After the Han Dynasty, medical ethics gradually declined. This paper studies the theory that ancient books in the Han Dynasty are the Sect and later generations are the Sect.

Huangdi Neijing, Difficult Classic and Shennong Herbal Classic before Han Dynasty.

Western Han Dynasty: Fifty-two Prescriptions for Diseases, Moxibustion Sutra of Eleven Veins in Foot and Arm, Moxibustion Sutra of Eleven Veins in Yin and Yang 1973 Map of Mawangdui Han Tomb in Changsha was published.

Eastern Han Dynasty: Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Synopsis of the Golden Chamber

Jin Dynasty: Pulse Sutra, Acupuncture and Moxibustion A and B Sutra, Bao Puzi, Synopsis of the Golden Chamber, Elbow Urgent Prescription, Leigong Baking Theory, Notes on Materia Medica-Dunhuang Remnants, and Legacy Prescription of Liu Gui.

Sui and Tang dynasties: Huangdi Neijing, Etiology, Qianjinfang, Qianjinfang, Waitai Secret Recipe, and Immortal Secret Recipe for Healing Wounds.

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In Qin Dynasty (2265438 BC+0-207 BC), Chunyu Kun (Taicanggong) was the first person to write "Medical Records".

The Silk Books of Mawangdui in the Western Han Dynasty (207 BC-8 AD) (mostly copied from the early years of the Western Han Dynasty) and the spread of ancient books. Such as: Fifty-two Prescriptions for Diseases, Moxibustion Classics of Eleven Veins of Foot and Arm, Moxibustion Classics of Eleven Veins of Yin and Yang, Guide Map, etc. (Note: Mawangdui Unearthed in Changsha, Hunan Province 1973)

From 179 to 14 1 years ago, the water-rich meridian wooden mannequin was the oldest wooden mannequin marked by the flow of meridians in the world. (Note: Discovery of Han Tomb at No.2 Shuangbaoshan, Yongxing Town, Mianyang County, Sichuan Province 1993).

The Sutra of Needles was lost, written by Fu Weng, and wrongly entrusted by the Book of the Later Han Dynasty;

Huangdi Neijing, finalized in the Western Han Dynasty, is the earliest existing medical work in China, which is divided into two parts: Su Wen and Ling Shu.

In the new dynasty (8-23 AD), Nanjing was written in the name of Qin Yueren around 25 AD.

Elevation was an acupuncturist in the Eastern Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms Period. He is a disciple of Fu Weng and a teacher of Guo Yu.

Guo Yu, an acupuncturist in the Eastern Han Dynasty, was once the physician of the Han and Emperor.

In 97 AD, Ban Chao made another mission to the Western Regions, opening up the "Silk Road" and promoting cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries, including medicine.

Shennong's Classic of Materia Medica, completed in the Eastern Han Dynasty, is China's first complete work on drug and plant taxonomy. In addition, Li Dangzhi's Materia Medica and Upp's Materia Medica have been lost.

Zhang Zhongjing (A.D. 150-2 19) was born in Nieyang, Nanyang County, Eastern Han Dynasty. He is good at treating typhoid fever with six meridians and miscellaneous diseases with viscera, and puts forward a relatively complete principle of syndrome differentiation and treatment, including principle, method, prescription and medicine, and is good at using "classic prescription" to treat people. Closely combine the theoretical basis of traditional Chinese medicine with clinical practice; Later doctors called him a "medical sage".

Hua Tuo (A.D. 145-208) devoted his whole life to medical practice. He was proficient in internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, children, acupuncture, hygiene and pharmacology, and made outstanding achievements in the diagnosis, treatment and sports health care of diseases, especially in surgery, and was known as "the master of surgery" and "the originator of surgery".

According to his own experience in alchemy, Wei Boyang in the Eastern Han Dynasty compiled The Book of Changes, which is the oldest alchemy work in the world.

