The movie "The Good Medicine" tells the story of a true story that happened to John Crowley (Brandon Fraser), whose two children were found to have Pompeii Syndrome. He chose to openly challenge the wisdom system under Chang Liangyi's panacea (20 photos), and in an almost impossible situation, he firmly seized an insignificant opportunity to put the future and destiny of his family on the line. All staked on it to be able to find a cure for the terrible disease his children had suffered. The film focuses more on fatherhood and family, but the irritable Doctor in the film also caught my eye. Dr. Robert Stonehill, an underappreciated scientist, joins the film's father in an attempt to save the children's lives. The doctor tried to prove a theory of his own and used this theory to treat the child, but the fact was that the proof of the theory was not favored by people, and the doctor's treatment of the child was also criticized by people.
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