Knowing Chinese medicine and driving away the plague, how rigid is Su Shi's life?

Su Shi has many identities. He is not only a famous poet, but also a calligrapher. He is also a well-known gourmet, and he has made some achievements in traditional Chinese medicine. He is a proper slash youth if he wants to put it in the contemporary era, and he is also a slash youth who has made achievements in every industry. Su Shi, a romantic and uninhibited man all his life, loves freedom. His poems have always been called the representative of the uninhibited school. From his poems, we can know that his character is the uninhibited type. We are all familiar with Su Shi's poems. After all, many people can't surpass his achievements in poetry. He is one of the eight great poets in Tang and Song Dynasties. Su Shi's living environment is particularly helpful to the formation of his acquired literature. His father loves literature and has made great achievements in literature. His younger brother and he have also been influenced by his father, fell in love with poetry and made great achievements in poetry. But it is also because of Su Shi's living environment that his family's thoughts are very open-minded, and he is the kind of person who will let him learn whatever he wants, so Su Shi's achievements in calligraphy are also very powerful. In the food world, Su Shi is a proper foodie. He can not only eat but also cook. The most famous dish of many cuisines he invented is Dongpo pork. His Dongpo pork is plump but not greasy, which makes people unforgettable. But as a gourmet, Su Shi is not satisfied with his daily life. He still has something he wants to do, that is, to study Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine is a proper sideline for Su Shi, which is equivalent to a hobby, but he has made great achievements in the field of traditional Chinese medicine by studying hard. Su Shi's being an official is also full of power, and his love and hatred are clear. He will do his best to do what he wants, and he will try his best to resist what he hates. When Su Shi was an official, he won the favor of the people, but it angered a lot of officials who didn't think highly of him. They framed Su Shi and made the emperor biased against him. Su Shi was slowly being demoted further and further, but this did not affect his romantic and bohemian life. He still lived positively and optimistically until his death.