"I tasted Qihuatuo, and the stomach was really cut." God anointed it with anointing it, and it was instantly alive and decayed. Once upon a time, I believe in the present, and there is no taste in the world. Tangtang Yingchuanshi, Cha Pulse Extreme Yuanyuan Xue. This poem by Wang Anshi vividly and vividly writes about a generation of divine doctors Hua Tuo who turned decay into magical superb medical skills.
In the first year (145) of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Hua Tuo was born in Peiguo County, when the situation was turbulent, warlords were fighting, and endless wars not only displaced countless families, but also made the plague prevalent, in such a turbulent environment, Hua Tuo witnessed many relatives and neighbors being killed by various diseases from an early age. So the young Hua Tuo aspired to study medicine and save the world from the torment of illness, Hua Tuo went from many places to finally worship a famous doctor as a teacher, and experienced many years of unremitting learning and his own efforts to learn a good medical skill.
It is said that one day, the little master and disciple suddenly ran over in a panic to say that the master suddenly fell seriously ill, and everyone rushed to the master's side, only to see the master's eyes were tightly closed, the body was stiff, and the life and death were uncertain, and everyone had no master for a while, and they didn't know what to do. Only to see Hua Tuo not hurry up and walk forward, first put his hand on Master's forehead to test his body temperature, and then crouched down to take the pulse for a while, and with his brow furrowed, he suddenly looked at everyone as usual and said: "Master is not seriously ill, and it will get better in a while." After listening to it, everyone talked about it, saying that Hua Tuo was not good at studying medicine, and Master was like this and said that the illness was not serious. At this time, Master slowly sat up, and it turned out that Master was pretending to be ill to test everyone's level of medical study.
Hua Tuo, who passed the master's test, began to travel in all directions, footprints throughout Anhui, Henan, Shandong and other major areas, for the poor people and dignitaries and dignitaries to cure a lot of difficult and complicated diseases, in the late years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, which was heavy in military service and full of wars, Hua Tuo's story was widely circulated, becoming a "Jian'an Three Divine Doctors" with the same name as Dong Feng and Zhang Zhongjing.
Although Hua Tuo's medical skills were highly respected, he still wanted to be an official for Shi from the heart, he first served as a filial piety for Chen Jue, the minister at that time, and later The Tai wei Huang Wanted to accept him as a staff member, but he did not get his wish because of the strife in the era of the crowd chasing deer. In the feudal period of "everything is inferior, only reading is high" and "learning and excellence", the identity of the doctor is not as high as the social status of the official even if he has the attainment, according to the three teachings and nine streams, the status of the doctor is the middle nine streams below the merchants, and it is listed with the feng shui of the arithmetic.
In the process of traveling in all directions, Hua Tuo is also constantly pursuing his career, but unfortunately, although he has always been grumpy about the identity of a doctor, many people still regard him as a holy hand divine doctor, "a scholar who is a scholar, who sees his profession with a doctor, and often regrets himself", and often feels chagrin and discouragement towards Hua Tuo, who cannot be sought by his career. According to the Book of the Later Han Dynasty, Fang Shu LieChuan 72, Hua Tuo "is evil in human nature, rare in his intentions, and ashamed to see his profession with medicine." The depressed Hua Tuo's personality and temper gradually became bad.
Guangling Taishou Chen Deng was Chen Jue's son, and one day he suddenly fell ill, and Chen Jue thought of Hua Tuo, who was his staff, and hurriedly invited him to come and see. Seeing that Chen Deng's chest was suffocating, his face was flushed, and he occasionally vomited and could not eat, Hua Tuo immediately took his pulse, according to the pulse, Chen Deng's income was a rich disease, and the cause was that the body produced a lot of parasites due to eating a lot of uncooked meat. Hua Tuo was drugged according to the disease, and Chen Deng immediately spat out several long worms with vomit after drinking it. But Hua Tuo bluntly said that the parasite caused by raw meat cannot be completely cured, and it will recur after a few years, and the same divine doctor must be present when it recurs.
