Doctors in the late Ming Dynasty

"Why is "Ao's Golden Mirror Record of Typhoid Febrile Diseases" in the volume "Miracles for Preserving Health"? Xue Lizhai, this name is so familiar, I can't remember it for a moment..."

Song Pei asked strangely. He was studying medicine halfway and had limited knowledge of modern doctors. He couldn't remember them at the moment.

Zhang Jiebin was about to show off, but before he could open his mouth, a voice said before him.

"Because Mr. Xue Lizhai accidentally obtained "Ao Shi Han Jin Jing Lu" and included it in order to promote the world."

Zhang Jiebin was very depressed, but what surprised him even more was what came next.

I saw everyone bowing and saluting, saying with great respect: "I have met Senior Brother Ma!"

Zhang Jiebin was stunned and said: "You, you, you actually call this kid your senior brother?"

"I'm a child, what about you?" Ma Shi snorted.

"I'm taller than you." Zhang Jiebin looked at Ma Shi's thin figure and said.

This point is true. Since ancient times, there have been many people who abandoned Confucianism and became doctors. After all, they were influenced by the saying "If you don't have a good appearance, you will become a good doctor". In contrast, there are far fewer people like Zhang Shoufeng and his son who abandoned the military and became doctors.

Although Zhang Jiebin is fourteen years old, no one would regard him as a child if they didn't look at his face. It's different with Ma Shi. The consequence of forgetting to eat and sleep all year round is that he is thin.

"That was because I had an irregular diet and irregular work and rest routine before, but things have improved a lot recently."

Ma Shi is an extremely self-disciplined person. He didn't realize it before. Since last year, he has developed the habit of eating and resting on time. It's just that the time is short and the change is not obvious.

"From now on, you call me senior brother, and I will protect you." Zhang Jiebin loved being a senior brother. Just now he saw how respectful everyone was, and he was very envious. Now he wanted to treat him as a junior brother.

"You? Not worthy!" Ma Shi said lightly.

As soon as the three words came out, Zhang Jiebin's expression changed drastically, and everyone burst into laughter. He didn't know why, but it was boring.

He still remembered what Shanyang King Minghe said that day, respect is earned by ability, not by calling him senior brother.

Zhang Jiebin pulled Zhang Chang slightly and asked quietly: "Why do you all respect him so much? He is so young, only a day old, he shouldn't be!"

Zhang Chang glanced at Ma Shi, who was answering questions for everyone, and spoke to Zhang Jiebin in a low voice.

After listening to this, Zhang Jiebin frowned and thought for a long time. Still puzzled, he said a few words. There was only one Mr. Yang Jizhou behind him, but he had said a lot in the past half month, and there was also Mr. Yang Jizhou behind him.

There are so many masters!

He didn't expect that everyone actually admired him. It was just because he was usually too lively and loved to make fun of others that everyone was submissive and disrespectful.

Just when he was frowning and thinking, Zhang Chang walked back and left him alone.

“Mr.

Zhou Zongyue said: "Senior Brother Ma, can you elaborate on this?"

Ma Shi nodded: "Confucianism has Cheng Zhu Neo-Confucianism, Lu Wang Xinxue. Mr. Xue Lizhai is the king of medicine, Yangming."

"Then who is the doctor Lu Jiuyuan?" Yu Yaori asked.

"Zhang Yuan Yuan, Li Dongyuan's master and disciple." Ma Shi continued: Mr. Xue Lizhai received Li Dongyuan's "Spleen and Stomach Theory", developed the method of warming and tonifying the spleen and stomach, and founded the "Warming and Tonifying School"."

When everyone heard what he said, they immediately understood. Wang Yangming developed Lu Jiuyuan's theory of mind, and Xue Lizhai developed Li Dongyuan's method of warming and nourishing the spleen and stomach. The two of them had similar experiences, and what's more coincidental is that they were born in the same era.

After Wang Yangming, there were the Seven Wang Sects, with Li Zhi carrying the banner. After Xue Lizhai, there was the Wenbu Sect, with Zhang Jingyue, Zhao Xianke and other influential medical masters.