Gold and the Southern and Northern Dynasties

Gold and the Southern and Northern Dynasties (AD 280- AD 58 1)

In 280 AD, Wang Shuhe's "Pulse Sutra" had 97 articles in 10 volume. This is the first extant monograph on pulse science in China. There are 42 articles about acupuncture in the book, including the names of nearly 70 acupoints.

In 282 AD, Huangfu Mi wrote 12 volume and 128 acupuncture classics, which recorded 349 individual acupoints, including 300 double acupoints and 49 single acupoints, that is, 649 whole-body acupoints. This is the first monograph on acupuncture in China.

Ge Hong (AD 283-363) was named Bao Puzi, and he wrote Bao Puzi, Synopsis of the Golden Chamber, Anxious Prescription (including 6/kloc-0 kinds of acupuncture to treat diseases) and so on. He is good at alchemy and has a lot of research on chemistry and medicine.

Ge Hong's wife Bao Gu (309-363 AD) was the first female moxibustion therapist in the medical history of China. She is good at removing warts with moxibustion, which not only cured her illness, but also made her beautiful. Bao Gu is really the pioneer of moxibustion beauty.

In 366 AD, Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes were excavated. Since then, the excavation work has continued from the Northern Wei Dynasty to the Yuan Dynasty, becoming a world-famous cave group. There are many murals and colored sculptures in the cave, which have high artistic value. This is found in the world-famous Dunhuang documents, including more than 80 kinds of Chinese medicine documents.

Leidun (AD 420-479) wrote The Theory of Leigong Baking.

In 443 A.D. (the twentieth year of Liu Zongyuan Jia), Qin was ordered by the imperial doctor to play medicine and set up medical education.

Tao Hongjing (AD 452-536), the author of Notes on Materia Medica, has been lost, and there are remnants of Dunhuang. In addition, there are hundreds of elbows behind elbows, Records of Famous Doctors, Records of Health Preservation and other works.

In 454-473 AD, Chen wrote Xiao Pian Fang.

From 479 to 502 AD, Gong Qingxuan wrote Liu's Ghost Legacy, which is the earliest existing surgical monograph in China.

In 494 AD, Longmen Grottoes in Luoyang were excavated. It was not until the Tang Dynasty that monks carved 140 ancient prescriptions on stone tablets that the "Fangzi Cave" came into being.

Acupuncture was introduced to Korea in 5 14.

In 5 18 AD, Gando Guo Li presented a fragrant medicine. China was first introduced into Persia, and there are many domestic medicines, such as Kaoru, Yujin, Sumu and Aoki.

In 54 1 year, Baekje sent envoys, invited scholars, workers and doctors, Liang Wudi sent land cranes, craftsmen and painters, and sent doctors to the DPRK. In 550 AD, moxibustion was introduced into Japan.

In 552 AD, China presented a set of Needle Sutra to the Japanese Emperor Qin Ming.

In 562 AD, Wu Renzhi brought about 160 volumes of Chinese medicine books and drawings from Japan.

Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period

Sui and Tang Dynasties (AD 58 1-907)

Yang Shangshan wrote 30 volumes of Huangdi Neijing Tai Su and 13 volumes of Huangdi Neijing Tang Ming (remnant).

In 608 AD, Japan sent a bequest pharmacist Huiri and a Japanese China to Yin Fu. In ray chemical medicine.

In 6 10, Chao was ordered to edit the treatise on diseases and syndromes, which was the first monograph on diseases and syndromes in China.

Meng Ao (AD 62 1-7 13) died at the age of 92. He was the first monograph on dietotherapy.

Sun Simiao (A.D. 58 1-682), the "King of Medicine", and his Qianjinfang and Qianjin Wing.

In 624 AD, the "Taiyi Department" of the Tang Dynasty was established in Chang 'an, Kyoto, with acupuncturists, acupuncturists, acupuncturists assistants and acupuncturists to teach acupuncture, which shows the prevalence of acupuncture at that time.

In 64 1 year, Princess Wencheng entered Tibet with medical books.

In 659 AD, The New Materia Medica compiled by Su Jing and others came out, which was the first official pharmacopoeia in the world.

