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Chapter 83 The Originator of Emergency Medicine
"The main activities in his life were alchemy and medicine. He is not only a religious theorist who combines Confucianism and Taoism, but also a medical scientist who is engaged in alchemy and medical activities."

"There is a Gexian Hall in Lingfeng Temple in Ningbo, and the statue of Ge Hong is enshrined in the Gexian Hall."

"In the second year of Xianhe in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Ge Hong came here to practice alchemy. When he lived in seclusion in Lingfeng Mountain, the plague was prevalent. Ge Hong picked herbs and gave them medicines, bringing many people back to life."

"Every year from the first day to the tenth day of the first month of the lunar calendar is the most prosperous day for incense in Lingfeng Temple. Because the tenth day of the lunar calendar is Ge Xianweng's birthday, people come here to commemorate this fairy who hangs the pot to help the world."

"We are now awarding ten medical and surgical emergency manuals such as "Manual for Rapid Diagnosis and Treatment of Emergency Diseases" and "Current Diagnosis and Treatment". Immortal Ge Hong should be helpful."

"One solid pill, [-] servings of corn seeds, [-] servings of potato seeds, [-] servings of sweet potato seeds, and three servings of modern effective formula against tuberculosis."

Xu Da: Why did Ge Hong give so many grain seeds?

Wei Zheng: Miss Zhang is determined. This should be for the sake of the people.

"I saw in the background that in all the goods sold by people from the Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties in previous draws, including the blind box of grain, very few people got the items. Only 12 people in total got it. The blind box of grain No one grabbed it immediately, and coupled with the chaos in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, it gave the people a sense of peace of mind."

"Okay, let's talk about the next one. The origin of acupuncture is very early. It can even be traced back to the stone meteorites in primitive society. However, during the Wei and Jin Dynasties, there was a man who is often called the "originator of acupuncture" in medical history. Scholar, he is the famous Huangfu Mi."

"Huangfu Mi was not a medical practitioner at the beginning, he was a scholar, and even a prodigal son in the early years."

"But he is very filial. If there is anything delicious, he always leaves it to his mother. Once, his mother blamed himself for his lack of education, and cried and advised him to cheer up and study hard. Huangfu Mi was greatly touched, and since then So he changed his past mistakes and worked hard to study, and the degree of his employment even earned him the reputation of "book obscenity."

"Through hard work, he later became a well-known university scholar. The imperial court repeatedly recruited him to be an official, but he was repeatedly rejected. He was willing to live an ordinary life and devoted himself to writing."

"During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, there were quite a few high-ranking scholars like Huangfumi, and there were also many people who were involved in health preservation and medicine. But when it comes to proficiency in medicine, Huangfumi is a well-deserved No. 1."

"Different from ordinary doctors, Huangfu Mi's practice of medicine is not learned from his family, nor is he taught by a famous teacher, but mainly related to his perennial illness."

"Because of the influence of the ethos of the dynasty at that time, Huangfumi indulged in taking cold food, but he was poisoned due to improper consumption of cold food powder, which caused many diseases and unbearable pain, and even wanted to commit suicide many times. This disease can be said to be a long-term "old patient"."

"As the saying goes, "long illness makes a doctor". Huangfumi began to pay attention to medicine. He gradually realized the importance of medicine from his own experience, and lamented that "there is a so-called wandering ear with a body of eight feet but no knowledge of medicine."

Especially at the age of 42, he suffered from wind arthralgia. Since then, he has devoted himself to studying medicine and finally became a famous expert in the history of medicine. "

"Huangfu Mi's contribution to medicine is concentrated in the compilation of "Acupuncture and Moxibustion Classics". There are several other medical works, but most of them are dissipated. In Treatise on the Origin and Symptoms of Various Diseases."

"Therefore, Huang Fumi's "A and B Classics of Acupuncture and Moxibustion" is recognized as the earliest existing monograph on acupuncture and moxibustion because of its relatively comprehensive and systematic research on acupuncture meridians, acupoints, and indications from theory to clinical practice."

"Acupuncture A and B Classics not only expound medical theories, but also attach great importance to the practice of clinical treatment."

"The book discusses the treatment principles and operation methods of acupuncture and moxibustion in a large amount of space, and the introduction of the acupuncture depth of acupoints, the time of needle retention, and the number of moxibustion are all very specific."

"For example, regarding the depth, it is suggested that the head and face should be pierced for 3 points, the extremities should be pierced for 3-4 points, and the shoulders can be pierced for 5-7 points."

"The "Acupuncture A and B Classics" also pointed out some forbidden acupuncture points, inappropriate deep needling points, inappropriate long-term acupuncture points, forbidden moxibustion points, etc., most of which were confirmed by later clinical practice. It is undoubtedly extremely important for those who are new to medicine refer to."

Qin Shihuang: The originator of acupuncture and moxibustion should be Qi Bo!
Huangfumi: Don't dare!What I learned is also because of studying "Huangdi Neijing", the originator should be Qi Bo.

"Qibo is the originator of all medical sciences. All medical practitioners have learned from the "Emperor's Internal Classic". It can be the originator of acupuncture and medicine. His contribution cannot be forgotten by the world. The classics written by Huangfu Mi can also be called the originator .”

"In our generation, there is less and less knowledge about traditional Chinese medicine, and there are fewer and fewer traditional Chinese medicine practitioners. There are not many books about traditional Chinese medicine left to future generations. The earliest Chinese medicine students learned about acupuncture was "Acupuncture A and B" Sutra", so he is also the originator of acupuncture."

"Xiaoxi also has a heartfelt request here. I hope that all doctors will reward some medical books. After I receive them here, I will immediately hand them over to the country. Now Chinese medicine is slowly dissipating. This is the treasure of my flower country. I will do my best to help everyone." After the words fell, Zhang Yanxi got up and bowed to everyone, which was the greatest effort she could do.

Qian Yi: The future generations are also my descendants, so it would be nice if I can help you.

Bian Que: My old man donated all the books. This is a good thing. They are all descendants of the Yellow Emperor. I don’t want to see the painstaking efforts of our doctors all their lives dissipated.

Qi Bo: If not the "Emperor's Internal Classic", I also have the "Book of Changes" and the "Nei Jing" are all rewarded. This is a good thing and no help is needed.

Li Shizhen: I don't know if my "Compendium of Materia Medica" is useful, so let's give it a reward.

Song Ci: Rewards, I have some in my hand, I donate all my own works, and it’s not like we don’t have medical books, so Chinese medicine can’t be lost.

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Looking at this wave of rewards, Zhang Yanxi felt mixed feelings, thousands of years of hard work!Why did you lose it? Who would have thought that the things of my ancestors would be carried forward by the people I hate the most? It's ridiculous!

"Thank you all the ancestors for your rewards. I will definitely hand it over to the country as soon as possible, so that the country can play a greater role and effect in traditional Chinese medicine."

Hua Tuo: It's all right!The old man wants to know more about your modern craniotomy, but I don’t know little girl, so it’s not convenient to show us modern western medicine.

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