The first physician summoned by Li Yi when he found Zhou Wenqing close to death. He examined the wound, declared it extremely dangerous, and predicted the patient's death. He did what he could with basic bandaging and herbal treatment. His grim prognosis makes Zhou's subsequent recovery all the more remarkable. He represents the limited medical knowledge of the time and his assessment creates the expectation that Zhou would not survive, which later proves wrong due to Zhou's resilience and the application of allicin.
