A Journey Through the Worlds of Film and Television.

Wang Weiyi was a great Chinese medicine expert during the reign of Emperor Renzong of Song in the Northern Song Dynasty. He was a master of acupuncture before the Song Dynasty and made outstanding contributions to the development of Chinese acupuncture.

Of course, Wang Weiyi is most famous for the two bronze acupuncture men that he built under the emperor's order.

These two bronze acupuncture figures are replicas of the bodies of young men in a 1:1 ratio, with internal organs fitted just like a real person; their limbs and internal organs can be disassembled and reassembled.

There are 354 hollowed-out acupuncture points on the surface of the bronze acupuncture man, accurately showing every acupuncture point in the human body.

Moreover, this copper kernel is made extremely delicately, and each acupuncture point is sealed with wax. After water is injected from the top of the copper kernel, if a silver needle is accurately inserted into the acupuncture point, water will flow out.

If the acupuncture point is not accurate, the needle will not penetrate.

Such an invention undoubtedly brings great convenience to the teaching of traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture.

Unfortunately, these two bronze acupuncture men later went through wars, were passed around several times, were damaged and restored several times, and were eventually lost.

It is said that a restored bronze acupuncture man was lost abroad and has never returned to China.

Now, Lu Cheng actually saw the original acupuncture bronze man in the virtual space. For a student of traditional Chinese medicine, how could he not be excited?

For a period of time afterwards, Lu Cheng devoted himself to learning the art of acupuncture. Whenever he had time, he would ask Wang Weiyi for advice. Whenever he had the chance, he would observe the acupuncture bronze man closely. His understanding and knowledge of acupuncture also improved rapidly.

He studied tirelessly like this for a long time, maybe two or three years, maybe four or five years. Just when Lu Cheng was completely immersed in it, the system kicked Lu Cheng out and returned to the original room.

Lu Cheng suddenly realized that he had already fully mastered the acupuncture that was required for the fourth-level medical skills. If he continued to study, he would go beyond the scope of the fourth level.

Lu Cheng was a little disappointed, but since he was still in the virtual space, he could continue to learn other things.

Lu Cheng's eyes swept across the doors in front of him, and finally stopped on a door with the words "Traditional Chinese Medicine Pediatrics" written on it.

Lu Cheng took a step forward, looked at the clothes and appearance of the people around him, and found that he seemed to have returned to the Northern Song Dynasty.

Looking up at the doctor who was teaching him, Lu Cheng was delighted. He was another famous doctor who would go down in history, and he was also the founder of pediatrics, the first famous pediatrician in Chinese history, Qian Yi.

Lu Cheng quickly adjusted his mood and devoted himself to studying seriously again.

This founder of pediatrics was the first to systematically summarize the methods of syndrome differentiation and treatment for children, making pediatrics develop into an independent discipline. He wrote many works in his lifetime, but unfortunately most of them have been lost.

However, this father of pediatrics also had an invention that has been passed down to later generations, and that is a widely circulated medicine, Liuwei Dihuang Pills.

Of course, the original purpose of inventing Liuwei Dihuang Pills was to use it as a pediatric supplement.

But later, after evolution, it gradually became a common method used by adult men.

It was another long period of study. Lu Cheng was not aware of the passage of time. He just wanted to seize the opportunity to learn from the famous Chinese medicine masters in history and learn the precious Chinese medicine knowledge that had been lost...

When Lu Cheng finished his studies, he felt that his medical skills had improved greatly and were much stronger than before.

With a medical skill level of level four, he would be the best chief physician in any city-level hospital.

Even in the city of Yanjing where many famous doctors gather, Lu Cheng is definitely an outstanding talent in traditional Chinese medicine.

Of course, Lu Cheng did not feel proud or complacent at all because of this.

After meeting those famous Chinese medicine masters in history in the virtual space, Lu Cheng became more aware of his own shortcomings and studied more seriously.

Originally, Lu Cheng only regarded Chinese medicine as a skill and a job.

Today, Lu Cheng has truly regarded traditional Chinese medicine as a career he loves, and is willing to devote himself wholeheartedly and fight for it all his life.

