That's a good question, but there are really no famous doctors with strange hobbies in history. What does addiction mean? Refers to a special interest in sth. Remember this meaning, it is a special hobby, so learning piano singing and dancing can also be a special hobby. So do famous doctors in history have hobbies? Of course, the details are as follows:

First, Hua Tuo loves martial arts.

Hua Tuo was a famous doctor in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Everyone's understanding of Hua Tuo is a doctor who can bring people back to life and has superb medical skills. Everyone thinks that such a powerful doctor must have read a lot of poetry books and thought it was medical? Crazy? . After all? Crazy? They are all wizards, but Hua Tuo may disappoint everyone. In addition to his medical skills, he also has high martial arts attainments, and he enjoys it. So he also created a set suitable for the old, the weak and the sick? Wuqinxi? This is similar to our contemporary gymnastics, and it is also the earliest gymnastics in the history of China.

Second, Sun Simiao must take a walk after supper.

Sun Simiao was a Taoist priest and a medical doctor in the Tang Dynasty. He was called? Drug king? . The word "drug king" is not said in vain. He wrote many books about medicine, which are of great historical significance. Sun Simiao's hobby is taking a walk after supper. There is a saying called. Can you live ninety-nine if you walk a hundred steps after dinner? It also comes from here. Why do you say that? Because Sun Simiao lived to be in his forties, no matter at that time or in this era where we live now. It is unthinkable to live to 140 years old. Sun Simiao pays attention to health care, and he spends the rest of his life in health care, so everyone should know the importance of health care.

Third, Zhang Zhongjing never leaves the volume.

Compared with other famous doctors, Zhang Zhongjing's family has a higher starting point. Because my father was a medical officer of the dynasty, I had many opportunities to contact classic works since I was a child. Since he read about Bian Que's medical experience, he decided to study medicine and help the world. So he studied medicine hard and read widely. Reading gradually became his hobby, and he succeeded. He became a generation? Medical sage? He also wrote Treatise on Febrile Diseases, which played a certain role in medical progress.

These doctors rely on their hobbies to create medical products, thus promoting the development of medicine.