At this time, Zhang Jiebin did not know that many years later, he would abandon Zhu Danxi and follow Xue Lizhai. If he really wanted to choose a Wang Yangming in medicine, it would definitely be Zhang Jiebin in the future. And his influence in medicine is greater than that of Wang Yangming in Confucianism.

The impact is still huge.

"But not many people like Mr. Xue Lizhai nowadays?" Yu Yaori still couldn't believe it.

"Medicine is different from Confucianism. Pre-Qin Confucianism was the prominent science. Where were the doctors at that time? During the dispute between Neo-Confucianism and Psychology in the Song Dynasty, where were the doctors? We doctors started late. We did not make any big breakthroughs until the Jin and Yuan Dynasties after the Han Dynasty."

"It has been fifty years since Mr. Yangming passed away, and the philosophy of mind has become a great phenomenon. But Mr. Xue Lizhai has only passed away for more than ten years, and how can medical ideas produce results in just ten years?"

"Just watch, I, Ma Shi, will be the next Mr. Xue Lizhai."

Ma Shi swore that he was the youngest medical doctor in the Imperial Hospital, but Xue Lizhai was the youngest official. He was a sixteen-year-old medical doctor, which even surpassed Xue Lizhai, after all, Xue Lizhai only became a medical doctor at the age of twenty-one.

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But there is no way Ma Shi could become an official before the age of twenty-three. He went from being a doctor to an official in two years. This is the record set by Xue Lizhai.

"I, Zhang Jiebin, am the next Xue Lizhai."

Zhang Jiebin, who was walking over, happened to hear Ma Shi's last words and threatened.

"Jie Bin, do you know Mr. Xue Lizhai's deeds?" Liu Mengsong asked curiously.

"Otherwise, how do you think I could find "Ao's Golden Mirror Record of Typhoid Fever"?" Zhang Jiebin said with a smile.

"Uh, do you know that Mr. Xue Lizhai is known as the King of Medicine?" Zhang Chang also asked.

"What? How could such a thing happen?" Zhang Jiebin had never heard of it.

"It will happen in the future." Ma Shi said with certainty.

"Oh, it turns out you made it up, but Xue Lizhai is far ahead of his peers, so it's not an exaggeration to call him this." Zhang Jiebin thought for a while and nodded in approval.

Zhang Chang asked: "Tell us quickly about Mr. Xue Lizhai."

Zhang Jiebin glanced at Ma Shi proudly and recounted with great emotion: "It is said that Xue Lizhai was born in a medical family. He entered the Imperial Hospital at the age of eighteen, was promoted to a physician at the age of twenty-one, and was promoted to an official at the age of twenty-three. Later, he became an imperial physician.

Always be the envoy of the hospital."

"Of course, many people can do this, which is not surprising, but he has superb medical skills and is good at treating serious diseases with light medicine, which can achieve the effect of lifting a thousand pounds."

Speaking of this, Zhang Jiebin's face showed admiration: "Use children's urine to relieve emergencies, use Bawei pills to treat thirst, there are thousands of cases, all of which are included in the sixteen categories of Xue's medical book. In fact, he is a medical expert.

A must-have book for your desk."

After Zhang Jiebin finished speaking, he didn't hear anyone's surprise. They asked with some confusion: "Why are you so indifferent?"

"Senior Brother Ma has already said that we are already surprised." Zhang Chang said helplessly.

"Then what do you want me to say?" Zhang Jiebin said depressedly.

"Tell us what we don't know," Yu Yaori said.

Zhang Jiebin said: "Xue Lizhai wrote a book called "Abstract of Internal Medicine". From now on, Dafang Pulmonary Medicine can be referred to as Internal Medicine."

"Dafangmai is well known, why do we need to change its name?" Zhang Chang asked curiously.

"Succinct and concise! Internal medicine, as the name suggests, is the department of internal medicine." Zhang Jiebin explained.

"No, it's hard to say anything else." Zhou Zongyue said.

