Professor Wang Jiafeng from Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine was very pleased with this: "Lin Jueming approaches cassia seed from an international student's perspective, combining his own cultural background to understand it…He has not only grasped its core effects of clearing the liver and improving eyesight but also recognized the philosophy of life in traditional Chinese medicine behind it— the homology of medicinal materials and food —as well as the auspicious meaning of "improving eyesight" in its name. This understanding goes beyond simply memorizing its effects and applications; it touches upon the profound ideas in TCM culture: the harmony between form and meaning, and the unity of manand nature."

　　Chen Zhan, Deputy Dean of the International Education College at Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, said that seeing more and more international students come to China to study TCM is very encouraging to him, as it is a vivid illustration of the rising global popularity of TCM culture.

　　From France to Shandong, China — from textbooks to real life, the distance Lin Jueming traveled is not eight thousand kilometers, but the distance from "knowing" to "understanding". Understanding always begins with seeing — behind a single herb lies a civilization's way of looking at the world. Lin Jueming said, "I want people to see that traditional Chinese medicine is a bridge — connecting the body and the nature, connecting the East and the West, and connecting ancient wisdom with modern life."

　　无限工作室出品

　　策划：王静

　　统筹：武玮佳

　　采访：杨晓、武玮佳、潘虹宇（实习）

　　拍摄：张大卫

　　设计：徐鑫

　　剪辑、字幕翻译：周溪琳