Wuqinxi is health preservation.

Hua Tuo was a famous doctor in China during the Eastern Han Dynasty. On one occasion, officials Ni Xun and Li Yan both had headaches and fever. They went to see Huatuo's treatment together. After carefully examining the color and pulse, Hua Tuo prescribed two different prescriptions. Ni Xun took a laxative and Li Yan took a medicine to relieve exterior syndrome. We all have the same symptoms, but why are the prescriptions different? Is Hua Tuo mistaken? So they asked Hua Tuo for advice. Hua Tuo explained that Ni Xun's illness was caused by overeating. If he is ill, he should take laxatives to get rid of stagnation. Li Yan's illness was caused by catching a cold. If he is ill outside, he should take medicine to relieve his symptoms. The evil of wind-cold disappears with sweat, and his headache will be cured. Your's symptoms are similar, but the causes are different.

Traditional Chinese medicine is a valuable medical heritage in China, which emphasizes syndrome differentiation and treatment. Hua Tuo's story of treating headache and fever with the right medicine contains rich dialectical thoughts.

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