The Great Way of China: Xihuang Ancient Chinese Medicine Part 1

"The Great Way of China: Xihuang Ancient Chinese Medicine" is not a work that can be measured by the standards of ordinary novels. It is both a mythical epic and a cultural manifesto, tracing the origins of traditional Chinese medicine and a call from destiny. The key to understanding this work is to accept its "self-positioning" - it does not tell a story, but builds a world and uses this world as a container to carry a "mission." If the trilogy is considered as a whole, then the first "Eternal Life" is "the creation epic of civilization" - telling where Chinese medicine comes from, why the ancient gods came, and why humans were born with "defects". The second part, "Nirvana by Fire", is "the epic of the survival of civilization" - answering the question "How can mankind save itself when human civilization comes to an end?" The first part is "where you come from", the second part is "the way back", the first part is about the seeds falling into the soil, and the second part is about the seeds taking root in the darkness and waiting to sprout. The two works together form a grand picture that spans thousands of years, runs through the three realms, and connects the human world and the starry sky.