Yu Tuo and Yuan Dan Kampot (AD 708), after more than 20 years of hard work, at the age of 45, wrote the medical masterpiece Four Medical Codes, which made outstanding contributions to the development of Tibetan medicine.

In 7 10, Princess Jincheng married Tubo and took all the artists, Qiuci band, medical staff and books to Tibet. Gold and silver wares and high-grade metal handicrafts in Tang Dynasty. Of course, gold needles and silver needles are also produced.

In 738 AD, Chen Zangqi wrote 10 volume of herbs. Although the original book has been lost, the lost words can be found in the compendium of materia medica of syndrome and other books.

In 752 AD, Wang Dao wrote "The Secret of Outer Taiwan", with a total of 40 volumes.

In 753 AD, Jian Zhen, a monk, traveled to Japan to teach China medicine.

In 762 AD, Bing Wang re-edited and annotated Huangdi Neijing.

At the beginning of the 8th century, China doctor Mayana and Tibetan doctor Beruzana compiled Wang Yue Zhen.

In 84 1-846 AD, Lin Daoren wrote the Secret Recipe of Immortalization of Traumatology, which is the earliest extant monograph on traumatology in China. —— In 847 AD, Chang Yin wrote three volumes, which is the earliest extant monograph on obstetrics and gynecology in China.

Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period (907-979 AD)

From 927 to 960, Li Yan wrote "Herbal Medicine of Haiyao".

In 934, Chen Shiliang wrote ten volumes of Dietary Herbology.

From 938 to 965, Han Baosheng and others revised the New Materia Medica and compiled it into Shu Materia Medica.

Song, Jin and Yuan Dynasties

Song, Jin and Yuan Dynasties (AD 960- 1368)

In 960-99 1 year, the Song government established the "Taiyi Bureau", which was attached to Taichang Temple and was in charge of medical education.

In 960- 108 1 year, the Song government established "Han Shu Medical College" as a full-time medical administrative institution.

In 96 1 year, Zhanchengguo (now southern Vietnam) gave drugs such as rhinoceros horn, ivory, borneol, frankincense, hawksbill, agarwood, pepper, clove, fennel and cardamom to Song for many times.

In 973 AD, Liu Han and others compiled Kaibao New Detailed Materia Medica, which was renamed Kaibao Redefining Materia Medica the following year.

In 974 AD, the State of Sanfo Qi (now near Dagang, Sumatra Island, Indonesia) ordered Song to give many medicines such as tooth, rhinoceros horn, incense, borneol and frankincense.

After 975 AD; Jiaotoe country (now northern Vietnam) made Song give rhinoceros horn, ivory, pearls, tortoiseshell, frankincense and other drugs many times.

In 982 AD, King Koryo asked Song to present precious utensils and medicines.

In 992, Wang Huaiyin and others compiled Taiping Sheng Huifang into a book, which was received by 16834. The 99th volume is Acupuncture Classic, and the 100 volume is Moxibustion Classic, also known as Tang Ming Moxibustion Classic.

After 987 AD, the big grain country (now Arabia) ordered Song Cibing tablets, rose water, ivory, amber and other medicines for many times. These drugs "make foreign things serve China", which greatly enriched Chinese medicine.

10 16, Song Zhenzong presented a copy of Taiping Sheng Huifang to North Korea.

In A.D. 1026, Wang wrote "Illustration of Acupuncture for Newly Cast Copper Man", and the following year he presided over the design and casting of two bronze statues of acupuncture.

(A.D.1035-117) specializes in sorting out students' faces, and compiled Pediatric Medicine and Prescription of Syndrome.

104 1 year, Song Huiqing went to Japan to practice medicine. The Japanese were ordered to come to Song for treatment of eye diseases.

A.D. 104 1- 1048, Wu Jian and Song Jing's Five Stories of Ou Xifan. This is the earliest known atlas of human anatomy in the world.

1057, the Song government set up the "Correction Medical Books Bureau" to edit and sort out medical books.

