Mr. Mingshan Fu is a native of Yangqu, Shanxi. Fu Shan was brilliant as a child. When he was reading, he scanned ten lines and could recite them at a glance. At the age of fourteen, Governor Wen Taiqing chose him to go to school. Yuan Jixian valued him at first sight and often encouraged him with morality and knowledge. Fu Shan is more diligent and studies hard behind closed doors. In the year of Chongzhen Bingzi, Yuan Jixian was framed and slandered by Zhang, a direct messenger, and sent to prison. Fu Shan traveled thousands of miles on foot to Beijing to defend his grievances. Zhang was furious and looked for Fu Shan everywhere. Fu Shan was in rags, hiding everywhere. He suffered many setbacks, but he didn't back down. In the end, Yuan Jixian's grievances were revealed to the world. At that time, Fu Shan's reputation for fighting righteousness spread all over the world. Later, Yuan Jixian went to the south to be an official and called Fu Shan several times, but Fu Shan didn't go at last. ?

After the establishment of the Qing Dynasty, the court escorted Yuan Jixian from Jiujiang to the north, and Fu Shan sneaked into the capital to quietly serve Yuan Jixian's daily life. Yuan Jixian was killed, and Fu Shan collected the remains and returned to his hometown. ?

Fu Shan was especially filial, and his father Fu Zhimo was seriously ill. He knelt before the idol from morning till night, willing to take his father's place. Ten days later, when my father recovered from his illness, people said it was Fu Shan's filial piety. He took good care of his younger brothers, who took more than half of the inheritance left by their ancestors, and he never complained in his life. After his brother died, he raised his brother's orphans better than his own children. Fu Shan was only 27 when he lost his wife, and his son Fu Meinian was only 5 years old. He vowed never to remarry. ?

Since Li Zicheng captured the capital and Emperor Zhuang Liedi of the Ming Dynasty was martyred (referring to the demise of the Ming Dynasty), Fu Shan cut off the idea of seeking fame, abandoned the Tsing Yi worn by literati and put on a yellow hat (pointing out that he was a Taoist). Wearing sandals, he often hovers between pacification and seven points, leaving traces of pen and ink everywhere he goes. He is good at writing poems and essays, and is good at China's ancient poems and chapters. He learned the essence of Wang Xizhi and Wang Xianzhi through calligraphy. He read ancient and modern classics, and the articles of hundreds of philosophers are profound and widely known. He is also proficient in medical skills, and people who seek medical treatment at home are often all over the house. He treats everyone equally, regardless of status. His family used to be rich, but now it is getting poorer and poorer, but he is happy and calm. Houses, fields and houses are mostly occupied by villains by improper means, and he doesn't care. ?

In the Wuwu year of Kangxi, the emperor issued a letter to hold an examination on erudition and macro-speech, and the courtiers wrote to recommend Fu Shan, but Fu Shan resolutely refused on the grounds of old age and illness. However, the authorities forced him to go to Beijing to take the exam. On the way, Fu Shan said that his leg was sick and he couldn't walk, so he let others carry him to Beijing in a sedan chair. When he arrived in Beijing, he lay in a hotel and didn't try. The princes, ministers and wise men of the Manchu and Han nationalities, down to ordinary people, do not admire Fu Shan's moral character. People who ask for audience are crowded at his door, and his son Zi Mei often has no time to send someone to meet them. Fu Shan just leaned back in bed and said, "(I) am too weak to salute." So many dignitaries respect Fu Shan and don't blame him. ?

In March of the following year, the court remembered his old age, made him a cabinet minister, and urged local officials to express their condolences to him, so that Fu Shan could return to his hometown. After returning to his hometown, he is quieter and more indifferent. He is willing to live in a remote mountain village and no longer enter the town government. In this way, more and more people respect his reputation, and they all visit him everywhere, hoping to have the honor to meet him. Six years later, Fu Shan died and thousands of people came to attend the funeral. ?

I said, Mr. Fu Shan is probably the kind of person who sticks to morality and lives in seclusion. As for the feud of delaying bosom friends for righteousness, he likes each other better than those teachers and friends in the world. Once he is in trouble, he will abandon him, but he will not rescue him. Indifference is like too many people who don't know. Mr Fu Shan is worthy of the title of saint! ?

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Legendary Fu Qingzhu takes Fu Qingzhu's legendary and bumpy life course as the main story line, and his concern for the country and people, family friendship and humanistic feelings as the keynote. It not only shows his achievements in medicine (especially gynecology) and noble medical ethics, but also takes into account his achievements as a writer, thinker and painter, showing his unruly and detached personality.

Fu Qingzhu spent a happy time in the "Rainbow Nest" cabin when he was a teenager. His beautiful marriage with his wife, Jing Jun, and the deep pain of losing his beloved wife have experienced the ups and downs of fate. After that, Fu Qingzhu studied in Li San College. When his teacher was framed, he led all the scholars to "plead guilty" and showed chivalry and courage. After the overthrow of the Ming Dynasty, he threw himself into the anti-Qing struggle without hesitation, and wrote chapters such as "Biography of His Son" to eulogize the anti-Qing righteous. Since then, he has withstood the prison sentence of "Taoist case of Zhu Yi", and in his later years, he refused Kangxi Emperor's "erudition and literary talent" exam and was awarded the official title, which made a thrilling journey. This book describes the legendary experience of Fu Qingzhu's life.

Fu Qingzhu pays attention to affection, love and friendship. This book pays close attention to his feelings with his parents, brothers, sons, nephews and grandchildren, and his lifelong love for his wife Jing Jun. It also shows the deep friendship with classmates such as Dai Tingyi and Xue, the legendary fate with Wei Yiqian, and the friendly exchanges with scholars such as Gu.

Fu Qingzhu is a thinker, physician, writer and painter, and his medical achievements are especially praised by the public. This book gives a comprehensive introduction to Fu Qingzhu's bumpy life experience, and at the same time shows his medical achievements and ethics.

There are always different opinions about why Fu Qingzhu studied medicine, how he studied medicine, how his medical books were written and how they were handed down, leaving many historical mysteries. Based on the literature, this book gives full play to the imagination allowed by the novel genre, and gives a vivid description of Fu Qingzhu's medical experience and the writing and circulation of medical books.

Fu Qingzhu's gynecology is the most famous medical work in Fu Qingzhu. This book introduces the main contents of gynecology in Fu Qingzhu, such as leucorrhea, metrorrhagia, menstruation, seeds, pregnancy and postpartum. , combined with specific cases, as far as possible to reflect the characteristics of Fu Qingzhu's syndrome differentiation and treatment. In the diagnosis and treatment, Fu Qingzhu pays attention to patients' emotional adjustment, which is reflected in the chapter of "Clever Treatment of Liwa" in this book. This book integrates Fu Qingzhu's medical story into his life legend, which not only makes people understand Fu Qingzhu's medical achievements, but also hopes to play a certain role in popularizing Chinese medicine knowledge.

This book also introduces Fu Qingzhu's health-preserving thoughts in combination with the health-preserving thoughts in Huangdi Neijing. Fu Qingzhu himself, after experiencing the hardships of life, can always strive for self-improvement and rise from deep pain, which is also quite enlightening today.