Qi Bo was the most famous physician in ancient China, and was called "the father of traditional medicine in China" and "the sage of medicine" by the late Buddha. "The Yellow Emperor Century" said: "(The Yellow Emperor) made Zeebe taste a hundred herbs again. Classic medical treatment is salty in this cursive script. " Lin Bu, a medical collator in the Song Dynasty, emphasized in his book "Su Jing Wen Biao in Huang Zhu": "Seeking for the people, loving the people's seclusion, and the deep benevolence of God are also the acme of the emperors of the Yellow Emperor. ..... It was with Qi Bo that he went to the poor world, went to the polar regions, took everything far away, and brought all his bodies close. It is even more difficult to ask each other, and the practice has been blessed from generation to generation, so Lei Gong's Lun was passed down and Neijing was written. "This" Su Wenchuan "is basically a question from the Yellow Emperor. Zeebe answered and explained the medical theory, which shows Zeebe's deep medical attainments. Traditional medicine in China is called "Huang Qi" or "Huang Qi's Art", among which Qi Baishi is the most important.