Wang Baoxin (1867- 1944), whose real name is Jimmy, is from Chongren, Drum Tower on Luotian River. Diligent and studious since childhood, he entered Huangzhou Jingxin College as an adult. I was admitted as a scholar in the government examination with the first place in the Confucian classics, and then entered the Hunan and Hubei Qing Academy for further study. 1890, has been employed as the dean of Qianjiang Chuanjing College, Huangmei Diaomei College and Luotian Yichuan College. 1903, won the third place in the provincial examination and was awarded the title of magistrate. In the thirty-third year of Guangxu, tribute was the first. Soon after, he was transferred to Kyoto as the general manager of the academic department and also the editor of the library. Later, he was appointed as the director of the academic department and was hired as the editor of the museum of the Ministry of Rites.

Since the 16th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1890), he has served as the dean of Qianjiang Chuanjing Academy, Huangmei Diaomei Academy and Luotian Yichuan Academy. In the 29th year of Guangxu, he won the third place after having obtained the provincial examination, and won the magistrate. In the thirty-third year of Guangxu, tribute was the first. Soon after, he was transferred to Kyoto to work as the general affairs department of the school and also as the editor of the library. Later, he became the director of the school and was hired as the editor of the Li Xue Museum by the Li Department. In the meantime, because of witnessing the Qing government's rampant corruption, bullying foreign countries and becoming angry from embarrassment, he wrote Chronicles of Six Villages in the West of Song Jihuai and Chronicles of Forty-eight Villages in the Yellow River (later updated to Chronicles of Seventy-two Villages in Jianghuai in the Ming Dynasty), and collected ironware, so as to sort out the heroic deeds of the people in eastern Chu in the late Song and Ming Dynasties without fear of rape and resistance to aggression into a clear and vivid historical work, so as to correct historical defects and vivid plots. In the first year of the Republic of China (19 12), he was the editor-in-chief of Hunan Provincial Official Books and Newspapers Bureau and succeeded the editor-in-chief of Beijing Library. In the 11th year of the Republic of China, he was the director of Hubei National Studies Museum, a professor at Wuchang Normal School and Wuhan University. In 200 1 year, he served as the preparatory curator and editor-in-chief of Hubei Tongzhi Museum. More than 65,438+0,400 volumes of local chronicles have been widely searched and exhibited. By checking the contents with relevant historical and geographical data, we can distinguish plagiarism from fallacy, examine the style, find out the reasons and practical experience of the changes in context and style, and write the book Local Records. Before writing this book, a volume "Rebuilding Hubei Tongzhi Tiaoben" was published, which was the revised plan of Hubei local chronicles at that time. During the period from 23 to 25 years of the Republic of China, due to the invasion of North China by Japanese invaders, Ping Jin was in crisis, and it was necessary to repair the materials needed for Ezhou Annals twice. The third time I selected and copied materials in Beiping, the "July 7th Incident" occurred, and Beiping fell, making it difficult to prepare, so I returned to Han by the way. At that time, he retired to Luotian's hometown and served as the curator of Luotian County Records Museum. Editing "Rebuilding Luotian County Records", in the early stage, he expressed his hatred for the invaders by playing the same and different works. In the thirty-three years of the Republic of China, in order to further understand the geographical situation of the Yi people's anti-violence protection in the late Song Dynasty, they went to Tiantangzhai for a field trip. Because of overwork, he returned to China for half a month and was bedridden at the age of 77. Wanmizhai (1499 ——1582) with complete names. Okawabe, Luotian County, Hubei Province, was a famous doctor in Ming Dynasty, and was rated as one of the top 30 famous doctors in Ming and Qing Dynasties by state administration of traditional chinese medicine. He is rigorous in his studies and noble in medical ethics. He has been practicing medicine for 50 years. It enjoys a high reputation in pediatrics, gynecology and acne diagnosis. It is unique in the theory and practice of health preservation and enjoys a good reputation in Hubei, Henan, Anhui and Jiangxi. It was famous in Qin Long during the Wanli period, and was later named as a "medical saint" by Emperor Kangxi. Wanmizhai Medical Encyclopedia is of great reference value to clinical medicine, with 65,438+00 kinds and 65,438+008 volumes of subheadings, such as Wan's Pediatrics and Gynecology. His monograph "Four Essentials of Health Care" has unique views on health care, disease prevention, prenatal and postnatal care and so on. His health theory of "lack of desire, cautious independence, timely treatment of diseases" is not only hundreds of years earlier than the health concept of "psychological balance, balanced nutrition, proper exercise, quitting smoking and limiting alcohol" advocated by the World Health Organization, but also has a more comprehensive, advanced and scientific connotation.

