"Xi Langzhong, don't you just talk about it and brag, right?" Wang Tianhe sneered, "As far as I know, many of these medical books are unique and out of print. I and other imperial doctors have never had the opportunity to see them. Are you from? Where did you see it?”
Xiang Nan smiled.
He inherited all the talents and knowledge of Ji Xiaolan, and Ji Xiaolan was the chief editor of Sikuquanshu, which contains a large number of medical books. Many of them are unique and out of print.
In fact, in the drama "Iron Teeth and Bronze Teeth Ji Xiaolan", Ji Xiaolan once prescribed medicine for He Shen, asking him to take crow and Wuziwan to treat palpitations.
In addition, Prince Jing also collected for him a batch of unique and out-of-print medical books after the Qianlong Dynasty. Therefore, in terms of reading volume of medical books, Xiang Nan far exceeds all the imperial doctors here.
"If you don't believe it, let me memorize the "Wei Ji Treasure Book" for you first." Xiang Nan laughed loudly and said, "Sir, I asked the teacher: What are the differences between carbuncle and carbuncle? How important is it? How light is it? Look at the outside to get the inside, and know the shape. What is the difference between life and death..."
"Weiji Baoshu" was written by layman Dongxuan of the Southern Song Dynasty. It talks about the diagnosis and treatment methods of five diseases: cancer, wheeze, gangrene, malaise and carbuncle.
According to verification, he was the first doctor named after the word "cancer", and he had a relatively accurate description of the shape and characteristics of cancer, which has considerable reference value in both theory and clinical aspects.
It is a pity that this medical book was lost soon after it was written. It was not until the Ming Dynasty, when Zhu Di, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, ordered the compilation of the "Yongle Dadian" that this book was unearthed from the public. However, the "Yongle Dadian" was not published and was rarely circulated, so this "Weiji Treasure Book" has not been circulated.
Later, Emperor Qianlong ordered the compilation of the "Sikuquanshu", and this "Weiji Treasure Book" reappeared. However, "Sikuquanshu" only copied seven parts, and not everyone can read them.
Therefore, although imperial doctors have often heard the name of "Wei Ji Baoshu", they basically know nothing about its content.
Therefore, when they heard Xiang Nan reciting this medical book, many people listened attentively and memorized it in their hearts. Prepare to write it down and pass it on to future generations.
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In the field of folk art, there are people who would rather pay ten ounces of money than pass on the art. The rule of "I would rather give up a piece of gold than a piece of spring" shows that it is really not easy to learn skills from others.
If you don't kowtow to your master, if you don't be sincere, if you don't go through hardships, you won't be able to learn true abilities.
In fact, the same is true in the medical field.
The so-called colleagues are enemies, and no one wants more than one person to compete for their job.
Therefore, for doctors, medical books, medical records, and prescriptions are all very precious things. They pay attention to the application of medicines rather than prescriptions, the inheritance from male to female, and the inheritance from daughter-in-law to son-in-law.
Therefore, if an apprentice wants to learn medicine, he has to do the chores of cutting medicine, drying medicine, identifying medicine, and boiling medicine for more than ten years. Then I learned to read, listen, inquire, and prescribe medicine. I didn’t want to be a monk for twenty or thirty years.
There are very few people in all dynasties who are willing to write down their medical skills in books and publicize them widely. As a result, a large number of medical skills and prescriptions were lost.
For example, ancient Chinese medicine was able to perform anatomical surgeries. The medical techniques of the Sui Dynasty recorded intestinal suturing and blood vessel ligation. In the Tang Dynasty, vasculitis surgeries, hemorrhoid surgeries, etc. were already performed.
During the Five Dynasties period, Yan Luozi's "Endoscopic Diagram" was the earliest known human anatomy diagram, which was born more than 400 years earlier than "Anatomy" by Mondeni, the Italian "anatomy revivalist".
However, as time has passed, most of these medical skills, medical books, and materials have been lost. So far, Chinese medicine practitioners no longer dare to operate.
