A Long History of Medicine

"The Long River of Medicine" ——I walked through the lives of famous doctors throughout the ages Wu Yiming, chief physician of traditional Chinese medicine at a tertiary hospital, suffered a myocardial infarction while verifying ancient anti-cancer prescriptions in the laboratory. He thought he was dead, but when he woke up, he became a handyman doing wormwood in the Eastern Zhou Guesthouse. Standing in front of him is Chang Sangjun, and the taciturn dormitory leader in the corner of the guest house is named Qin Yue - later known as Bian Que. Only then did he realize that his consciousness had fallen into a strange space called the "Long River of Chinese Medicine". From Shen Nong's taste of herbs to Tu Youyou's extraction of artemisinin, the 60 most brilliant doctors in the five thousand years of Chinese medicine have all their life-long efforts sealed here. What he wants to do is to accompany them through the most critical period of their lives as an apprentice, medical worker or companion. Don't change history, don't seek the limelight. He just witnessed with his own eyes how Bian Que established his ability to read, hear and ask questions. He accompanied Zhang Zhongjing to write "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases" in the ruins of the plague, helped Sun Simiao travel across the mountains and fields to complete "Qian Jin Prescription", and followed Li Shizhen to travel every inch of the Ming Dynasty in 27 years to revise the "Compendium of Materia Medica". Every time he walks through the life of a doctor, he has an extra piece of medical experience that spans thousands of years in his consciousness. At the moment when the sixty experiences were finally integrated, the cancer research project that had been stuck for many years ushered in a new direction. This is not a time-travel novel - this is a person who has relived the traditional Chinese medicine inheritance of an entire nation. Sixty sages, 3.24 Million words, a Chinese medicine epic that can be left behind. When you open this book, you and Wu Yiming will step into the long river of medicine that has never stopped flowing.