A Cup of Tea and Half an Inch of Pulse

There is an inconspicuous traditional Chinese medicine clinic in the old city - Yanzhou Hall. The owner of Yanzhou Hall, Gu Yanzhou, was born in a tertiary hospital. He has been clinical for thirty years and is soft-spoken. He is best at talking about "Qi, blood, yin and yang" as daily necessities. Lin Xiaoman, the new media editor, wants to turn his clinic into a "short video + science popularization". One is afraid that medicine will be turned into entertainment, and the other is afraid that no one will see the truth. The two have been bickering since the first day, but they always defend each other at critical moments. Each article is a case and a misunderstanding: looking, hearing, asking, and solving problems, seeing the causes in the details of life, and leaving a lingering taste in the end.