Traditional Chinese Medicine: Back to the Years of Educated Youth Sent to the Countryside

A young traditional Chinese medicine doctor in the city wakes up one morning to find himself back in the late 1970s. The national college entrance exams have just been reinstated, educated youths are returning to the cities, and farmland is being contracted out... That year, riding the tide of the times, some people went into business and became ten-thousand-yuan households. Others buried themselves in their books and became university students. Wang Chengzhou, however, became a barefoot doctor in a small village. With his superb medical skills, he bought the three big-ticket household items, found himself a sweetheart, and opened an herbal medicine shop. In his spare time, he hunted in the mountains, and when he got hungry for fish, he went down to the river to catch some. His life was simple and happy. Amid the petty squabbles of village neighbors, Wang Chengzhou was hatching a grand plan: to take the ancient art of traditional Chinese medicine beyond the Shanhai Pass and bring it to the whole world!