Wei Xi

In September, in an old traditional Chinese medicine hospital in Hongpailou, Chengdu, primary school teacher Cheng Nanxu was taking students to see a doctor when he accidentally bumped into a crazy woman - she was huddled in the corner of the ward, holding a basket of children's clothes in her arms. Water splashed onto her clothes and she let out an inhuman scream. This woman's name is Jiang Zhiyu. Five years ago, she was the best Chinese medicine doctor in this hospital. She does not prescribe expensive medicines, but three kinds of medicine can cure the patient's disease; when she takes the pulse, she can feel the patient's unspeakable sadness and fear. Later, she suddenly went crazy and was locked up in ward 306. No one mentioned her again. Cheng Nanxu began to investigate. She discovered that before Jiang Zhiyu went crazy, he copied the names of seven children. Seven children had tests they shouldn't have done, blood drawn they shouldn't have taken, and then disappeared from their medical records. The person who arranged all this was none other than the deputy dean who "supported" Jiang Zhiyu the most - Wen Jingyan. The patient called him "Fang Bodhisattva" and his colleagues thought he was "the only normal person in the hospital." Cheng Nanxu found White Stork Medical, Deyang's old files, and the locked back door of the suburban branch. She found the living children - Su Qin who was hiding in the mountains and dared not come out, Shen Mu'an who had been painting for five years and refused to stop painting, and Zhao Yiming who was taken away by his mother. She discovered that Jiang Zhiyu was not crazy, but that she was imprisoned in 306 - because only if she was "crazy", those children would not be found. This is a novel about Chinese medicine, special children and a silent resistance. A female doctor protected seven children by disappearing. Five years later, another woman walked the rest of the way for her.