Yihaiguiyuan

At the end of Ming Dynasty and the beginning of Qing Dynasty, the world was about to fall. The plague is rampant, war is raging, and human life is like a piece of grass. Shen Ruoyu, a medical girl from the south of the Yangtze River, whose family was in decline, kept her name anonymous and hung a pot to help the world. She can determine life and death with a silver needle, but she is questioned because of her identity as a woman. The German missionary Adam, carrying the unfinished anatomy manuscript of his teacher Vesalius, traveled across the ocean to avoid religious persecution, but was regarded as a monster because of his blond hair and blue eyes. This is a medical dialogue that spans time and space, a forbidden feeling tempered in the furnace of troubled times. When Eastern wisdom and Western rationality meet in blood and fire, can they create a glimmer of light in the dark age?