The Sincere Doctor was planned by Zheng Yuling, president of Henan College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and co-written with the famous writer Zhang Fang. The film is based on Professor Li Zhenhua, a master of traditional Chinese medicine, and combines the exquisite medical skills and noble medical ethics of many famous old Chinese medicine practitioners. With its profound Chinese medicine culture and wonderful art form, this film has contributed to introducing Chinese medicine to the world and letting the world know more about Chinese medicine culture.
Ye Yi Chi is a film directed by Fang that tells the legendary story of a generation of imperial doctors. In a playful way, captive? Medical idiot? Stories such as Ye's treatment of injuries, embarrassment, miraculous medicine to save the life and matchmaker's words skillfully reproduce Ye's exquisite medical skills, profound medical principles and noble medical ethics in the Qing Dynasty. Ye has not only made outstanding contributions to febrile diseases, but also made great achievements in the treatment of stroke. Treatise on febrile diseases and clinical medical records compiled by later generations according to Ye's medical theory have become classics of the school of febrile diseases in traditional Chinese medicine.
Li Shizhen was directed by Shen Fu. This film tells the story of Li Shizhen writing Compendium of Materia Medica. In order to investigate drugs, Li Shizhen took his apprentice Pang Xian and traveled all over Qian Shan, collecting detailed information and working hard for 30 years until he died. Bian Que, an imperial doctor, tells the story of a doctor named Qin Yueren during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Because of his superb medical skills, he was called the legendary Bian Que, an imperial doctor. He has a happy family, but in order to get real medical skills, he left his hometown and traveled around the world all the year round. The First Needle in the World tells the only legendary story of Wang, a physician in the Northern Song Dynasty, a famous acupuncturist in China and an acupuncture master before the Song Dynasty. He ordered the casting of an acupuncture bronze man, who went through hardships and finally achieved something.
Traditional Chinese medicine is the primitive life science of Chinese civilization and the crystallization of the wisdom of Chinese sages for 5,000 years.