Section Two Hundred and Thirty-six Conditions and Promises
Liu De personally led the people to the camp gate. From a distance, Liu De saw a gray-haired old man standing at the door with the support of several men.
Liu De then immediately stepped forward to greet him and said: "I dare to ask, but can I ask in person?"
The person opposite seemed a little surprised and was stunned for a while. Then, the old man bowed and responded: "I don't dare to be a courtesy to His Highness..."
At this time, Shi Rang, who was behind Liu De, came out to pay homage: "Disciple Rang pays homage to my mentor!" Then he kowtowed three times.
"Elder Cang Gong, I have always respected you, so it is natural that you deserve it..." Liu De nodded and said, "Please come in and have a chat..."
So, Liu De invited Chun Yuyi and his party to his living room, and respectfully invited them to take a seat with the courtesy of a minister.
After everyone knelt down and sat down, Liu De ordered someone to serve the wine, then he raised the bottle and said in respect: "Young man, I can meet Lord Cang today, so I feel relieved for my life, and I respect the elders!" Then he drank the wine from the bottle.
Chunyu Yi quickly bowed and said: "Your Highness has treated me so kindly, I am so grateful!" Then he drank a full bottle of wine. Then he asked: "I don't know if Your Highness ordered someone to summon me, but is there anything I need to do for you?"
Liu De smiled.
He took out a silk book from his arms and ordered someone to pass it to Chunyu Yi. He cupped his hands and said, "I really want to ask Mr. Cang for help..."
"This silk book is a book written by a doctor named Zhongjing that I accidentally compiled from a scroll of the Warring States Period. Unfortunately, it is old and dilapidated. Only the preface and a few unclear prescription names remain.
, The prologue of Xiaozi’s view is that he is a great doctor. However, all the names of dialectical methods and prescriptions have been lost, and my talent is sparse and my knowledge is shallow. If I don’t understand it, please help me clear up my doubts!”
Chunyu Yi took the silk book, feeling a little disdainful at first.
Who can be more powerful than his mentor Bian Que?
However, after just glancing at the first few sentences of the preface, Chun Yuyi was immediately shocked.
"Every time I saw people from Yue entering Guo's clinic..." I couldn't take it in anymore. The whole preface was only over a thousand words. But Chunyu Yi read it over and over again, feeling like he was being transported from the inside out.
, all received a baptism.
"This is the real doctor..." Chunyu Yi sighed with emotion. Compared with this doctor named Zhongjing, he was completely defeated in terms of knowledge, morality, and knowledge. Looking down again, he only saw
I came across a few names that seemed to be party names.
"Guizhi soup? Ephedra soup? Liuwei Dihuang soup?"
"what are these?"
"Where are the sixteen volumes of the Dialectics of Typhoid Fever that we agreed on?"
When Liu De heard this, he stood up and bowed his head and said: "These are the last three complete prescription names that I can find that can be read in handwriting. The others including dialectics, medications and cases are all lost..."
"I can only vaguely see some vague descriptions of 'Shaoyin disease...' 'Taiyang disease...' and 'Relief and sweating' from the incomplete and decaying bamboo pieces!"
Chunyu Yi couldn't help being extremely disappointed after hearing this, and sighed sadly: "If this medical book can be preserved, the veteran asserts that it will be a must-read book for doctors in the world. It's a pity, it's a pity..."
Chunyu Yi didn't doubt anything.
Because the wars at the end of Qin Dynasty destroyed too many classics.
Not to mention mere medical books, only fragments of "Book of Records" and "Book of Songs" are left. Most of Han Feizi's and Shang Jun's treatises have also been lost.
It is a blessing to have only a few fragments of Mr. Zhongjing's medical skills left behind. Chun Yuyi even felt that maybe this book was too powerful, so God deliberately left only such fragments.
"I wonder if Cang Gong can restore these three prescriptions for me?" Liu De bowed his hand.
Chunyu Yi thought for a while and said: "I can't guarantee it, I can only say that I will try my best..."