"Xue Lizhai is our fellow disciple, does this count?" Zhang Jiebin really didn't know what to say. Ma Shi had already said everything, what else should he say?

"It is indeed our senior brother. This is not what we want to hear. Well, earlier you mentioned tongue diagnosis and abdominal diagnosis. Let's talk about abdominal diagnosis."

Yu Yaori thought for a while, nodded in agreement, and remembered Zhang Jiebin's previous abdominal diagnosis, and asked curiously.

"Abdominal diagnosis..." Zhang Jiebin pondered for a moment and said: "As far as I know, the Nei Jing and Difficult Classic mention abdominal diagnosis. Zhang Zhongjing developed abdominal diagnosis and proposed it in Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Miscellaneous Diseases.

Methods of syndrome differentiation and treatment. However, no doctors have specially compiled it, and there is no monograph like tongue diagnosis."

Liu Mengsong asked: "Then why did you mention tongue diagnosis and abdominal diagnosis? There is no monograph, so you mentioned it specifically just for us to study?"

"It's not a bad idea!" Zhang Jiebin said with a smile, and then said with a serious face: "I heard from my teacher that this matter has something to do with Xue Lizhai!"

"Oh?" Everyone became curious, and even Ma Shi put down his book and looked over.

"There is a Chinese medicine doctor in Japan named Yoshida Soki who came to China twice to study in the Ming Dynasty. At that time, Xue Lizhai was in charge of the Taiyuan Hospital. The first time was when he came to China in the 17th year of Jiajing period and studied medicine for two years before returning eastward. He was very eager to learn.

, six years later, that is, thirty years ago, I came to China again and stayed for three years this time."

Zhang Jiebin first briefly introduced the background, and then continued: "Speaking of Japan, medical skills also have merits. This visit even cured the late emperor's disease."

Everyone did not find it strange. After all, famous doctors cannot cure all diseases. Even quack doctors can cure diseases. Zhang Yuansu also cured Liu Wansu, but Zhang Yuansu did not have the position of Zhang Yuansu among the four great masters of Jin and Yuan Dynasties.

Zhang Jiebin said: "As far as I know, in addition to using Japanese empirical prescriptions, Yoshida Soki also used abdominal diagnosis. I think both tongue diagnosis and abdominal diagnosis can improve the accuracy of syndrome differentiation and treatment."

"Is he good at abdominal diagnosis?" Liu Mengsong asked.

Zhang Jiebin shook his head: "No, his specialty is Materia Medica. Because he has a profound knowledge of Materia Medica, he was able to become famous in one fell swoop."

"In addition to reminding you to pay attention to various diagnostic methods, I also point out that my country's medical science has been sluggish in recent years."

"Japan and North Korea, learning from our traditional Chinese medicine, are still able to innovate and create a group of famous doctors. We sit all over the world and fight against the young and the old. If things go on like this, I am afraid that in the future, my descendants will go to other countries to study and seek medical treatment."

Everyone was stunned and didn't understand why he said this.

Zhang Jiebin continued: "North Korea's Jin Limeng compiled "Yifang Leiju", a total of more than 200 volumes, containing more than 50,000 poems on American politics, second only to our country's "Puji Fang"."

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"Miki Tashiro came to my country to study medicine 90 years ago. After returning to China, he vigorously advocated the theories of Li Dongyuan and Zhu Danxi, setting the precedent for the Japanese medical school."

"Saka Jogyun came to my country to study medicine eighty years ago and studied "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases". After returning to China, he widely spread Zhongjing's theory."

"According to Yoshida Munekei, there are now two major schools in the Japanese medical community. One is the later school, founded by Tashiro Miki and his disciples; the other is the ancient school, founded by Saka Jounun and his disciples. There are two schools.

The fierce confrontation contributed to the prosperity of Japanese medicine."

Everyone was stunned when Zhang Jiebin said this. Unexpectedly, medicine in countries such as Korea and Japan was so prosperous, and one of the great masters was an overseas student of the Ming Dynasty.