Ping Imperial Physician Wang Uncle and why it is struggling to fight.
We should pay attention to it early and not let history be tarnished.
Wang Shuhe, formerly known as Wang Xi (王熙), courtesy name Shuhe (王熙), was born in Gaoping, a famous physician of the Western Jin Dynasty in the fifteenth year of Jian'an (i.e., 210 AD), who "learned the history of the Scriptures and understood the way of cultivation" during his lifetime.
He immersed himself in the study of medicine, paid attention to practice, and adopted the theory of the masses, devoted himself to medical works, and finally wrote China's first monograph on pulse science, "Uncle Wang and the Pulse Sutra". The book records the location and method of diagnosing pulses, describes 24 kinds of pulses and their main diseases in detail, and elaborates on various pathological changes according to the internal organs and six internal organs, yin and yang camp guards, and also elaborates on women's and pediatric diseases.
"Uncle Wang and the Pulse Sutra" is not only a pioneering work in the development of China's medicine, but also plays a positive role in the development of world medicine. Wang Shuhe also compiled the "Treatise on Typhoid Fever" and the "Outline of the Golden Plateau" that were lost due to the war into a volume, and we can now see that these two medical masterpieces are inseparable from his credit. In addition, he has also written books such as "Pulse Recipe", "Pulse Gift", "Pulse Recipe Essentials", "Children's Chakra" and so on---
Uncle Wang he is a master of medical skills, a noble medical ethic, helping the poor and the needy, treating the people with difficult and complicated diseases, and there are still many stories circulating in Gaoping.
