A generation of medicine kings ended, was escorted to Chongqing under house arrest, refused to hand over the prescription, and died in prison at the age of 58
At the beginning of the twentieth century, there was a prescription for the people to relieve the suffering of injuries and illnesses, it was Yunnan Baiyao, Yunnan Baiyao was once known as the first national treasure of Chinese medicine, and the founder of Yunnan Baiyao was Qu Huanzhang.
Qu Huanzhang was born into a rural family in Jiangchuan County, Yunnan Province, in that chaotic era, years of famine and plague epidemics. When Qu Huanzhang was ten years old, his parents died of illness one after another, and eventually Qu Huanzhang could only join his family with his sister, and after that, in order to earn a living, he could only learn Chinese medicine with his brother-in-law Yuan Huai. Perhaps some things are predestined, and it is precisely because Qu Huanzhang stepped into the path of medicine that there is Yunnan Baiyao behind.
With the increase of age, Qu Huanzhang also felt that the life under the fence was indeed not what a man should do, not to mention for his sister, so he understood that he had to create a road, so Qu Huanzhang went to pull coolies in exchange for a small reward, but the winter was fine, but in the summer it was really hot, once Qu Huanzhang directly fainted on the ground, but fortunately, Yao Lianjun, a Sichuan Daoist, happened to pass by and rescued Qu Huanzhang, who was in danger, and was able to survive.
Sometimes fate is predestined, and the unexpected encounter with Yao Lianjun became the most important moment in Qu Huanzhang's life, and then Qu Huanzhang visited Yao Lianjun and traveled with the clouds to save lives and help the injured. Along the way, Qu Huanzhang learned from his master with an open heart and became more and more respectful, and Yao Lianjun also taught him everything he had learned and experienced in his life.
Later, Yao Lianjun died, Qu Huanzhang took over the mantle and continued to practice medicine, and at this time, Qu Huanzhang was no longer the Qu Huanzhang of that year, and now Qu Huanzhang not only incorporated Yao Lianjun's taught knowledge into his heart, but also adopted the strengths of a hundred families and wrote a series of works in combination with many parties.
In 1902, kung fu paid off, after decades of hardship, Qu Huanzhang finally developed a unique medicinal effect of wound Medicine, because its color is as white as snow, so it is called "White Medicine", and this is the predecessor of Yunnan Baiyao. After that, Qu Huanzhang became famous around Yunnan with Yunnan Baiyao, and many injured people also came to ask for medicine, and for a time, Yunnan Baiyao became the "Hundred Treasure Dan" of many soldiers.
It is worth mentioning that wu Xuexian, a subordinate of the original Yunnan overseer Tang Jiyao, had a stump leg, and as a result, Qu Huanzhang was cured with Yunnan baiyao, which made Qu Huanzhang directly hired by Tang Jiyao as the director of the Dian Medical Department of Donglu Hospital and a first-class military doctor of the teaching regiment, and called him "National Hand".
Unfortunately, there are unpredictable storms in the sky, and people have bad luck. At that time, senior officials of the Nationalist Army called Qu Huanzhang several times, hoping that he could come to work, and Qu Huanzhang knew his intentions very well, and it was clear that he wanted to seize the prescription of Yunnan Baiyao, Qu Huanzhang was naturally unwilling, but the other party directly dispatched people to come and "please". In this case, Qu Huanzhang knew that this act was more sinister and less auspicious, so he secretly handed over the prescription and production process to his wife.
In 1938, Qu Huanzhang was escorted to Chongqing for no reason, and Qu Huanzhang was also silent, so he was put under house arrest, and it was not long before Qu Huanzhang died in prison at the age of 58.