In A.D. 106 1 year, Su Song and others compiled Illustrated Materia Medica, with 993 pictures of medicine collection, which was the earliest picture of medicine printing.

1068- 1077, Lin Bu, Zhang Yuxi and Gao Baoheng revised medical books, and Lin Bu also wrote three Huangdi Neijing.

1075, Shen Kuo and Su Shi co-edited Su Shen Liang Fang.

In A.D. 1076, the Song Dynasty set up a "medicine selling office" (that is, the "finished medicine office"); Later, there was "Hexiu Pharmacy" (later renamed as "Medicine Huimin Bureau" and "Medicine and Agents Huimin Bureau").

In A.D. 1079, Song Ting sent Xing Kai, a medical officer, to North Korea, and brought a lot of medicinal materials with him.

In A.D. 1093, Dong Ji wrote The Theory of Prescriptions for Children's Spotted Rash and The General Guide for the Treatment of beriberi.

1098, Yang Zijian wrote "top ten productions"; Pang Anshi wrote Treatise on Febrile Diseases.

In A.D. 1099, Liu Wenshu wrote Su Wen Shi Ruqi on Olympics.

A.D.1102-1106 Yang Jie wrote "Preserving the Real Map" (another anatomical map) in the world.

A.D. 1 106, Qiong Yao's book of acupuncture and moxibustion (that is, Qiong Yao's book of acupuncture and moxibustion).

In A.D.1107-110, the Song government ordered Pei Zongyuan, Chen and others to sort out the prescriptions collected by government-run pharmacies and compile the Prescriptions for Treatment.

In A.D. 1 108, Zhu Jun wrote a hundred questions about typhoid fever.

1 1 14 has been a doctor of medicine.

In the year of 1 1 18, the book was revised and added again, and it was carved into 20 volumes, namely, The Living Book of Treatise on Febrile Diseases. This book understands the six meridians according to the meridians, and expounds the specificity and importance of syndrome differentiation of the six meridians.

111year, 20 volumes of Materia Medica edited by Kou Zongshuang.

A.D.11111117 The Records of the Holy Relics edited by Song Medical Officer has 200 volumes, of which/kloc-0.

1 1 16 years, Cao Zhonghe, a medical officer, republished "Herbal Medicine for Politics" and renamed it "Herbal Medicine for Politics, History and Evidence".

In 1 128, Zhuang Chuo wrote Moxibustion and Acupoint Selection.

1 132 years, Xu wrote "Puji Shufang" 10 volume.

In A.D. 1 133, Zhang said that he wrote the Five Peaks Puji Fang.

In AD 1 144, Cheng Wuji wrote Notes on Treatise on Febrile Diseases.

In A.D. 1 146, Dou Cai compiled and published Bian Que's Heart Book.

1 150, Liu Fang wrote a new book for children.

In 1 15 1 year, the prescription of Hutchison was revised by Xu Hong and renamed Taiping Huimin Hutchison.

In AD1153-1163, Yan Mingguang wrote the Meridian Flowing Needle Sutra; Liu Zhu knows Zhen Fu, a book written by He Ruoyu, is widely known.

In A.D. 1 159, Wang Jixian and others revised and supplemented 32 volumes, referred to as "Shaoxing Ben Jing Bei Zheng Materia Medica".

In 1 165, Wang Zhizhong compiled a book, Acupuncture Classics, which was published in 1220.

1 170, published by Wei Ji Bao Shu.

In a.d. 1 172, Liu wrote Xuan Ming's Treatise on Prescriptions in the volume 15.

In AD 1 174, Chen Yan wrote "Three Causes and One Disease Syndrome".

In118/year, Guo Yong wrote Treatise on Febrile Diseases.

In 1 186, Zhang wrote the Origin of Medicine and Pearl Capsule. Liu wrote Su Wenyuan's Disease Type.

A.D. 1 189 Cui wrote the pulse tactics.

Dou Jie and Zi Hanqing (A.D. 1 195- 1208), whose works include "Guide to Acupuncture" and so on.

