Searching for the Pulse of Mountains and Rivers

After his grandfather passed away, Xie Zhiwei inherited a incomplete medical record. There are only eight words on the first page of the medical record: "The medical pulse is endless, Qi Huang will last forever." At first, he thought it was just the obsession of the older generation of doctors. Until entering the provincial traditional Chinese medicine hospital training. Until he faced life and death for the first time. Until those medical records written in ancient books actually reappeared in reality one by one. "Huangdi Neijing" says: Knowing astronomy at the top, geography at the bottom, and human affairs at the middle can last a long time. "Treatise on Febrile Diseases", "Synopsis of the Golden Chamber", "Treatise on Febrile Diseases", "Compendium of Acupuncture and Moxibustion", "Compendium of Materia Medica"... Generations of doctors have left behind more than just medical skills. And their understanding of life. In order to find the seven missing medical pulses in the medical records. Xie Zhiwei walked out of the hospital. Travel all over the mountains and rivers. I've seen people keeping their pulse in the mountains. I've seen herbal collectors from the frontier. I have seen an old doctor who guarded half a volume of ancient books throughout his life. I have also seen the inheritance gradually disappearing under the torrent of time. Many years later. At the World Medical Congress. Someone asked: "What exactly is Chinese medicine?" Xie Zhiwei replied: "It is not a miracle, it is a lamp that countless doctors have traveled for thousands of years to light for those who come after." Mountains and rivers are thousands of miles away, and medical knowledge will last forever.