Wanyuan is a diligent student. After failing the exam, he decided to study medicine. Because his family has been saving the world with medicine for generations, medicine has a deep family origin, plus this

Brief introduction of Wan Mizhai

People study hard and are diligent in summing up clinical experience, so his medical attainments are profound, especially in pulse-taking and color-watching. He can clearly and dialectically diagnose some intractable diseases. Especially in pediatrics, gynecology and internal medicine. In pediatrics, he summed up the three causes of children on the basis of thirteen aspects of family heirloom, and put forward the policy of not taking too much medicine and focusing on prevention, which is quite unique. In gynecology, he expounded the physiological and pathological characteristics of women, and pointed out that nourishing qi and blood and regulating spleen and stomach had a far-reaching influence in the history of gynecology of traditional Chinese medicine. The "Wan's Niuqingxin Pill" invented by him is still a good medicine for treating acute convulsions in children.

Wanquan treatment not only inherited family studies, but also studied the Pulse Classic and Materia Medica on the basis of Neijing and Nannan, betting on Zhongjing, Hejian, Dongyuan and Danxi, and also studied Neijing, Gynecology, Pediatrics and Health Preservation. His medical skill is getting better and better, which is very famous in Wanli period of Qin Long. Practice medicine all over Luotian, Qishui, Yingshan, Macheng, Huanggang and other places, as far away as Wuchang and Yunyang, and there are many living people. Everything is not only superb medical skills, but also very noble medical ethics. He denounced quack doctors for misleading others, opposed witch doctors to confuse people, and adhered to the principle of "caring for the old and caring for the young" and "treating other people's sons as their own sons". He treats diseases without remembering old grievances, sympathizes with hard work, and sends medicines to doctors, which is deeply loved by the people.

The county, the government, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and even the governor and local officials at all levels often ask him to treat diseases. He was once told that the county and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs had given him a "Confucian doctor" plaque. In addition to clinical practice, he is diligent in writing, and most of the works handed down today were completed in his later years. Although Wanquan abandoned medicine and joined literature in his early years, his worship of Confucianism continued unabated. He opened the school library many times and taught students and apprentices without interruption. He also wrote a lot of Confucian works, claiming that "self-study history and calendar can catch hundreds of people, and each has his own works." Unfortunately, none of his Confucian works have been handed down. Wanquan's family background, he studied Neijing and Nanjing with theory and practice very early, and learned from various schools. His profound understanding of Confucianism is an important condition for his medical achievements.

He attached importance to the medical heritage of the motherland, but did not stick to the old methods, but paid attention to the concrete analysis of diseases and the flexible use of ancient prescriptions. His diagnosis is concise,

Wan Mizhai's works

Prescription, with less medicine and good curative effect, created many miracles of bringing back the dead, so it was called "imperial doctor" at that time.

Wan Mizhai spent decades summarizing and sorting out his grandparents' and his own clinical experience, and wrote dozens of valuable medical works. Every time he writes a volume, his disciples copy it from room to room, which is popular all over the country. He is the author of ten books, including Wan's Parenting Tips, Wan's Summary of Hiroshi, Wan's Women's Support, Wan's Vaccinia Necessary Law, Wan's Anthology of Typhoid, Wan's Life-saving Song, Wan's Young Family Play and Wan's Jade Vaccinia. These books are included in Sikuquanshu and published all over the world. According to the records of Family Tree, there are still 37 manuscripts that have not been printed. Now, with the exception of "Wan Mi Chuan Shu" and "Wan Jia Chuan", everything else has been lost.