Qihuang Tomb: Secret Treasures of Dragon Bones

In the twelfth lunar month of 1923, at the Ye Xintai Medical Center in Hankou, a patient covered with corpse spots walked out of the ancestral hall. Wu Jing'an, an old Chinese medicine doctor, used silver needles to prick his well points and brought people back from the gate of hell. The patient died the next day, but a piece of jade on his body was hidden by a coworker for 82 years. In 2005, Wu Qi, the great-grandson of Wu Jing'an, was practicing medicine in Hankou and received a visit from a stranger - the son of the co-worker at that time brought the jade. At the same time, Zhang Lingyu from the Provincial Institute of Archeology called: She also had a piece in her hand, which came from a tomb of the Western Han Dynasty. Three pieces of jade can face each other, and eight characters are engraved on the jade wall: Sanyinjiao point, hidden in the Qinling Mountains. Wu Qizu uploaded a broken manuscript, recording clues to the lost ninth volume of the "Huangdi Neijing". Those acupuncture points that should not be connected together form a line on this jade. Sanyinjiao, Diji, Luogu, and Xuehai - four acupuncture points, corresponding to the four heights of the Qinling Mountains. In Panjiayuan, Beijing, antique dealer Wang Mingjing, whose ancestor was also an imperial doctor, had a picture embroidered with gold thread in his hand. The human body in the picture is marked with the same four acupuncture points, with mountain patterns embroidered on the sides. He watched it for thirty years without understanding it, until Wu Qi came to the door with Yu. Three pieces of jade, a picture, an unknown body that died in Shennongjia, and a geological team member who disappeared from the mountains twenty years ago. Wu Qi, Wang Mingjing, and Zhang Lingyu, three unrelated people were drawn into the same situation. Waiting for them was the Emperor Yan's Medicine Palace deep in Shennongjia, which had never been recorded in history, and the thousand-year-old secret sect that believed in the "Elixir of Immortality". The other side of Chinese medicine is never just about treating illnesses and saving lives. Some secrets have been buried underground for two thousand years, waiting for people to uncover them.