In the third year of Guangxu, there was a drought in the Central Plains, and the people were miserable, displaced and hungry. Qiu's stunt is also ups and downs, bumpy and tortuous, and has been lost several times. It is said that his grandfather Qiu Meng inherited his ancestral business and benefited the whole nation. He used to be a health care doctor of Qiu Qingquan, a senior general of Kuomintang and commander of group army. One hundred years later, according to the ancestral instruction, he gave the secret to his eldest son. Because his eldest son was arrested, he broke down from constant overwork and died young in middle age, his three sons, the eldest, were drafted into the army at the age of 18. The second son is fierce and stubborn, and the third son, though young, is brilliant. Although he has been in turmoil for ten years, he is determined to study. 1982 was admitted to the university and later transferred to the government. His mother handed the book to Lian Qing before she died. Lian Qing knew his predecessor's great trust and retired early in 2003. He and his son Qiu Haibo (the fifth generation descendant), who graduated from the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, opened a consulting shop and devoted themselves to studying the secret recipe of their ancestors. On the basis of inheritance, Lian Qing keeps pace with the times, develops Qiu's stunts, and develops more advanced and effective rehabilitation stunts combining machinery and manual work. In more than ten years, he has accumulated a lot of rich clinical experience.