Green Bag Shines in the Prosperous Tang Dynasty

#WorkIntroduction Lin Wei, a third-year student of modern clinical medicine, accidentally traveled back to the Tianbao period of the prosperous Tang Dynasty due to a burst operating lamp. She fell on the Yangzhou river beach and was fortunately saved by Shen Lanzhou, a descendant of a medical family. The stethoscope, silver needle and first aid knowledge she carried with her became the foundation for her to gain a foothold in this other world. From using a "hearing tube" to save a woman with pneumonia in a fishing village in Yangzhou, to innovating "sterile acupuncture and moxibustion" to treat the provincial governor's daughter, she collided with the ancient diagnosis and treatment system with modern medical concepts, promoted isolation and disinfection during the plague, and stuck to her true heart as a doctor despite criticism. As her fame spread far and wide, she was called to Beijing to diagnose and treat Xuanzong's heart failure, but she was involved in palace intrigues and factional strife. She even set up a medical shed during the Anshi Rebellion, using plant ash disinfection and simple negative pressure drainage to protect the dangerous city. During the war, she and Shen Lanzhou developed a deep love for each other from their medical skills. They made a pact with lotus and silver hairpins, and they met again in Lingwu to fight dysentery together, and followed the Tang army's counterattack to improve field medical treatment. After Chang'an was recovered, the two implemented medical examination and medical record standards, compiled "Qing Nang Zhao Shi Lu", and integrated the concept into the texture of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. This is a medical legend in troubled times, and it is also a confession of mutual love across time and space.