Fang Jun looked at the large pile of manuscripts handed to him by Sun Simiao, feeling a little strange.
Sun Simiao smiled slightly, sat back opposite Fang Jun, and said: "Although Erlang has never studied medicine, he is proficient in medical theory and is much better than many quack doctors in the world. These are the various prescriptions that the old Taoist has collected from all over the world during his years of practicing medicine. Some of them are common."
There are general prescriptions for regulating qi and blood, as well as secret recipes for treating typhoid fever, which have been compiled and summarized, and additions and deletions have been made based on decades of experience in practicing medicine.”
Fang Jun listened, lowered his head to read the manuscript, and saw that on the title page of the simply bound manuscript were several elegant and neat small regular script fonts, which read the words "Essential Prescriptions for Emergencies".
"Essential Prescriptions for Emergencies"?
Fang Jun was a little confused. Isn't this the "A Thousand Gold Prescription" that has been famous for centuries and is famous in history?!
Sun Simiao was holding a tea cup, with a dull expression on his pale face, as if he didn't know what kind of historical status this book he compiled, a collection of ancient and modern medicinal prescriptions, would have. He said in a clear voice: "At the end of the Sui Dynasty, the world was in chaos. Thirty-six
The road rebelled against the king, and the seventy-two roads were filled with smoke and dust. The Central Plains was devastated, all industries were ruined, and the people were displaced to the end of the world... As a result, the medical science was in decline and unable to recover. Since His Majesty ascended the throne, although he ordered each state to set up medical clinics, it is difficult to counteract the long-term disadvantages of medical skills.
, many states and counties are just false stories, and not many famous doctors have participated in it to benefit the people. The world has been in turmoil for many years, and the prescriptions and herbal medicines are so numerous that it is difficult to find them in a hurry. Most country doctors are helpless in the face of diseases, and I don’t know how many instinctive rescues have resulted.
His life was passing away before his eyes. The old Taoist felt something in his heart, so he collected many scriptures, cut out the redundant ones, and combined his personal experience to compile this book. Human life is the most important, more valuable than a thousand pieces of gold. If one can help it, the virtue is greater than
Therefore, this prescription book is named after Qianjin. All the diagnosis and treatment methods, acupuncture methods, and even the guidance and health-preserving techniques are all thoroughly understood. I only hope that one day they can be spread throughout the states and counties of the Tang Dynasty, so that the world can face them.
When you are sick, you can calmly search for the right medicine to benefit the world."
Fang Jun was amazed in his heart.
Any great person who can be famous throughout the ages must have reached the pinnacle of achievement in a certain aspect. This is absolutely not a fluke. And Sun Simiao was honored as the "King of Medicine" by later generations because of this "A Thousand Gold Prescriptions", which he spent his whole life on.
It has established its status as one of the most influential in Chinese medicine.
However, the starting point of this book is not to "be famous throughout the ages", but "to allow the world to calmly search for the right medicine when facing illness and benefit the world"...
The simpler the purpose, the more great it is often unintentionally created.
Persistent pursuit by any means will lead to unsatisfactory results.
Sun Simiao and His Majesty Li Er are practical examples of this.
Sun Simiao, who cherished the hearts of the world and helped the world, eventually became famous throughout history and became a towering mountain-like existence in the medical field; His Majesty Li Er tirelessly pursued the reputation of "one emperor through the ages" and tried to surpass the Qin Emperor and Han Dynasty by conquering Goguryeo, but in the end he fell into disgrace.
Returned and died in depression...
Destiny is so wonderful sometimes.
Fang Jun took a breath, put the manuscript gently on the table, regarded it as a treasure, and sighed: "As soon as this book is published, famous doctors will come out in large numbers all over the world, and all people will be blessed!"
Even if you are a quack doctor, as long as you have this book in hand and search according to the prescription, most diseases can be cured.
Sun Simiao shook his head and laughed: "Erlang thinks medicine is child's play?"
Fang Jun was puzzled.
Sun Simiao said: "Anyone who wants to be a great doctor must be familiar with Suwen, A and B, Huangdi's Acupuncture Meridian, Mingtang Liuzhu, Twelve Meridians, Three Steps and Nine Aspects, internal organs, external and internal acupoints, and herbal medicine pairs. They still need to be familiar with and memorize them.
Zhang Zhongjing, Wang Shuhe, Ruan Henan, Fan Dongyang, etc. must be proficient in the prescriptions of the yin and yang fortunes, the fortune-telling of various schools, the Five Signs of Zhuogui, and the Liuren of the Zhouyi. In this way, one can become a great doctor. Otherwise,
It's like wandering at night without sight, and you will die if you move. If you are familiar with this prescription, if you can think about the wonderful principles and study carefully, you can say that you have entered the medical field. But if it only stops here, it is far from enough. You still need to read a lot of books.
If you don't read the Five Classics, you won't know the way of benevolence and righteousness; if you don't read the Three Histories, you won't know the past and present; if you don't read the Masters, you won't be able to understand things silently; if you don't read the Nei Jing, you won't know the compassion and joy.
