Cui Gongrang, a national-level famous old Chinese medicine doctor, the second and fourth batch of national famous old Chinese medicine practitioners to inherit the apprentice instructor, the first batch of famous Chinese medicine doctors in the country, and the national experts with outstanding contributions, enjoy the special allowance of the State Council.
In 1938, Cui Gongrang was born in Yuncheng, Henan Province, lost his father when he was a child, and relied on the small clinic opened by his mother to make a living. Cui Gongrang grew up in the clinic, and after he became sensible, he helped his mother grab medicines, copy prescriptions, and slowly learned about the sexual taste and efficacy of many Chinese medicines.
Seeing that he was good at learning and diligent, his mother deliberately trained him to learn Chinese medicine, which not only taught him a lot of basic knowledge of Chinese medicine, but also made him recite the "Three Character Classics of Medicine", "Medicinal Properties" and "Tangtou Song Recipe" Chinese medicine introductory classics, and gradually laid a good foundation for Chinese medicine.
However, due to the large number of people in the family, it is difficult to maintain it with a small clinic alone. As the eldest son, he couldn't bear the heavy burden of his mother, so after finishing junior high school, he voluntarily dropped out of school and went out to work. At the age of 17, he worked as a Chinese teacher in a primary school in Yuncheng to support his family.
A year later, the family's finances improved slightly, so his mother persuaded him to continue his education. However, after finishing his second year of high school, he was forced to drop out of school again and work as a Chinese teacher at a primary school in Zhengzhou.
Seeing that his ideal of studying medicine was gradually drifting away, Cui Gongrang was very painful. However, in July 1959, his fortunes took a turn for the worse. Henan College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (now Henan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), which is separated from the primary school, was successfully admitted to the school's Chinese medicine apprenticeship class because of his good foundation in traditional Chinese medicine, and has officially embarked on the road of traditional Chinese medicine.
Cui Gongrang cherished the hard-won learning opportunity, studied extremely hard, and had a good foundation, and soon stood out among many students. After graduating, due to his excellent grades, he was able to stay on to teach and engage in clinical work in the affiliated hospital.
Since 1963, he has mainly focused on peripheral vascular diseases as the main research object, formed his own unique traditional Chinese medicine ideas and treatment methods, and has made great achievements and has great influence at home and abroad.
He is the author of many books, such as "Prolapse", "Peripheral Vascular Disease of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine", "Arteriosclerosis Occlusive Disease", "Ischemic Limb Pain and Analgesia", "Peripheral Venous Disease", "Immune Vascular Disease", "Modern Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Vascular Surgery" and many other works.
Cui Lao is not only a well-known Chinese medicine master, but also a practitioner who is well versed in the way of health preservation. Now in his eighties, he is still physically strong and has an astonishing quick mind.
Cui Lao's longevity is not accidental, but stems from his years of in-depth research and practice of traditional Chinese medicine health preservation. He knows that health preservation is not only the maintenance of the body, but also the cultivation of the soul. Therefore, the health regimen he advocates is not only the regularity of diet and daily life and the moderation of exercise, but also the peace of mind and spiritual enrichment.
Despite his advanced age, Cui Lao did not stop. He still insists on visiting the clinic to treat patients. His hands, the hands that have healed countless people, are still warm and powerful. His eyes, those eyes full of wisdom and compassion, were still as bright as a torch.
Cui Lao's quality of life is also high beyond the reach of many young people. He devotes himself to his work every day, and in his spare time, he reads, drinks tea, and exchanges ideas with friends. His life is full of interest and taste, and everything seems so delicate and meaningful.
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