Chapter 45

The health of the doctor

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My name is Lu Ankang!

He is a forensic doctor!

So many times, many people regard me as half a doctor.

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Medical skills are the second only to spells that I, Lu Ankang, learned from childhood.

Sometimes, I don't think about it...

If I were not born in a family of magic.

Inside my home—

my father.

my mother.

Including my master...

If none of them are those who learn Taoism.

I should be a doctor.

A very awesome doctor, just like my ex-girlfriend Na Yun...

I might study abroad for a while, but eventually I would return to my hometown where I gave birth to me and raised me, and then use a scalpel or acupuncture to save people.

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Because I believe that doctors are kind and honest.

I believe more that saving a life is better than building a seven-level pagoda.

So being a doctor will save many lives, many lives.

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However, life! I always like to make jokes like one or two, which makes people fall out of the way.

My medical skills are very complicated, but the earliest ones started with the "Shennong Bencao Jing".

My family said that when I was a 1st year of my life, I was a medical book, which was this one.

Because of this, my father's brows were frowning tightly.

When it comes to "Shenlong Materia Medica Sutra", we have to talk about the legends about Shennong...

Legend has it that Shennong tasted hundreds of herbs and began to have medicine. Therefore, Shennong is known as the founder of my country's traditional Chinese medicine and medicine culture.

This legend comes from the "Shennong Bencao Jing", and its original text is as follows:

"Shennong tastes hundreds of herbs, and encounters 72 poisons every day, and gets to be cured." This is a legend of coexistence with Shennong and Yan Emperor. One of the three is produced, processed, improved, and finally established and spread, which is the result of people's joint "working". Because of this, it is necessary to talk about this record.

1. Source and retelling of "Shennong tastes hundreds of herbs, encounters 72 poisons every day, and gets it removed"

"Shennong Bencao Jing" is also called "Shennong Bencao Jing", abbreviated as "Bencao Jing". "Bencao Jing", which is the earliest existing traditional Chinese medicine and medicine book in my country. Its original book has been lost, and now it has been compiled by later generations from the books of Materia Medica in history. Therefore, the book has different records of three volumes, four volumes and eight volumes. This book records the main indications and effects of 365 drugs according to the first, middle and lower three categories. In addition, it also summarizes the four qi and five flavors of the drug, which are toxic and not toxic, the principle of matching, the monarch, minister, assistant, and the method of taking medicine, and the dosage form should not be appropriate.

The basic theories of traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions. This classic is named after Shennong, which is actually a summary of medical knowledge and experience among doctors of all dynasties. Regarding the time when this classic was written, one said it was the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and the other said it was the Han Dynasty. Let’s put it more generalizedly, it was written in the Qin and Han Dynasties. This was the period when the legend of Yan Emperor and Shennong (mainly concentrated in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period). Most of the earliest words that reposted this legend also appeared in this period. In addition to "Shennong Bencao Jing", the following books also record this legend:

Liu An of the Western Han Dynasty said: "Huainanzi Xiuwuxun": "In ancient times, people ate grass and drank water, picked the fruits of trees, and ate the flesh of weak vegetation. At that time, there were many diseases and poisons. So Shennong began to teach people to sow grains, and the land should be dry, wet, fat and abundant, and taste the taste of all herbs and the sweetness of water springs, so that the people knew what to avoid. At this time, they encountered seventy poisons in one day."

Volume 1 of Ganbao's "Soushen Ji" by Ganbao in Jin Dynasty: "Shennong used ochre whips to whip all herbs, and knew that it was calm, cold and warm, and the smell was dominated by the smell, so that it could sow hundreds of grains."

Huangfu Mi of Jin Dynasty said in "The Century of Emperors": "The Emperor Shennong of Yan... tasted the plants and trees, promoted medicine to cure diseases, and saved the life of life and hurt people."

Sima Zhen of the Tang Dynasty said in "Records of the Grand Historian: The Records of the Three Emperors": "(Shennong or Yan Emperor) then made a wax offering, used ochre whip verbet trees, tasted hundreds of herbs, and then there was medicine."

Luo Mi of the Song Dynasty said in "Lushi·Waiji" that Emperor Yan Shennong "moistened the whip of the whip, observed the fishy color, tasted the plants and trees, and corrected the name. He examined the poison, promoted the dryness and cold, observed the fear of evil, distinguished the ministers and envoys, and cured the disease by raising their lives. In one day, he encountered seventy poisons, which were extremely full of energy."

