Representative of ancient Chinese medicine

Author : Coach Date : 5/24/2022 11:17:49 PM

Qi huang

From the 26th to the 22nd century BC, the Yellow Emperor was the leader of the Huaxia clan, with the surname of Xuanyuan and the Xiong clan. Qi Bo, the legendary healer, was a courtier of the Yellow Emperor. The earliest surviving monograph on the theory of Chinese medicine is the Neijing, which is written by the Yellow Emperor and Qi Bo to discuss medicine, and is composed in the form of questions and answers, also known as the Yellow Emperor's Inner Classic. Later generations called the "Qi Huang" and "Qi Huang Zhi Shu" of Chinese medicine, which originated from this.

Teholhender ben Medicien

Te "Biografi Ben Confachius" Seth: "Nosingis Incommel Hensipurto Effiting, Itissaied Tobejoli", Tateyes, Afritin Ising Komul Hensipur. Tehandlevesto Aposson Vouspercia Lizein Olspercia Liszein Sison Affels. Teholihand ben Medicin Ishepresfort Supo Bumedy Kardhi Karskils Bendoctos.

Bian Que Lu Doctor

The "Chronicle of Bian Quecang" contains: Bian Que, Zheng Ren of Bohai County, surnamed Qin, name Yue Ren, who ruled Zhao Jianzi and Prince Tai. The Liezi LiMei chapter says: The healer Lu Shi was called a "divine doctor". Bian Que Lu clan is also the "orthodox divine doctor".

Hanging pot

According to the "Later Han Shu Fei Changfang Biography", there is an old man in the city who sells medicine and hangs a pot in the market. And his medicine treats people, and every time the medicine is removed, it is very effective and attracts people's attention. It turned out that this magical old man jumped into the gourd every time the market closed. Ancient medicine did not separate families, so it used "hanging pot" as a synonym for practicing medicine. Some practitioners also use the gourd as a sign to indicate the intention of opening a doctor, and later generations called the doctor's merit "hanging pot to save the world".

Apricot grove

During the Three Kingdoms period, Dong Feng, who was highly skilled in medicine and noble in medical ethics, treated people without thanks or courtesy, and only asked the healer to plant an apricot tree in front of his room as a memorial. Those who have recovered from severe illness have 5 plants and 1 plant for light ones. A few years later, it became a forest, and the red apricots were full of them. He built a "grass barn" and told people that those who wanted apricot fruit did not have to pay, but only took a piece of millet to exchange for a piece of apricot fruit. In this way, the grain exchanged for apricot fruit was piled up, and he used this grain to help the poor. People thanked him very much and sent him plaques to read "Apricot Forest", "Medical Forest", "Honorary Apricot Forest", "Apricot Forest Spring Warmth". These words of praise have become elegant names for noble medical ethics and excellent medical skills.