Huangdi Neijing

Because

even in the Neijing, each of the elements is assigned a key.

And so that was the entryway for his creativity.

And then we discuss the elements, especially the emotions, because setting the emotional tone of a scene in a film is a critical part of being a film composer.

Yeah.

But yeah, that could be in like the Huangdi Neijing or something.

That's what I'm saying.

That's what I'm saying.

Let's start with the origins of Chinese medicine.

I mean, a lot of us think about Huangdi and Xibo and that little conversation they had over tea that got written down.

What have you learned through the years in your schooling about the history of Chinese medicine? Where's this come from?

Okay, so let's talk a little bit about before, you know, actually Chinese medicine was established, you know, because we have to think about that, you know, Chinese medicine didn't just, it was not just created out of nowhere and then the knowledge was just there for people to use it.

I mean, before we get to Qi Buo, we get to the Huangdi, the Yellow Emperor, We need to understand that before that, there was also a big process of, let's say, learning about a medical system.

So that's the idea of starting to introduce actually where it comes from, you know, before we actually learn, like, let's say, the actual Chinese

medicine itself.

So you want to hear about it? Yeah, I would love to hear about it because I have a guess.