Banlaoyou Fanglu

There is a sweet spring temple on the hillside of Shiren Mountain. In the temple, there lives a wandering Taoist doctor named Ban Lao. He is accompanied by three apprentices, an old uncle who cooks, and a gray donkey. He traveled around the world with a few jars of plasters, bottles of pills, and two packets of powders, all of which he prepared in the temple. After the diagnosis, a prescription is given and the patient is asked to go to the town drugstore to get the medicine - the poor can get it on credit, the rich can take it as they please. He went down the mountain to go to the market, visit villages, and visit households. Curing coughs, correcting waist injuries, and resolving food accumulation, we also encountered the things hidden under the water and soil here: debts earned on credit, bitterness in swallowing, and root causes of diseases that cannot be cured. The gentleman sitting in the medicine shop laughed at him: How can a Taoist priest set up a stall to treat patients? Ban Bo just pretended not to hear. There is still a jar of unfinished plaster in the temple, and there are still unfinished villages at the foot of the mountain. The road is long and he is in no hurry.