If the traditional Chinese medicine knowledge that has been lost in the long river of history could be gradually restored in today's society, wouldn't it be a very meaningful thing?

The gains this time were not only improvements in medical skills, Lu Cheng also learned many health-preserving methods from those famous Chinese medicine experts.

For example, Qian Yi, the founder of pediatrics, paid great attention to health preservation and proposed that "to keep children safe, they should be three parts hungry and cold", which means that children's internal organs are relatively delicate and their digestive systems are not yet complete, so they should not eat too much, which will increase the burden on the digestive system. In addition, children are born with sufficient yang energy and are active and active, so they should not be dressed too warmly.

These are just the most basic ones. Lu Cheng also followed many famous doctors and learned various techniques and methods for health preservation for men and women.

Later, Lu Cheng also began to experiment and guided Xiu Lian to adjust the family's diet and clothing, and the whole family began to maintain their health.

Health preservation should also start from childhood.

It has to be said that little Lu Yang's healthy growth is a good reflection of Lu Cheng's parenting achievements.

Another year has passed, and Lu Cheng had a very fulfilling year in 1978.

78 was also a very important year for China.

In this year, the big pot meal was broken, the production responsibility system began to be valued and promoted. The educated youth who went to the countryside returned home one after another, and bell-bottom pants and disco became popular all over the country.

The new era has suddenly arrived. While many people are still caught off guard and are waiting and watching, some people have already begun to seize the opportunity of the times and are about to take off.

At the end of 78, Lu Cheng and Xiu Lian calculated that after deducting various expenses, the family had actually made a lot of money in the past year.

Lu Cheng sees patients in his own small clinic every weekend, and Xiu Lian also runs some small business. In addition, the expenses for a family of three are not high, and the rent has been paid two years in advance.

After all the calculations, the family’s savings actually reached nearly 5,000 yuan.

After settling the bill, the couple lay together. Xiulian began to plan: "I've asked, and a yard like the one we live in now would cost about 7,000 to 8,000 yuan. I was thinking, why don't we send the child back to my hometown and let my dad take care of him? I'll make a lot of money next year, and we can buy a yard as soon as possible and settle down in Yanjing City. What do you think?"

"Don't worry, we will definitely buy the house, so there's no need to rush. As for the children, they will definitely stay in Yanjing."

"Then we won't go home? Do you still want the land and cave house in Shuangshui Village?"

"We don't want the land anymore. When we get back, I'll talk to the village party secretary and tell them not to give us any land when it's divided. We don't plan to go back to farm anyway. But we can keep our yard and live there when we have time."

"Then I'll listen to you. After all, I'm your wife, and wherever you are, that's our home."

"Xiu Lian, you are my home."

By 79, things were developing faster, policies were relaxed, and the economy in the south, in particular, began to develop rapidly.

In April 79, the authorities first proposed to restore and develop the individual economy. Some small private restaurants began to appear in the alleys, various small vendors became more active, and the entire market became more vibrant.

Seeing this situation, Xiulian naturally couldn't sit still and pestered Lu Cheng to find a solution for her.

Lu Cheng was so pestered by her that he could only tell her some methods of making snacks that he had learned from short videos. The two of them tried to make them, and spent a lot of time and continuous improvements, and finally came up with the grilled gluten, fried chicken fillet, fried skewers, etc. that are commonly seen on the streets in later generations.

After these snacks were launched, they quickly became popular among young people, and Xiulian couldn’t make enough to sell every day.

The smart and capable Xiulian discovered that there were many educated youth who had not found jobs nearby, so she found two or three young girls who knew her well and asked them to help her run these small businesses.

Unexpectedly, this small business grew bigger and bigger, and soon became popular throughout the city of Yanjing.

Following Lu Cheng's suggestion, Xiu Lian no longer had to go to the streets to sell her products in person. Instead, she started a food training class at home to earn some tuition fees and franchise fees.

In just a few months, they earned several thousand yuan, and Lu Cheng's family became a millionaire...