back to 1978 and became an assistant lecturer at Yangcheng College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. At that time, Western medicine had not yet fully blossomed, but Chinese medicine still had great reputations in the country. And he also rekindled his ambition. This time, he wanted Chinese medicine to take the lead! Are students not interested in "Treatise on Febrile Diseases"? Do you openly question yourself in class? Then let's not talk about watching, hearing, asking, understanding, practicing water and fire leaven, and just go to the mountains with Teacher Su to plant medicine. Tangerine peel appetizers, astragalus nourishes qi, poria nourishes the heart, yam nourishes the stomach... When the barren slopes of the back mountain were covered with herbs, Su Jingcheng had countless titles. The first generation descendant of a century-old family, a long-lasting friend of the masters of traditional Chinese medicine, the eternal pride of Yangcheng College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the lifelong honorary president of America's Traditional Chinese Medicine Center, and the overseas Chinese medicine promotion ambassador... And he humbly called himself--Dr. Su!