Brief introduction to Sun Simiao (58 1-682), a native of Jingzhao Huayuan (now Yaozhou District, Tongchuan City, Shaanxi Province), was a famous physician in the Tang Dynasty and was called "the King of Medicine" by later generations. In his turbulent era, Sun Simiao lived in seclusion in Taibai Mountain, Qinling Mountain, Shaanxi Province, and later became famous. At that time, * * * recruited him as Dr. imperial academy, but Sun Simiao refused.

Statue of Sun Simiao

He mainly studied and studied Taoist classics, and was interested in medicine, focusing on employing doctors and prescriptions, and paying more attention to collecting folk experience. Many years later, he finally wrote "A Thousand Dollars of Brilliance", which had a far-reaching influence in the medical history of China. In 659 AD, he wrote New Materia Medica of Tang Dynasty, which ended in 682 AD. According to records, Sun Simiao wrote more than 80 works in his life, but most of them have long been lost.

Sun Simiao devoted his whole life to medical career, ignoring fame and official position. He refused all kinds of imperial titles, hoping to travel freely and study Chinese herbal medicines. Emei Mountain, Zhong Nanshan, Xiajiangzhou and Taibai Mountain all have his footprints.

Sun Simiao was sickly since childhood, and his family used up all their wealth to treat him. He was clever since childhood, born in the first year of Sui Dynasty, and died in the year of Tang Yongchun at the age of 102. He is very proficient in internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics, facial features, acupuncture and other aspects, and has achieved 24 research results in his life, setting a historical precedent in the history of medicine.

On the basis of Zhang Zhongjing's thought, his research on Chinese medicine is more comprehensive and systematic. He is a pioneer in the history of medicine and is honored as "the father of medical theory" by western countries. Sun Simiao also attached great importance to medical ethics, stressing "no desire, no demand", "equal treatment" and "China people are ignorant and tolerant". He was a famous and outstanding scientist, thinker and politician in ancient China.

Thirteen Methods of Health Preservation in Sun Simiao and Thirteen Methods of Health Preservation in Sun Simiao are also called Ear-hearing Therapy. Sun Simiao was sickly when he was young, and his family spent all the money to treat him, so he decided to be a famous doctor when he was young.

Statue of Sun Simiao

He was a famous scientist, thinker and physician in the ancient history of China. He left famous medical classics "Thousand Women" and "Thousand Women's Wings" and was called "the father of medical theory" by China. However, compared with his anecdotes and medical cultural heritage, people are interested in how old he lived.

Sun Simiao was born in 58 1 year, died in 682, and lived in 102. This is clearly recorded in the history books, but it is not certain, but people prefer this view. Some people say that they live 120 years old, and the highest guess is 14 1 year old, and the lowest is even over 90 years old. So how did he become a long-lived old man from infirmity? It is said that this is all due to his thirteen ways of keeping in good health.

Thirteen health preserving methods in Sun Simiao can be summarized as follows. Hair is often combed (improving eyesight, preventing alopecia and treating headache), eyes are always moving (improving eyesight), teeth are often knocked (promoting gastrointestinal movement, preventing tooth decay and preventing aging), mouthwash (strengthening stomach and intestines and prolonging life), ears are often bulging (enhancing memory and hearing), face is often washed (ruddy to prevent wrinkles), head is often shaken (preventing cervical spondylosis) and waist is often shaken (strengthening yang).

Because of its simplicity and practicality, his thirteen methods of keeping in good health were gradually accepted by people at that time and eventually became popular throughout the dynasty. Until now, this is also a very good way to keep in good health.

Sun Simiao's famous saying Sun Simiao was a very famous physician in ancient China, who made great contributions to Chinese medicine. And many of Sun Simiao's famous sayings are related to medicine.

Sun Simiao pictures

"Life is the most important thing, and there is a precious daughter"-this famous saying is Sun Simiao's medical ethics and the principle of his medical practice. Life is more precious than a daughter. Doctors should not only value money, but also have the kindness of doctors. This is also the origin of his name "Thousand Girls".

The famous saying that "every great doctor should be calm, firm and have no desire or desire" shows that Sun Simiao not only values medical skills, but also values medical ethics, and advocates that as a doctor, patients must be treated equally, not biased because of their identity.

