According to the Records of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao, the prime minister of Wei at that time, suffered from "head wind dizziness". At the time of onset, his head ached violently. Every time Hua Tuo is cured by acupuncture, it is often the needle that cures the disease. Cao Cao wanted to keep Hua Tuo as a doctor, but Hua Tuo didn't want to be his personal doctor, so he gave up the opportunity to prevent and treat diseases for the people, and asked for leave to go home on the pretext of "staying in Xuchang for a long time and missing his hometown" and "going home for something". Later, Cao Cao sent someone to "tell his wife that she was ill", but Hua Tuo refused to go back to Xuchang to treat Cao Cao. Cao Cao was very angry when he learned that his wife was not ill. In a rage, Hua Tuo was sent back to Xuchang to be executed. After his death, Hua Tuo was buried in Wangling Road, Xuzhou, and the site still exists.

2. When Zhou Tai was seriously injured, Hua Tuo cured him, so when someone recommended Hua Tuo to Cao Cao later, he said, "Where's doctor Zhou Tai in Jiangdong?" "Later, Guan Yu was poisoned by an arrow, and Hua Tuo helped him to scrape bones and heal. Later, Cao Cao got wind disease. Someone recommended Hua Tuo, who said that he would use a sharp axe to split his head. Cao Cao thought he had come to avenge Guan Yu, so he arrested him and put him to death.

3. No matter the diseases of internal medicine, surgery, gynecology and children, I saw that he only used several drugs, and acupuncture was only in a few places, so it was easier to recover. Hua Tuo is better at distinguishing different diseases and zang-fu organs, treating symptoms, especially at surgery. His invention of "Ma Fei powder" pioneered the world's narcotic drugs. Make the patient unconscious after drinking, then cut open the abdominal cavity, cut off the ulcer, wash the dirt, sew with mulberry thread, apply ointment, stop the pain for four or five days, and recover in one month. Hua tuo's medical skills are comprehensive, so modern western scholars think that Hua tuo is an outstanding representative of ancient oriental medicine, comparable to Hippocrates, the father of western medicine. The records of general anesthesia in Europe and America began at the beginning of18th century, which was later than that of Hua Tuo 1600 years ago. The History of World Pharmacy points out that the use of anesthetics by Arabs may have come from China, because "Hua Tuo, a famous doctor in China, is the best at this technique".

Hua Tuo is a scholar, and he is a scholar. As an official's recommendation, I declined several times, preferring to run around among the suffering people with a golden hoop in my hand. During the journey of practicing medicine, countless people came back to life. He is not confused by symptoms, he uses drugs carefully, and he knows how to use the interaction between body and mind. He doesn't take drugs. He attaches great importance to preventive health care, "treating people before they get sick", observing the natural ecology, teaching people to adjust their breath and live in harmony. But for terminally ill patients, don't add acupuncture and tell them frankly. His superb medical skills may eventually be overtaken by modern technology. It is this style of not greedy for wealth and attaching importance to life that makes people miss it.

Everyone must have seen the Romance of the Three Kingdoms! There is a story that he helped Guan Yu cut bones and heal his wounds! Hua tuo didn't write this story, but it did happen at that time! It's just that someone else ... how can you say he didn't do it? The following analysis:

Hua Tuo was killed by Cao Cao in the 13th year of Jian 'an (2008), and this happened between the 19th year of Jian 'an (2 14) and the 24th year of Jian 'an (2 19) in the official history, so Hua Tuo could not help Guan Yu heal! Luo Guanzhong is really amazing! The skill of replacing trees with flowers ... makes the impossible possible! This highlights how powerful Dr. Hua Tuo is! Call the imperial doctor. There is no doubt about it!

Hua tuo was rigorous in his studies all his life, and advocated few but refined prescriptions, with only a few herbs on each side. In acupuncture, he opposes taking too many points. Hua Tuo did not leave any monographs, which is a great loss for Chinese medicine. It is said that before he died, Hua Tuo gave several books recording his life's medical experience to the jailer who guarded him. The jailer was afraid of the law, but Hua Tuo did not force him, burning books with tears in his eyes. Hua tuo's rich medical experience was thus lost.