Great Doctors Control Mountains and Rivers: Record of Keeping Lanterns

Medical Taoism is not a skill, but a boat to help the world; Taoism is not a mystery, but the root of self-cultivation. This book does not use fantasy to show off skills, but takes "keeping truth" as its soul. It tells the story of the royal medical officer Shen Ji in the early Northern Song Dynasty, who carried twelve ancient medical classics and spread qi to dispel evil along the Grand Canal and the official road. Finally, the wisdom of "preventing disease" and the character of "great doctor's sincerity" were rooted in the folk market. This is not only a history of the evolution of medical books, but also a magnificent epic of the Chinese nation guarding the fire of civilization in troubled times and protecting the national destiny with the spirit of benevolence.