The virtue of equanimity; if you don't read Zhuang Lao, and you can't let the real body move, you will be restrained in good and bad luck, and will be born out of contact. As for the Five Elements Xiuwang, Qiyao Astronomy, and you need to explore the truth, if you can learn it, you will have no stagnation in the way of medicine.
No matter what, it’s perfect..."
Fang Jun secretly thought, this is the best principle in the world, so why should it be included in the medical field?
The road to the road is simple, but there are countless thorns and obstacles on the road leading to the road. Only by overcoming the thorns and going forward bravely, expending hard work and sharpening one's body, can one attain the road and become famous forever.
Success is never a fluke...
Fang Jun nodded and accepted the instruction, saying: "The Taoist priest has the heart to help the world, how can the juniors turn a blind eye? What I didn't say is that when this medical skill is completed, the juniors will be responsible for publishing it all over the world and benefiting the world, so that the Taoist priest's merits will be remembered for thousands of years.
The name still shines brightly in China and benefits all nations."
Once "Thousands of Gold Prescriptions" was published, it was not just the people of the Tang Dynasty who benefited. By then, this medical skill would surely spread all over the world. All people in the world, regardless of Hua Di, Chinese or foreign, could benefit from it countless times...
"God loves the world", how can it compare to the great love contained in one of Sun Simiao's medical skills?
There is no doubt that as soon as this book was published, Sun Simiao became the king of medicines and the god of medicine!
Sun Simiao originally wanted to ask Fang Jun to help publish this book. After all, as one of the few wealthy people in the Tang Dynasty, he also controlled the largest new bamboo paper workshop in the Tang Dynasty, and he was the master of movable type printing. There was really no one more suitable than Fang Jun.
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But Fang Jun agreed so readily that Sun Simiao had some doubts...
"I heard that Erlang and Sinong Temple jointly compiled a book on agriculture that will be published. Your Majesty also collaborated with famous Confucian scholars from all over the world to compile a "Dictionary". As expected, it will be published all over the world. The poor Taoist knows that Erlang is rich, but if he continues
Including this thousand gold prescription, it means publishing three books in a row...it must be difficult, right?"
These books are of great significance and are destined to be impossible to publish at a high price. It is considered good if the cost will be recovered, but they must not be used for profit, otherwise the public opinion in the world will be extremely detrimental to Fang Jun.
A gentleman does not talk about profit. Although it is just a hypocritical statement, it may become Guigao in the hearts of scholars all over the world...
A "Farming Book" that teaches farming times, a "Qianjin Prescription" that saves lives and heals the wounded, and a "Dictionary" that can enlighten naughty children and can be cited as a classic. Anyone who goes against the trend and makes a profit will be recognized by the world's scholars.
If you are sprayed to death, even if you don't die, you will be infamy for thousands of years...
But to publish three books all over the country, what kind of financial resources and manpower would it take?
This is Fang Jun. If it were anyone else, he would not even dare to say such big words...
Fang Jun chuckled and said confidently: "The Taoist Master is a noble person. He has his own difficulties, but he disdains the alternative way. The junior is just a stick. To achieve the goal, you can use any means. Therefore, in the eyes of the Taoist Master, there are many difficulties.
If you do this to the younger generation, it will be effortless and as easy as flipping a finger."
Sun Simiao laughed angrily and glared at Fang Jun angrily: "You publish three books in a row, how dare you say it's effortless? Even if you are as rich as any country, do you know how big the Tang Dynasty is and how many people there are? Since it publishes all over the world,
, of course, all states and counties cannot fall behind. Prosperity such as Beijing and Zhao Huaiyang must be published, and poverty such as Ganliang Qimin must be published. Even because of its poverty and desolation, the distribution intensity is even greater than that of Guanzhong. Do you know how much it will cost?
Human and financial resources?”
The poorer the place, the more books such as "Agricultural Books" and "A Thousand Gold Prescriptions" are needed to benefit the people. However, it is difficult to publish them. The sweet and cool places are still better. Although the sparsely populated areas are desolate, after all, the roads are accessible, but Qi
The land of Min is densely covered with mountains and rivers, and the people are scattered and impoverished. How difficult is it to publish books into the hands of the people?
This guy actually downplayed it and looked calm. Could it be that he was perfunctory with me? The so-called publication of the world was just for a reputation...
Fang Jun looked at Sun Simiao's suspicious eyes and said with a smile: "There are specialties in medicine. When it comes to medical skills, all over the world, throughout the ages, Taoist priests have made extraordinary achievements. But when it comes to the way of merchants, it is not just the juniors."
If you know how to be self-respecting, even if Tao Zhu is resurrected or Zigong is reincarnated, the younger generation will not hesitate to make more concessions."
Sun Simiao frowned, shook his head and said: "Erlang's way of making money has been heard by old Taoists. He is worthy of the title of 'God of Wealth'. But publishing books is not the way of a businessman. Is it possible that you can get too much help from it?"
Rich?"
Speaking of this, Sun Simiao glanced at Fang Jun and said meaningfully: "Even if you are willing to put all your wealth into it, I'm afraid what you will get is not world-famous reputation, but troubles for your elbows and armpits..."