Genshin Impact

Baizhu

"Dr. Baizhu... Something is bothering him, but he won't tell me anything... He hates death, but he's always researching it... I don't understand... But that's not a problem. I know... that Dr. Baizhu is a good person."

— A page ripped out of Qiqi's notebook by an unknown person

Dendro Liyue Harbor

Other Language

Language	Official Name
English	Baizhu
Deutsch	Baizhu
Español	Baizhu
Français	Baizhu
日本語	白朮
한국어	백출

Attributes

Name	Baizhu
Birthday
Constellation	Lagenaria
Title	Beyond Mortality
Vision	Dendro
Affiliation	Owner of Bubu Pharmacy
Chinese VA
English VA
Japanese VA
Korean VA

Ascend

	Before Ascension	After Ascension	Ascension Materials
Base HP	-
Base ATK	-
Base DEF	-

Card

Talents

Level	Lv.
Talent Level-Up Material

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Character Details

Character Announcement

02/23/23

"There's a pharmacy in Liyue called Bubu, and in it is Dr. Baizhu. His skills make all illnesses better, but his medicines are really bitter!"

This nursery rhyme has been widely spread throughout Feiyun Slope, and it has been used by countless parents to warn their children not to get sick... "or else."

However, it seems that the main character of this nursery rhyme is hardly feared by children. Instead, it is with utmost affection that he is called "Mr. Baizhu" by them.

This impression is mostly attributable to Baizhu's gentle and friendly demeanor. Interacting with him is a most refreshing experience. And no matter how anxious the patient may be, his confident smile will never fail to reassure.

Regrettably, Baizhu cannot save all his patients — himself, for example.

Herbalist Gui has mentioned that Baizhu's physical condition is extremely poor, and he often has to go back to his residence to rest after seeing patients. Even so, his smile never falters while in front of people.

When Gui asked him about this, he replied, "If the doctor looks sick himself, how can his patients face their illnesses with confidence?"

Day after day, Baizhu heals his patients. His ever-present smile hides the numerous bitter medicines he takes and the pain he suffers alone.

Link: https://www.hoyolab.com/article/16573702