Although Hua Tuo said this, he did not leave a medicine to relieve his illness, he meant that he hoped that Chen Deng, who was the Taishou of Guangling at that time, would absorb himself as an aide and pinch Chen Deng on the grounds of seeing a doctor at any time. Who expected Chen Deng to not understand Hua Tuo's meaning at all, thinking that this was just a minor illness and had no other indication. Three years later, Chen Deng's old illness recurred, and only then did he think of Hua Tuo's advice that year, and quickly sent someone to find Hua Tuo to see a doctor, but he couldn't find it everywhere, there were medicine boys who said that Hua Tuo went up the mountain to collect medicine, some neighbors said that Hua Tuo went out to play, and Chen Deng, who had no medicine to save, slowly ran out of oil and dried up, and his life was whimpering...
Cao Cao, a generation of tyrants, felt very incredible when he heard the news of Chen Deng's death, and felt the superbness of Hua Tuo's medical skills more and more, and was even more amazed when he heard more rumors of Hua Tuo. At this time, Cao Cao was troubled by headaches, often in pain at night, so Cao Cao sent someone to respectfully invite Hua Tuo over, Hua Tuo through the look and smell of the cut, with silver for Cao Cao's thoracic vertebrae Yu acupuncture acupuncture, a moment of refreshment, pain stopped. Cao Cao was overjoyed, so he left Hua Tuo by his side, and every time he led the army to fight, he took Hua Tuo to travel with the army to ensure his health at all times. But as time went on, Cao Cao's headache attacks became more and more frequent, so Cao Cao told Hua Tuo not to do anything, and must use every means to cure his headache.
At this time, Hua Tuo still wanted to get rid of the inferior status of doctors, and seeing that Cao Cao, who had divided the party and blackmailed the son of heaven to make the princes have a chance, he told Cao Cao that his headache was difficult to cure, and only long-term continuous treatment could delay his life, and then he told Cao Cao that he missed his hometown and hoped to take leave to go home to visit his sick wife. This is the same way as when Chen Deng was treated, explaining to Cao Cao the seriousness of the disease, hoping to treat the disease in exchange for the "progress" of his career. Cao Cao immediately agreed, but did not mention anything about his career.
Later, Cao Cao's headaches continued to flare up, and he was in pain, and he wrote a letter asking Hua Tuo to come and treat him, but whether he wrote a letter or sent someone to please, Hua Tuo, who did not see the official Jinjue, hid from Cao Cao everywhere. However, this time Hua Tuo was going to threaten the wrong person, Cao Cao was not Chen Deng, and the suspicious Cao Cao immediately sent someone to Hua Tuo's hometown to investigate whether his wife was ill as Hua Tuo said, if Hua Tuo's wife was indeed ill, he would extend the vacation, if not, he would take Hua Tuo into custody, and as a result, Hua Tuo, who was still waiting for the official to enter the knighthood, was imprisoned.
After Hua Tuo was taken into custody, Cao Cao's adviser Xun Yu's poor Hua Tuo's medical skills were buried, so he interceded for him, and Cao Cao, who was furious, said contemptuously: "Don't worry, there should be no such rats in the world? A generation of divine doctors actually became rats in Cao Cao's eyes, which shows that Hua Tuo's behavior made Cao Cao scoff. In the thirteenth year of Jian'an (208), the Cao Wei regime unified the north, and it was a good time to gather people's hearts and establish prestige, and Hua Tuo became an example of killing chickens and monkeys. Hua Tuo, who knew that he was bound to die, wrote down what he had learned in a book and wanted to give it to the jailer guarding him, hoping to pass on his medical skills, but the jailer was afraid of causing fire and did not accept it, so Hua Tuo directly burned the book.
After Hua Tuo was executed, although Cao Cao's headache still occurred, he still said, "Tuo can cure this." The little man raises my sickness and wants to respect himself, but I will not kill this son, and I will not cut off this original ear for me in the end. Cao Cao pierced Hua Tuo's careful thinking with a sharp point, which showed that Cao Cao had long seen the purpose of Hua Tuo's sluggish doctor, but unfortunately, a generation of divine doctor Hua Tuo wanted to blackmail Cao Cao and mistakenly killed Qingqing. Hua Tuo's death was due to the prejudice against doctors in that era, so that a highly skilled divine doctor treated diseases to blackmail patients, so as to realize the long-cherished wish of the path to the career, and finally his life disappeared and his lifelong learning was lost, which became an irreplaceable regret in the history of Chinese medicine, which is really touching and regrettable.