In A.D. 1 196, Li Xun wrote Ji Yan Bei Ju.

In a.d. 1224, Zhang Gao wrote medical theory and published it in volume 10.

In A.D. 1226, Wen Ren wrote the Emergency Moxibustion Law and published it.

In A.D. 1228, Zhang Congzheng wrote Confucian Housework. Liu, Zhu Zhenheng are the "Four Great Masters in Jin and Yuan Dynasties" in medical history.

In A.D. 1237, Chen's Complete Collection of Women's Prescriptions was the first complete monograph on obstetrics and gynecology in China.

In A.D. 124 1 year, I wrote the Guide to Diagnosis.

In A.D. 1247, The Record of Injustice written by Song Ci in the Southern Song Dynasty was completed, which is the earliest forensic work in the world.

In a.d. 1248, Chen Yan wrote Baoqing's Materia Medica Eclecticism.

In A.D. 1249, Gao Li wrote Spleen and Stomach Theory.

In A.D. 1253, Chen Wenzhong wrote "Diagnosis Prescriptions for Children's Pox"; Strictly use and write "Fang Jisheng".

In A.D. 1263, Chen compiled a three-volume "Essentials of Surgery".

In A.D. 1270, the Yuan government established "Guanghui Division" to specialize in pharmaceutical affairs management.

127 1- 1368, the Yuan government established "Tai Hospital" as the highest medical administrative institution.

A.D. 1276, The Secret Record of Shi Lan written by Gao Li was published.

1289, Wang wrote three volumes of Compendium of Materia Medica.

1292, "Hui Hui medical hospital" was established in Beijing and Duolun respectively.

In A.D. 1294, Zeng Sirong wrote the book Live a Young Heart.

A.D. 1295, The Needle Sewing Guide written by Dou Hanqing was published.

In A.D. 1308, Wang's Hard to Know was published. Du Sijing compiled 19 volume of Jisheng Cui Bo, which contains four volumes of acupuncture content.

13 1 1 year, Dou Guifang (the son of Jie) published four acupuncture works.

In A.D. 132 1 year, Sun Yunxian's compilation of medical prescriptions was a great success.

Zhu Danxi disciple Dai Sigong (A.D. 1324- 1405) wrote Essentials of Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment. Note "Danxi Jingui Gouyuan". In A.D. 1329, Wang Guorui wrote "Bian Que Shen Ying Acupuncture Yulong Sutra" and published it.

In 1330, Hu Sihui wrote Eat and Drink.

In 133 1 year, Li Zhongnan wrote Lei Yong Zhong Fang.

In A.D. 1335, Qi Dezhi compiled Essentials of Surgery into two volumes.

In A.D. 1337, Wei Yilin wrote The Effective Prescription of World Medicine.

In A.D. 1338, Xu Guozhen and others wrote twenty volumes of The Hospital for Curing Too much Medicine.

134 1 year, Hua Boren wrote fourteen classics. Du Ben's Golden Mirror Record of Aoshi Typhoid is a monograph on tongue diagnosis.

In A.D. 1343, Tianyi Luo wrote a book of health preservation.

In A.D. 1345, Ge Kejiu wrote Ten Medicine Classics.

In A.D. 1347, Zhu Zhenheng wrote The Theory of Gezhi Luxury.

In A.D. 1359, Hua Shou wrote a summary of doctors.

In A.D. 1366, Hua Shou annotated the original meaning of Difficult Classics.

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In A.D. 1370, Ni wrote 2 volumes of "Revealing Micro of Original Machine", which is a monograph on ophthalmology.

In A.D. 1388, Chun Liu wrote six volumes of Medical Classics for Primary Schools, of which the third and fifth volumes were about acupuncture.

In a.d. 1406, Zhu su, Teng Shuo and editor's Puji Fang was published, with a total volume of 168. Among them, 409-424 volumes are acupuncture.

AD 1425, written by and published by Liu.

In A.D. 1439, Xu Feng compiled six volumes of Acupuncture.

