Rebirth in the 1980S: the Road to Medicine Is Long

He is the surgeon whom Johnson, director of the Transplantation Center at Massachusetts General Hospital, admires most, and he is also the Chinese expert that Harvard Medical School most wants to recruit. He is the writer most wanted to be invited by top medical journals such as the New England Journal of Medicine, The Lancet, and the Journal of the American Medical Association, and he even does not hesitate to open a column for him. He is the protector of traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions and has applied for numerous patents in the name of traditional Chinese medicine, causing headaches for Japanese drug dealers. Reborn in the 1980s, Li Chonglou became a doctor, but he was more than just a doctor. He began to struggle in this beautiful and innocent era. The torrent of history is rolling forward, and Li Chonglou should be the leader.