Ancient Huizhou is located in the south of Anhui, and the Hui culture born from here is one of the three major local "Xianxue" in China. As an important part of Hui culture, Xin'an medicine still plays a huge role today.
Qimen snake wound therapy is an intangible cultural heritage of Anhui Province. Beginning in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, on the basis of ancestral formulas, through thousands of experiments, after absorbing the snake wound treatment methods of successive generations of Xin'an physicians, and on the basis of ancestral formulas, the "Keemun Snake Medicine" was successfully developed, so that the snake wound technique and the inheritance of snake medicine were carried forward and flourished, and it was famous at home and abroad.
A few days ago, at the invitation of the Hunan Satellite TV's "Every Day Upward" program group, Wang Shengsong, director of the Anhui Qimen Snake Injury Research Institute, and Kong Tianhan, an expert, went to Changsha, Hunan Province, to participate in the recording of a popular science program with the theme of "Strange Fun Research Institute". The program was broadcast at 10:00 p.m. on October 31, "Every Day Upward" "Everyday Fun Institute".
In the program, the magical experts of the Keemun Mystery Research Institute were invited to display live animals and specimens such as snakes on the spot, and conducted on-site scientific experiments to popularize the first aid knowledge of being bitten by poisonous snakes, scorpions, poisonous bees and other bites.
Wang Shengsong, who appeared on camera, is the director of the Qimen Snake Injury Research Institute in Anhui Province, the inheritor of the national intangible heritage Qimen snake wound therapy, and the vice president of the Asian Snake Injury Association
Anhui Qimen Snake Injury Research Institute was established in 1965 with the approval of the Anhui Provincial Government, which is the first public welfare institution in China that integrates "research, treatment and products" approved by the East China Bureau and the Ministry of Health under the support of the main leaders of the East China Bureau and the Ministry of Health at that time, as the Snake Injury Research Center of the Anhui Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences, and is also one of the largest snake injury treatment bases and science popularization units in East China and even Asia, enjoying a high reputation and reputation at home and abroad.
Over the years, the basic research and research results of the institute on venomous snake toxins in southern Anhui have made important contributions to the treatment of snake wounds and the utilization of venomous snake resources in China. The institute has treated more than 100,000 cases of various snake injuries, and the "Keemun snake medicine" developed by the institute has won the 1978 National Science Conference Award and the National Medical and Health Science Conference Scientific and Technological Achievement Award.
The Keemun Snake Injury Research Institute mainly treats patients who have been bitten by poisonous snakes, and has treated more than 100,000 people so far. Not only does it reduce the fatality rate of venomous snake bites, but it also reduces the rate of disability.
The snake's body is a treasure, and the Keemun Snake Wound Institute specializes in the use of snakes and snake venom to treat other diseases
Keemun snake wound treatment has been continuously inherited and developed by more than ten generations, and the unique snake wound (medicine) technique has been formed. It is famous at home and abroad for its unique therapy, high cure rate, and countless rescues. The scope of services radiates to Anhui, Gansu, Zhejiang, Suzhou, Hubei, Lu and other surrounding areas in East China, as far as Xinjiang, Fujian and foreign guests, enjoying a high reputation in the country.
Over the years, through the self-developed snake wound preparation drugs and technologies, combined with the advanced professional and technical experience in China, the Keemun Snake Wound Institute has cured more than 100,000 venomous snake injury patients at home and abroad who have come to seek treatment.
There are many research and development results of Keemun Snake Wound, and any kind of development can benefit all parties
At the same time, the outdoor snake injury (including poisonous snakes and poisonous insect bites) first aid kit developed by Keemun Snake Injury has also become the standard for many field workers, groups and organizations at home and abroad. Among them, the snake insect bite Ning and Qi snake pain tincture developed by the institute are very magical, and the reporter found after personal experience that the itch was unbearable after being bitten by poisonous insects, and it can quickly reduce swelling and itching after rubbing snake insect bite Ning.
This time, the two teachers brought the frightening cobra and five-step snake, as well as the "viper family portrait" and "five poisonous family portrait", which was eye-opening!
Keemun Snake Injury Institute is a practitioner who inherits Xin'an medicine and the culture of Qimen imperial medicine, and is also a characteristic golden signboard of Qimen County, Huangshan City and even Anhui Province.
It is understood that Wang Han, the host of the "Every Day Upward" program, whose hometown is also from SheXian County, Huizhou, once came to Huangshan City to find his roots and ask his ancestors, knew the old ancestor Wang Hua of Yueguo (a native of Shexian County), knew that the surname of Wang in the world was out of Huizhou, and also knew the name culture of the Twelve Wangs in Jiuli. Interestingly, Wang Shengsong, the director of the Keemun Snake Wound Institute, is also surnamed Wang, so he is very kind after meeting.
According to the WeChat introduction of Hunan Satellite TV's "Every Day Upward" program group, this issue of "Every Day Upward" also has the mysterious content of the 24 Solar Terms Research Institute and the Chinese Food Culture Research Institute.
Note: Some of the content and pictures in this article are from the "Every Day Upward" WeChat, thank you very much.
(Wu Yongquan Source: Xin'an Eye China News Network)