Trendy Veterinary Therapy: I Became a New Favorite Through Skits

Zhang Yi traveled through Qingdao in 1997 and became a barefoot street doctor. He was so poor that he couldn't even afford food. A foreign tourist's pet fell ill and no one dared to treat it. He was treated as a laughing stock and kicked out of the market. He accidentally got a golden finger and mastered all the skills of modern veterinarians and his talent for short drama creation. He can film funny skits to attract people, use traditional Chinese medicine methods to deliver precious dogs, and he can also hold Chinese-style pet funerals that are popular among Westerners. Others rely on shouting to attract customers, but he relies on videos to become popular on the Internet, and orders are scheduled for three months. From a street stall doctor to the founder of an international brand, his short plays went overseas, and his chains spread all over Europe and the United States, and he eventually became the godfather of the industry.