Just when Xu Chunfu was commenting on the doctors, Zhang Jiebin, Chen Shigong, Sima Dafu, and Gong Juzhong had gathered together at some point. Among the doctors present, he was the youngest, and of course there were also Xu Chunfu's children and nephews, but they all
It's downstairs and didn't come up.
The four of them quickly became familiar with each other. Chen Shigong and Sima Dafu knew that each other was good at surgery, and they had a feeling of sympathy for each other. Gong Juzhong listened to Xu Chunfu's words and nodded in agreement from time to time, and had some ideas about his future.
As for Zhang Jiebin, he was completely caught up in the excitement of making new friends. Sima Dafu had just met him once before, but this was his first real acquaintance with Gong Juzhong.
On the other side, following Xu Chunfu's comments, more and more people gathered around Yang Jishi, Fu Renyu and others. Most of the people here are great doctors who can leave their names in history. They all have their own set of identification standards. After a few chats, it became clear that they were
The reviewer does have a high level of medical expertise.
As usual, Xu Chunfu left time for the doctors to communicate. After all, communication was also the purpose of this conference. Not only that, he also personally came to the stage to communicate with everyone. When everyone's enthusiasm subsided, he introduced the next person.
"Shexian Fang Youzhi may be well-known to many people as a famous typhoid fever expert. He is famous not only for his superb medical skills, but also for his courage to do things that no one before him has done, which our generation would not dare to think of."
"Through studying "Treatise on Febrile Diseases", Bank of China believes that due to its long history, especially the wars in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, the compilation of Febrile Diseases has been lost and messed up, and the original appearance of Zhongjing's "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" has long since been lost."
"Even the editions compiled and edited by Wang Shuhe and doctors of the Tang Dynasty have changes in the order. The doctors may ignore it as an incomplete book, or they may follow the mistakes of Wang Shuhe and other editions."
"As we all know, the status of "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" has been rising day by day since the Tang and Song Dynasties. I don't know who else dares to question it like BOC. Some people may think that BOC has blasphemed the sages, but I respect him for daring to think and think."
"Today's people, many quack doctors don't differentiate and treat, they only apply rotely, and they don't know how many innocent lives have been harmed. What's more, they are ignorant and conservative, and regard the medical books of the sages as their standards, without daring to question at all. Don't you know that sometimes manpower is exhausted, and mistakes will be made.
It’s inevitable.”
"I have never believed in any born sages, and there are no born-knowing people in my medical community. In recent years, doctors have increasingly praised Zhongjing's theory, and many people regard him as a medical sage, and many more
Just call me the sage of medicine."
"But where did Zhang Zhongjing's status as a saint come from? As far as I know, Zhongjing was not well-known before the Song Dynasty. There are many people here who have done special research. Everyone can talk about it and share it. Bank of China, Jianzhai,
You are all from the Fang family, so take the lead!"
Xu Chunfu said and finally named Fang Youzhi and Li Zhi directly.
The two of them gave in to each other, but in the end Fang Youzhi took the lead. He apologized first: "I'm ashamed, brother Jianzhai has been publishing for several years, and I haven't finished the first draft yet. I really don't dare to call him a Fang family."<
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"No, I'm just giving an introductory explanation, but you, Zhongxing, are opening up a new direction for typhoid fever research. Those who discuss typhoid fever in the future will inevitably inevitably avoid Zhongxing's theory." Li Zhen said quickly.
Fang Youzhi smiled bitterly and said: "Brother Jianzhai, you are too humble. I have never seen a better introductory book than "Introduction to Medicine". Everyone who studies medicine in future generations must read this book."
At this point, Fang Youzhi stopped being modest and started to get down to business: "I have been studying Zhongjing for nearly twenty years, but I have found that the more time goes by, the more difficult it is to find Zhongjing. There are no historical records and no medical books. According to legend, Wang Shuhe was
A disciple of Zhang Zhongjing later compiled "Treatise on Febrile Diseases", which is the original source of the version seen today."
"Since the Li and Tang Dynasties, imperial medical examinations have mostly tested typhoid fever. At that time, typhoid fever was famous, but Zhongjing was unknown. Yes, both the Tang and Song Dynasties paid attention to typhoid fever and no one cared about Zhongjing."
When Fang Youzhi said this, all the doctors couldn't help but start talking, and they were very curious about whether the book was popular or not. They were all discussing the advantages and disadvantages of the former and the latter.
"Actually, what we use are prescriptions for typhoid fever and thoughts on typhoid fever. There is no need to care about the author, right?"
"Why don't you care? If you don't know the environment the doctor was in at that time, how can you understand why this prescription should be used and why this prescription should be used?"
"We don't know the author of "Nei Jing", "Difficult Classic", and "Compendium of Materia Medica", so why don't we still use them well?"
"Those are all done by saints, how could you not know?"
"It's just a pretext, everyone knows it."
"Actually, I also think it is better to focus on the content of books. This can be seen from the medical achievements of the Tang and Song Dynasties."
"In medicine, we don't follow the stereotype that 'literature must be as good as the Qin and Han Dynasties, and poetry must be as good as the Tang Dynasty'. Today's medicine is not necessarily worse than that of the Tang and Song Dynasties. Even if it is compared with the Jin and Yuan Dynasties, we are still capable of fighting."
……
When everyone was almost finished discussing, Fang Youzhi continued: "The discussion just now was very intense, so I won't talk about it anymore. Let's get back to the topic and continue talking about Zhong Jing's road to becoming a saint."
"As far as I know, the first person who clearly proposed that Zhong Jingnai healed Central Asian saints was Liu Hejian, who was Liu Wansu, the leader of the four great masters of the Jin and Yuan Dynasties. But even in the Jin and Yuan Dynasties, Liu Hejian continued
The consistent understanding among doctors in the Tang and Song dynasties was based on their admiration for typhoid fever."
Speaking of this, Fang Youzhi said to Li Zhi: "Brother Jianzhai, I don't know if what I said is correct or not. If there are any shortcomings, could you please add something?"
"The theory of Yasheng was indeed initiated by Liu Hejian. Bank of China said it very well. Please continue." Li Zheng affirmed with a smile.
"Brother Jianzhai, I have a question. There is something in Brother Guan's book: Is there any explanation for being called a medical sage in later generations?" Fang Youzhi thought for a while and asked the doubt in his mind.
Li Ting nodded and replied: "The first time our dynasty honored Zhongjing as a medical sage was in Li Lian's "History of Medicine", and the first time we honored Zhang Zhongjing as a medical sage was a doctor here."
Before he finished speaking, everyone started talking. They didn't feel it before because they didn't know that the name of Zhang Zhongjing, the Medical Sage and the Yasheng, had such twists and turns. Now they know that the person who initiated it can be said to be the first of his generation, the real first person!
Just when everyone was guessing who it was, Zhang Jiebin, who had been watching, suddenly exclaimed: "Uncle Xu, it turns out that you are the real admirer of Zhang Zhongjing!"
"When I heard you say it earlier, I thought you were questioning Zhong Jing's theory!"
Interrupted by Zhang Jiebin, all the doctors looked at Xu Chunfu, not expecting that he would be the first to advocate Zhang Zhongjing as a medical sage.
Xu Chunfu said with a smile: "Love means deep responsibility, but I just don't advocate blindness!"
Li Zhen also smiled and said: "It is precisely because Ru Yuan said twenty years ago that 'future generations will rely on him as a medical sage'. I continue to use it in "Introduction to Medicine", but changed it to 'posterity will be called a medical sage'."<
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Fang Youzhi and others suddenly realized that the source of everything was still Xu Chunfu.
This chapter has been completed!