Under the old apricot tree in Xinghua Village, a young man learned medical skills from his grandfather. The medicine box was broken and the clothes were old. When he entered the city, everyone who saw him thought he was a wild man who came to make a living.
But the recipe he memorized could save lives. The needle in his hand can determine the outcome.
My grandfather left a message before his death: "Medicine can be faked, but life cannot be faked." There is also an old case that cannot be explained - twenty years ago, Lin Henian, a famous doctor in Shanghai, was disgraced due to a "medical accident". From then on, he lived incognito and guarded the mountain village for his whole life. The person who harmed him back then has now transformed into a benevolent and righteous "Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine" who sits and harvests the capital of his patients.
Lin Banxia didn't know this. All he knew was that he wanted to go to the best medical university, practice the toughest medical skills, and finish the road that his grandfather had not finished.
So - the village doctor was ridiculed, he gave a shot to save the patient on the spot, and everyone in white coats was silent; the arena was called for battle, and he broadcast the diagnosis live to the whole school, turning the word "pseudoscience" into a joke; the doctor was framed, and he made the "patient" who had received black money kneel down in court; the paper was plagiarized, he broadcast it for three hours to prove himself, and the whole network called him "the common man doctor"; in Tokyo, he established his authority, he saved the master who had humiliated him with a shot, forcing the entire Japanese Kampo society to bow their heads and recognize their ancestors.
The lives of the poor also matter. The integrity of Chinese medicine is not in the certificate, but in people's hearts. He is Lin Banxia, the "miraculous doctor in civilian clothes" as folk doctors call him - all he wants in life is the couplet: I hope that people in the world are not sick, why not put medicine on the shelf to make people sick.