Zheng Qiao of the Song Dynasty recorded in the "General History" of Zheng Qiao of the Song Dynasty: "The people have diseases and have unknown medicines and stones, and they taste the nourishment of plants and trees. They observe the nature of cold and heat, and know the meaning of the king, minister and assistant. They all taste it and try it on their own. They encounter seventy poisons in one day. Some say that when Shennong tastes hundreds of medicines, they die a hundred lives in a day, and they get 360 things to meet the numbers of the Zhoutian. Later generations passed down into books, which was called "Shennong Bencao". They also wrote prescriptions to save the disease."

Yuan Liao's "Additional and Zhigangjian" by the Qing Dynasty said: "It is a wax sacrifice, and the people have a whip of whip, and the people have diseases, and the medicine and stones are unknown. Emperor Yan first tastes the nourishment of plants and trees, observes the nature of warmth and calming cold and heat, and distinguishes the meaning of the king and ministers and assistants. They often encounter twelve poisons in one day, and transform them into it. Then they write prescriptions to cure people's diseases, and the medical principles are established."

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Medical skills are indispensable in this world.

Human Pie Lu Yin seems to feel these...

So I often send a message to me - in the future, I may meet with another miracle doctor.

Bian Que’s original name is from Qin Yue, and now from Tangyin, Henan. Of course, what I am talking about is not Bian Que in the game.

Whenever I mention it, Mulan always talks about Bian Que’s various skills in the game, and I don’t know this.

Legend has it that he was the owner of a hotel when he was a teenager. At that time, there was a long-lived traveler named Changsangjun in his hostel. The two were close friends. Changsangjun was a famous doctor. He taught all his medical skills to Qin Yue people for several months before his death, making him a famous doctor of a generation and respected as "Bian Que". Because according to the ancients, doctors cured diseases and saved people, and wherever they went, they brought health and happiness, like magpies that brought good news. Therefore, those doctors with superb medical skills and noble medical ethics were called "Bian Que". Later, "Bian Que" became a common name for those with superb medical skills in ancient times. Qin Yue people were knowledgeable, traveled around the country and saved countless people. They were the most famous Bian Que among the many Bian Que in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

Bian Que is the originator of Chinese traditional Chinese medicine. In the process of long-term treatment and saving lives, Bian Que invented acupuncture, massage, decoction and other treatment methods to treat diseases, and summarized four methods of diagnosing diseases, namely, listening, questioning and cutting. It has been used by traditional Chinese medicine for thousands of years. Bian Que is therefore known as the originator of Chinese traditional Chinese medicine. According to legend, once Bian Que passed by Guo State and heard that the prince had died of illness for half a day. After careful observation, he concluded that the prince's breath still existed. While taking the pulse, he observed the prince's complexion and asked about the condition. Finally, he determined that the prince was in shock and ordered his disciples to undergo acupuncture treatment. The prince's nose wings fluttered slightly and he woke up in a short while. Bian Que's technique of resurrection quickly spread and became famous all over the world for a while.

Later, Bian Que came to Cai State and observed that Cai Huan Gong had a secret illness, so he warned him to treat him in time. Cai Huan Gong smiled and said, "These doctors always like to treat people who are not sick, so as to seek merit and reward." Later, Bian Que told him that the disease had developed into the muscles and spleen and stomach, and that it was necessary to treat it in time. Cai Huan Gong was still stubborn. After a few days, Bian Que saw Cai Huan Gong from afar and turned around and ran away. Cai Huan Gong specially sent someone to ask him, and Bian Que explained that the king's illness had penetrated into the bone marrow and was hopeless. Five days later, Cai Huan Gong died of illness.

Bian Que later arrived in Qin. When King Wu of Qin was fighting, he injured his waist. After taking medicine from the imperial physician Li Xi, he did not improve. So he ordered Bian Que to enter the palace to treat the disease. Bian Que simply massaged and prescribed another dose of decoction, and King Wu's condition completely disappeared. Li Xi was jealous and sent a killer to kill Bian Que. Later, people built the "Medical King Temple" in Bian Que's hometown to commemorate the miracle doctor.

Bian Que was a medical scientist during the Warring States Period. The era in which he lived corresponded to the 19th year of King Weilie of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty to the 5th year of King Nan of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty.

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When talking about this person, this article talks about the two characters because of the medical skills I performed next, they are closely related to them.
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