He took the silk book Liu De gave him, read it carefully, and said: "Based on what the doctor named Zhongjing said in the preface, it can be inferred that this person should be King He of Zhou in his early years. He seems to be
Guard..."
"Your Highness, you see, there is a description here of 'The Yu clan has many members, and since the beginning of King He's reign, it has paid two hundred tributes to Yu...'..."
Liu De smiled and nodded. In fact, it was he who changed it...
"Judging from the descriptions of 'Shaoyin Disease' and 'Taiyang Disease' mentioned by His Highness, as well as the pulse diagnosis and dialectics mentioned at the end of the preface and the medical books he refers to, the dialectical method used by this person should be derived from
The dialectics in "Suwen" seems to be broken by explaining the expression?" Chunyu Yi thought about Tao.
This was not a problem for him, as his forefather Bian Que had already proposed the dialectical method of disease classification.
"Please allow me, old minister, to think carefully for a few days..." Chunyu Yi said: "Let's see if we can restore it..."
"Guizhi decoction and ephedra decoction, I can roughly restore them in about a month. As for the six rehmannia decoctions, I can only do my best..." Chunyu thought for a while and said.
Guizhi and ephedra, this seems to be a simple decoction.
For an experienced doctor like Chun Yuyi, if he knows Jun Yao, he only needs to deduce it based on its medicinal properties and pharmacology, and then think about it, and he should be able to get a rough idea.
But the six rehmannia soups were much more complicated, and he was completely unsure.
When Liu De heard this, he was overjoyed. It was a great blessing for Liu De to be able to make Guizhi Decoction and Ephedra Decoction.
If these two medicines are available, at least most colds and colds will no longer be terminal illnesses, and people will no longer need to rely on their own physical constitution to resist them.
Moreover, these two medicines are cheap and cheap medicines.
For example, cinnamon twigs, medicinal materials can be found wherever there are cinnamon trees. It is not too much to say that it is aspirin at this time.
So, Liu Deb said: "I'll leave everything to Mr. Cang!"
Liu De thought for a while and said: "No matter whether Cang Gong can solve these three directions, I would like to ask Cang Gong to stay in Chang'an and teach his disciples!"
"I am willing to spend a large sum of money to start a medical school in Chang'an, use Cangong as a sacrificial wine, and teach medical books and medical methods to young people in the world who are aspiring to medicine!" Liu De said sincerely: "Besides this, I can also ask my father for help.
The five nephews and nephews of Cang Gong's disciples and clans are called Lang Guan!"
When Chunyu Yi heard this, the expression on his face immediately became interesting.
The five sons and nephews of the disciple clan are called Langguan?
This is a huge benefit!
You must know that even the Chehou family can only have one or two disciples and nephews as Lang Guan at most!
He can cute five people. For Cang Gong, this benefit is something he cannot refuse.
At this time, medical ethics and philosophical thought were basically at zero because there was no promotion and dissemination by Zhang Zhongjing, Sun Simiao and others.
Famous doctors like Cang Gong basically don't treat people, and they don't have any compassion for others. They charge money for medical treatment!
In short, if there is no benefit, you will basically not do it.
Therefore, if he wanted Chun Yuyi to show his true skills and sincerely teach others medical skills, Liu De had to offer something he could not refuse.
What is impossible to refuse?
The answer is the future of the disciples’ descendants.
In the Han Dynasty, there was no position with a brighter future than Lang Guan.
Therefore, Chunyu Yi immediately paid homage and said: "Since I have been favored by His Highness, do you dare to die without service?" (To be continued...)
ps: Well, I am not a doctor, let alone a Chinese medicine practitioner, so I had a very difficult time writing this chapter.
But, to be honest, the only famous ancient doctors that I personally respect the most are Zhang Zhongjing and Sun Simiao. No matter how brilliant the other doctors are, they will always be on par with these two, because one of them perfected the dialectical system of traditional Chinese medicine and established a set of
With the scientific dialectical method, another person established Chinese medicine’s own ethics and values.
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