Read the Flying Doctor: Mountains and Fields with Hundreds of Grasses Carrying Ancient Veins

The national intangible cultural heritage Chinese bone setting and mountain Chinese medicine processing skills are hidden in remote mountain villages and are almost lost. Fifteen-year-old Su Qinghe is the only remaining inheritor of this ancient medical technique. The rules passed down from our ancestors are: know herbs, identify syndromes, correct bones and repair injuries, prepare herbal medicines, help the world and relieve suffering, and do not pursue huge profits. Chinese medicine shops in the city have a monopoly on medicinal materials, famous doctors despise mountain folk remedies, and there are also bad guys who covet the ancient prescriptions passed down from ancestors and try every means to steal their skills. The villagers were seriously injured and had nowhere to seek medical treatment, and the wealthy family had strange illnesses that no one could cure. Su Qinghe traveled all over the mountains carrying a bamboo medicine basket, using ancient methods to set bones and heal injuries, brewing herbal medicines according to traditional preparation methods, and using ordinary plants and trees to resolve serious illnesses. Others laughed at her as a wild medical woman, but she maintained a thousand-year heritage. While treating illnesses and saving lives, we are recording and sorting out the ancient forensic medicine that is about to disappear, so that this intangible cultural heritage medical skill of China can go out of the mountains and see the light of day again. Hundreds of herbs are used as blades, and bone-setting is used as work. A pair of hands carries the fire of intangible cultural heritage; a heart protects the suffering people in the world.