Precisely because it is difficult to study medicine, when Xiang Nan recited "Wei Ji Bao Shu", the imperial doctors listened attentively and memorized it silently so that they could pass it on to their descendants in the future.
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Wang Tianhe saw Xiang Nan carrying medical books on his back. As soon as he heard it, he knew that it should be genuine. I couldn't help feeling secretly awe-inspiring in my heart, thinking that even though Xilaile looked like a country bumpkin, I didn't expect that he was actually a bit of a professor.
He has actually read all the long-lost medical books such as "Wei Ji Baoshu" and can recite them. It was beyond his expectation.
Seeing his colleagues listening carefully and memorizing silently, Wang Tianhe felt a toothache.
He originally wanted to make Xiang Nan look embarrassed today, but now it has become a stage for him to show off his skills. What a miscalculation!
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"...those who are thirsty are fearless; those who are red in urine and urine, who are thirsty and panting, are fearless; those who are slippery in urine and defecation are evil. A prelude to good and evil." Xiang Nan stopped here when he carried his back.
This is the first volume of "Wei Ji Baoshu", which mainly talks about the diagnostic methods of five diseases: cancer, wheeze, gangrene, malaise and carbuncle.
"Xi Langzhong, why don't you continue carrying it?" Seeing him stop, all the doctors asked quickly.
The methods of diagnosing diseases vary from family to family. The diagnostic methods in "Wei Ji Baoshu" are at best more detailed and not too unusual. The most precious thing is the treatment methods, prescriptions and medical records. If you know it, you can prescribe the right medicine and regain your youth.
"I'm sorry, all the doctors, but I'm not too proud to share my medical book with you." Xiang Nan waved his hand and said with a smile, "It's just that today we are here to discuss medical skills, so we can't forget about business. If you want to hear my endorsement, let's meet again someday. Look for opportunities."
"Xi Langzhong, are you really willing to share it with us?" an imperial doctor said in surprise.
It is the rule of most doctors to give medicines rather than prescriptions, and to pass the disease on to men but not to women. There is no one who is willing to teach it to outsiders.
"That's natural." Xiang Nan nodded and said, "Isn't it the purpose of those who study medicine to save the world and save lives? The more doctors learn more medical skills, the more patients will be cured. This is also my merit!"
"Okay, okay, okay, that's very well said." All the doctors smiled and nodded.
Studying medicine is never-ending. The more you study, the more you will know your own shortcomings.
Even a complacent person like Wang Tianhe covets the magic recipe mastered by Xilaile. After hearing that he was burned to death, I felt a pity. Not to mention other doctors.
They also want to read more medical books and learn more prescriptions. Even if it is not for yourself, you will also accumulate blessings for future generations.
A prescription is worth thousands of gold.
In the TV series "Mansion Gate", the Bai family relied on hundreds of secret recipes to build their family. Master Bai Qi would rather go to jail and die happily than hand over the Bai family's secret recipe.
That's why they were so happy when they heard Xiang Nan say that he was willing to communicate and share with them.
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Seeing that everyone's view of Xiang Nan had changed, from contempt and hostility before to love and admiration, Wang Tianhe couldn't help but feel a toothache and regretted this game.
Seeing this, Lu Zhong hurriedly said, "Everyone, we are all imperial doctors. Asking for medical advice from a country doctor is not asking for humiliation."
He didn't want the imperial doctors to study medicine with Xiang Nan. Wouldn't it make him, a country doctor, even more arrogant?
"Master Lu's words are wrong. Confucius said that when three people walk together, they must have me as their teacher. Confucius never tires of learning, so how can he teach himself to be humble?"
"Yes, being quick and eager to learn, and not being ashamed to ask questions are things that saints advocate. How dare you go against the will of a saint!"
"That's right, Mr. Xi came to Tai Hospital today because he was invited by Dr. Wang. What's the matter, doesn't he think he is willing to humble himself?"
When the doctors saw what he said, they all refuted it.
Seeing that his rude words had caused public outrage, Lu Zhong quickly stood up and apologized, not daring to speak nonsense again.
