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As we all know, in ancient China, the special items and attendants of the royal family were generally titled with the word "御", such as the throne, the imperial meal, the imperial doctor, and so on. With the promulgation of the Edict of Abdication on December 25, 1912 (February 12, 1912 AD), the Qing Dynasty officially collapsed, China's feudal monarchy collapsed, and those "imperial supplies" and "royal personnel" also became history. Time has passed, and there is only one imperial doctor alive at present, and he is the imperial physician of the last emperor Puyi, Ai Xinjue Luo Parrot Peng.
▲Stills of the Qing Dynasty imperial doctor diagnosis and treatment scene
Ai Xin Jue Luo Parro Peng, born in the fifth year of the Republic of China (1916 AD) after the fall of the Qing Dynasty, although he has the ai Xin Jue Luo clan lineage, but he is far from the royal family lineage - his ancestors are the Qing Taizu Ai Xin Jue Luo Nurhaci Sixth Son Tabai. His ancestors were proficient in medicine, and his family had always served the court as an imperial physician, and in addition, they belonged to the same clan, and their loyalty was completely unquestionable, so they were deeply valued by the Qing dynasty royal family.
Through the efforts of generations of members, the family of Parrot Peng was in charge of a large number of precious court medicines. With such a good foundation, Parrot Peng naturally chose to inherit the mantle of his father and learn medical skills to enter the court. As a teenager, he studied medicine with his uncle, Aisin Kyora Shodo. Parrot Peng is highly talented, and his studies are also extremely diligent and diligent, and he has achieved success at a young age. At the same time, thanks to his royal status, Parrot Peng inherited a large number of unique secret recipes from the family, which is the essence of hundreds of years of court physicians, many of which are unknown to outsiders. With the development of the times, a large number of schools in the modern sense appeared during the Republic of China period, and Parrot Peng followed the trend and entered the Harbin School of Traditional Chinese Medicine to study.
▲The former site of the Headquarters of the Japanese Kwantung Army
In such a professional school, Parrot Peng's medical skills have been further improved, and by the time he graduated, he was already a famous doctor with superb medical skills. Logically, Parrot Peng should have been able to make great achievements with his medical skills, but the Japanese invasion once again cast a shadow over his future. In the twenty-first year of the Republic of China (1932 AD), at the behest of the Japanese side, Puyi became the "Kant Emperor" of the puppet Manchukuo, and Parrot Peng was captured by the Japanese and sent to the northeast, becoming Puyi's "imperial doctor of the court" and also the military doctor of the puppet Manchukuo army.
▲Interior view of the puppet Manchukuo Imperial Palace
In 1945, under the strong offensive of the Soviet army, the Japanese Kwantung Army quickly collapsed, and the puppet Manchukuo government and court personnel were basically captured by the Soviet army, including Parrot Peng. Subsequently, the people were sent to the Soviet Union for rehabilitation, and it was not until five years later that they were deported back to China. At this time, New China had been established. Because he had served in puppet Manchukuo, he was imprisoned again in 1951 and spent 28 years in prison until his release in 1979. By this time, Parrot Peng had become a white-haired sixty-year-old man.
▲Puyi's prison sentence scene was restored
However, Parrot Peng did not resent this matter, and with the benevolence of a healer, he resolutely returned to the path of practicing medicine after his release from prison. Because of his superb medical skills, many dying patients came back to life in his hands, and the reputation of Parrot Li Peng grew, and patients from all over the country came to pin their hopes on the only "imperial doctor" in the world. After gaining great prestige, Parrot Peng did not change his original intentions, and he still devoted all his energy to treating patients and researching medicine. Through his lifelong understanding and innovation, he invented many effective treatments.
In the eyes of many people, the secret recipe of the court in the hands of Parrot Peng is a priceless treasure, and many pharmaceutical companies and hospitals have tried their best to buy it even at great expense, but the poor old man has refused all commercial cooperation. In fact, Parrot Li Peng not only did not make a penny with these precious prescriptions, but instead donated all of them to the state free of charge, and helped pharmaceutical factories improve their formulas free of charge, making great contributions to the development of China's traditional Chinese medicine cause, and thousands of patients benefit from Parrot Peng's prescriptions every year. Today, Parrot Peng is a 102-year-old long-lived old man, still maintaining a healthy body and a full mental state. It has to be said that his life is both legendary and admirable.
Resources:
"The First Half of My Life", "Biography of Famous Chinese Doctors, Contemporary Volumes"