Chang'an Medical Sage

Su Qinghe, a third-year student in clinical medicine, travels to Chang'an in the sixth year of Tianbao due to an accident with ancient herbal medicine in the laboratory, and becomes an orphan apprentice at Huichun Hall in West City. She brought modern medical knowledge and integrated the essence of traditional Chinese medicine, using boiling sterilization instead of alcohol and bamboo tube auscultation to identify diseases. She emerged from curing food poisoning in the West Market, to dealing with Chang'an smallpox, solving the mystery of poisonous arrows in the Western Regions, and gradually breaking the taboos on women's medical practice in the Tang Dynasty. Xiao Che, the general of Zuo Jinwu Guards, suffered from leg disease and an old family case. He became friends with Su Qinghe because of a healing event. From questioning the "weird medical skills" to protecting each other in life and death, the two stayed together in the flames of the Anshi Rebellion and stood side by side in the undercurrent of the feudal rule - she built the Huimin Medical Clinic to save the people, and he held the sword to protect his family and country and his loved ones. A jade pendant engraved with the word "Su" connects the medical heritage of those who traveled through the world twenty years ago; a "Medical Code of the Tang Dynasty" bears witness to the thousand-year wisdom of the integration of Chinese and Western medicine. From the West Market in Chang'an to the water towns in the south of the Yangtze River, from the Gobi Desert in the Western Regions to the Dunhuang Grottoes, they used medicine as their blade and love as their armor, and wrote redemption and eternity across time and space in the rise and fall of the Tang Dynasty.