In A.D. 1443, Mingtai Hospital reprinted the Illustration of Acupuncture and Moxibustion at Tongren Acupoints, and cast a bronze statue of acupuncture and moxibustion with 666 acupoints.

In A.D. 1445, Kim of North Korea compiled the Collection of Medical Prescriptions, which included hundreds of medical books before the Yuan and Ming Dynasties in China.

In A.D. 1447, The Collection of Selected Days of Acupuncture edited by Jin Xunyi and Jin was published.

In A.D. 1468, Kouping wrote a four-volume book "One Heart for All Young Children".

In A.D. 1470, Fang Xian edited and Yang published "Wonderful Recipe".

In A.D. 1472, Xiong wrote "Solving 81 Difficulties without Listening to Customs" and published it.

In A.D. 1476, Mao Lan wrote herbs in southern Yunnan.

In 1492, Wang Lun wrote Compendium of Materia Medica.

In A.D. 1497, Xia Ying compiled three volumes of Meridian Wing of Soul Pivot.

In A.D. 150 1 year, Zhang Shixian's Illustrated Eighty-one Difficult Classics was published.

1505, the Ming government organized Liu and others to finalize the Compendium of Materia Medica. Notes on difficult classics edited by Wang et al.

In A.D. 15 15, Yang Xun compiled a collection of acupuncture books (detailed explanation of acupuncture) and published it. Yu Tuan wrote a true story of medicine.

Li Shizhen (A.D. 15 18- 1593) wrote Compendium of Materia Medica, Linglan Pulse Studies and Textual Research on Eight Veins of Strange Classics.

15 19 years, Wang Ji wrote surgical principles; Ren wrote The Golden Mirror of Vaccinia.

Yang Jizhou (A.D. 1522- 1620) wrote a masterpiece of acupuncture.

In A.D. 1529, Gao Wu wrote Acupuncture Collection in Britain, which was published in four volumes. In addition, the essence of acupuncture is published in 1537.

In A.D. 1529, Xue Ji wrote "Selected Essentials of Internal Medicine", including two volumes: Essentials of Surgery and Essentials of Orthopedics. And 5 volumes of Gynecology Summary.

In A.D. 1529, Wei Zhi wrote A Compassionate Heart.

1530, Wang Ji wrote Acupuncture Questions and Answers, which was published in three volumes.

In A.D. 153 1 year, he wrote "Differentiation of Acne Diseases".

In a.d. 1549, Wanquan wrote Wan Mizhai medical encyclopedia.

In 1 150, Shen wrote the book Qing.

Wang Kentang (A.D.1551-1631) has compiled 40 volumes of Criterion of Syndrome Treatment in eleven years.

In A.D. 1552, Jiang Guan compiled Medical Records (12).

In A.D. 1556, Xu Chunfu edited and published The Complete Collection of Ancient and Modern Medical Systems, among which the sixth and seventh volumes were acupuncture.

In A.D. 1565, Lou Ying wrote "Outline of Medicine", and the acupuncture part focused on volumes 7, 8 and 9. Chen Jiamo wrote Materia Medica.

In A.D. 1566, Shen wrote the book The Meridian.

In A.D. 1568, Xu Chunfu initiated the establishment of the "Unified Hall House Benevolent Medical Association".

In A.D. 1575, Li Yong wrote an Introduction to Medicine and published it. The first volume is a photo of Tang Ming, which records the meridians and acupuncture.

In A.D. 1575, Taoist Bao Guang wrote 10 volume of Long Mu's Theory of Secret Eyes, the eighth volume of which is a classic of acupuncture, including 7 1 acupoints.

In A.D. 1576, Xu Shilu compiled the Encyclopedia of Meridian Pivot and Acupuncture Meridian.

In A.D. 1584, Wu Kun wrote Prescription Medicine.

Yu Chang (A.D. 1585- 1664) wrote Medical Law and Treatise on Febrile Diseases.

In A.D. 1586, Ma Ma published "Notes on Lingshu Syndrome of Huangdi Neijing Su Wen".

