Specialist in Traditional Medicine.

Summary

Fang Yan's extensive experience in traditional Chinese medicine, gained through a transcendent journey, grants him profound insights into the subject. Unlike Western medicine, traditional practices require personal understanding, making mastery subjective. The variability in diagnostic skills among doctors leads to differing interpretations, particularly in pulse diagnosis, where individual patient factors play a crucial role. Tan Qing Yun, a professor, feels overshadowed by Fang Yan's expertise, realizing his contributions seem trivial in comparison. As the class progresses, Tan Qing Yun struggles to maintain relevance, eventually deciding to step back, feeling outmatched and seeking an excuse to leave.

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