Mr. Changsha

Introduction to "Mr. Changsha" At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, plague was rampant. Fifteen-year-old Zhang Zhongjing burned the letter of recommendation for filial piety and integrity and embarked on the medical path. He climbed Mount Huashan and understood the battlefield of the "Six Classics" from the star map - the six lines of life and death for disease attack and defense; he knelt in Xiangyang and practiced the pulse technique of "three fingers to cut off life and death"; he entered Bashu and understood the secret messages of heaven and earth from the spirits of vegetation. The real tempering is in Changsha. On the first and fifteenth day of every month, the prefect's office is turned into an open-air medical clinic. Facing the flood of plague patients, he completed the greatest revolution in Chinese medicine: Extract "prescription-syndrome correspondence" from countless mistreatments. Symptoms are like passwords and prescriptions are like keys. He wrote "Look at the pulse and tell the truth, and you will know what is wrong", ending the thousand-year chaos of medical science. After the war burned the manuscript, he re-written "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases", leaving a life-saving code for future generations. This is not a miracle doctor legend, but a rules epic. A man established order for life in the most chaotic times and laid the cornerstone of medicine in the most desperate situations. When the plague knocks on the door again, this wisdom from thousands of years ago is still our strongest shield. The road to becoming a medical saint begins at dusk when a young man opens the door of the ancestral hall.