In the summer of 1999, the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) suppression of Falun Gong in mainland China was as fierce as a storm, affecting the entire world with this sudden wave. Meanwhile, in Saskatoon, Canada, Dr. Yang Xiaoguang, a practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), found himself on the edge of that storm, embarking on a legendary journey that would transform his life and career.

Chapter One: Life being in danger, divine rescue

Dr. Yang Xiaoguang comes from a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners. Growing up surrounded by it, he was initially reluctant, but eventually inherited the family business and became a skilled TCM physician. However, he had suffered from congenital heart disease and asthma since birth.

“My grandfather said that this illness is a debt inherited from a past life, which needs to be repaid bit by bit and treated over many years. Throughout my life, my body has caused me no end of trouble,” Dr. Yang Xiaoguang recalled his childhood with a hint of helplessness.

Dr. Yang Xiaoguang’s chronic illness was like a ticking time bomb, ready to explode at any moment. That critical moment occurred in March or April 2000, when the Canadian prairies were blanketed in snow, and the long winter had not yet ended. For an important business project, Dr. Yang Xiaoguang drove west from Saskatoon to meet a university classmate in Vancouver. After eight hours of driving alone, danger unexpectedly approached on the snow-covered mountain road.

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