"Life is worse than death, practice depends on oneself"-this famous saying is mainly because Sun Simiao was in poor health when he was young, and his family spent all the money to see him, but later he lived a long life. Sun Simiao used this famous saying to tell future generations not to believe in fate, but to insist on aftercare.

There are many famous sayings by Sun Simiao, most of which pay more attention to medical ethics and self-care rather than advocating medicine blindly. In his view, the body should focus on cultivation, and medical skills are only auxiliary.

It is not difficult to see from Sun Simiao's famous words that Sun Simiao is a virtuous doctor. He not only studied medicine himself, but also called his income medical books, which provided convenience for later medical research. Moreover, there are many clinical manifestations in his medical books, which are great contributions to the medical field and indispensable medical classics.

How did Sun Simiao die? Sun Simiao's cause of death is unknown, which is a great regret in history. According to accurate historical records, Sun Simiao was born in 54 1 and died in 682 in the first year of Tang Yongchun, at the age of 14 1, and was buried in Sun Shi's ancestral grave in his hometown of Sunyuan Village.

Sun Simiao diagram

He was sickly when he was a child, but he was extremely smart and quick-thinking. He was known as a "child prodigy" because he was familiar with the contention of a hundred schools of thought. In the past, he lived in Taibai High School and attached great importance to folk prescription and experience in medicine. He studied medicine all his life, paying special attention to medical ethics. He suggested that people of different ages and sexes should be treated separately, especially children and women. He is a comprehensive figure studying Chinese medicine after Zhang Zhongjing.

Sun Simiao put the medical ethics standard of "Great Doctors and Sincerity" in the first volume of "A Thousand Daughters" in such an important position. He himself is an outstanding figure who cultivates himself by virtue and cultivates his nature by virtue.

Sun Simiao was born in the Western Wei Dynasty (54 1-682), and there are several versions of his date of birth. Some people say that he lived over 90 years old, some people say that he lived 102 years old, and some people say that he lived 14 1 year old or 165 years old. Although the exact age cannot be explored, he is. The only certainty is that he died in the first year of Yongchun (AD 682). So how did Sun Simiao die?

About Sun Simiao's death, there are only four words in the history books ―― nothing. Unofficial history also said that Sun Simiao will live forever in the end. Of course, this is just speculation. So far, there is no record or explanation about the specific truth. Sun Simiao, a great and famous figure in history, died of unknown reasons.

Sun Jiguang, a descendant of Sun Simiao, also known as Lin Tan, is the 36th generation descendant of Sun Simiao, the drug king. It is said that this person is very low-key, and has great attainments in literature, martial arts and medicine. He is called the Three Musts. But he never shows his face, and he is willing to be lonely and live a life without competition. Because of this, people seldom know that Sun Simiao's descendants turned out to be such a strange man.

Statue of Sun Simiao

Later, the Yang Xiaoxia incident occurred in 1995. Many doctors of traditional Chinese and western medicine are helpless about this strange disease, and there is no way to solve it. At this moment, Lin Tan finally woke up. However, it just threw out a medical paper of several thousand words and disappeared into people's field of vision again. According to the analysis, Lin Tan, as a disciple of Sun Simiao, also inherited Sun Simiao's medical ethics thought. In order to save Yang Xiaoxia and maintain the reputation of traditional medicine, Lin Tan appeared, but when the problem was solved, he chose to live in seclusion.

Sun Simiao's medical ethics advocates "no desire, no demand" and treats them equally, while Lin Tan's approach coincides with Sun Simiao's theory, and it is undoubtedly a good choice to completely inherit the experience theory of our ancestors.

At the same time, Lin Tan is also the author of "The New Chapter of Who". He combined the secret recipe handed down by Sun Shi with the ancient books handed down by his ancestors, and combined his own experience theory. After more than 20 years, it was finally completed. Its content is quite extensive. This article not only inherits Sun Simiao's medical skills, but also involves medicine, health preservation, sports, acupuncture and so on. Most importantly, Lin Tan compiled and recorded more than 2,000 secret recipes of his ancestors in this book. This action has solved and laid a foundation for many problems of health preservation in contemporary Chinese medicine, which is another major breakthrough in the history of Chinese medicine.