Secret Drug Search Order

In 1971, 39-year-old researcher Shen Qinghe was transferred to a temporary research room and received a red envelope without an answer. Faced with the failure of old antimalarial drugs, confusing sample origins, broken records, and resource shortages, she refused to exchange beautiful numbers for conclusions. She led Han Qiushi, Zhao Lan, Liang Shouzheng and others to establish traceable, vetoable, and error-correctable methods step by step from medicinal material identification, extraction and replication, efficacy verification to production. Scientific research honors, family responsibilities and team differences are constantly at odds, and every failure leaves new clues. Spanning half a century, this pursuit of "green luciferin" has become the evidence and conscience guarded by generations of researchers.