In A.D. 1587, Gong Tingxian wrote Rejuvenation of All Diseases.

In 65438 AD, Chen Yan wrote The Complete Collection of Acupuncture and Moxibustion by Yang Jingzhai. Gao Lian compiled Eight Rules of Respecting Sound.

In 160 1, Wu Mianxue wrote eight kinds of pimples. Wang Kentang series and The Encyclopedia of Syndrome and Pulse of Ancient and Modern Medical System of Wu Mian School were published.

In A.D. 160 1 year, Zhao Wenbing was cured of flaccidity and arthralgia by Yang Jizhou's three needles, recorded and published "Acupuncture and Moxibustion Masterpiece", and drew four "A Picture of a Tong Ren".

In A.D. 1604, Gong Yunlin wrote "The Secret of Massage for Children" and published it.

In A.D. 1606, Wang Zongquan compiled an 8-volume Dictionary of Acupuncture and Moxibustion, also known as the Graph Theory Classic on Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment of Zang-fu Organs.

1608, Wang Kentang wrote the standard of syndrome differentiation and treatment.

In A.D. 1609, Zhang Sanxi wrote a book "Examination of Meridian", which was included in the Six Essentials of Medical Huai Rope compiled by him.

In A.D. 16 14, Wu Youxing wrote about the plague.

In 16 15, Gong Tingxian wrote "Shoushi Baoyuan".

16 17, Chen Shigong wrote 4 volumes of Authentic Surgery. Zhao Xianke wrote Medical Infiltration.

Zhang Lu (16 17- 1700) is the author of Zhang's Medical Biography, with his son Deng as his father's successor.

In 16 18, Wu Kun published six sets of needling methods.

In A.D. 1622, Miao Xiyong wrote the Baked Dafa. His book "Classic of Materia Medica" was published in 1625.

In a.d. 1624, Zhang Jiebin published The Analects of Confucius. And wrote "The Complete Book of Clear Moon" and published it in 1640. In A.D. 1628, The Meridian Collection compiled by Zhai Liang was published.

In A.D. 1630, Zhang Ming drew the collateral picture of color painting.

In A.D. 1632, Chen Sicheng wrote A Secret Record of Mold Spasm.

In a.d. 1642, Li Zhongzi wrote Neijing.

In A.D. 1644, Fu's Examination Letter was published in six volumes, which contained important viewpoints of ophthalmology and acupuncture.

Ching Dynasty

Qing dynasty (a.d.1644-1911year)

Ye (A.D. 1667- 1746) is one of the founders of epidemic febrile diseases, with three generations of ancestors and disciple 17. His tutor compiled Clinical Guide and Treatise on Febrile Diseases.

In A.D. 1668, Ye Guang only edited "Discrimination of Ai Cai" and published it in four volumes.

In A.D. 1669, Ke Qin wrote "Exogenous Febrile Diseases Coming to Suzhou". Mo (Burden) notes "Difficult Classic Interpretation" Volume II.

In A.D. 1670, Zhang Zhicong wrote a set of notes on disobedience in Huangdi Neijing.

In A.D. 167 1 year, Li Yingshu's General Examination of Physical Classics was published.

In A.D. 1673, Li Zhongzi's Required Reading of Medical Records was published in 10.

Xue Xue (A.D. 168 1- 1770) wrote Wenre Tiao Bian and Yi Yuan Jing Zhi.

In A.D. 1684, oriole painted a color Tang Ming Meridian Atlas, with a total of 16, which was reduced to print in 1687.

A.D. 1689: You Cheng rewrote The Complete Meridian Classic.

A.D. 1689: Wang Ang wrote three volumes of Notes on Su Shenren's Pivot; 1694, his "Meridian Songs" was published, followed by his "Tangtou Songs". There are also songs of meridians and acupoints, 8 volumes of materia medica and 3 volumes of medical prescriptions.

Xu Dachun (A.D. 1693- 177 1), whose real name is Lingtai and Huixi, is the author of hundreds of books, such as Shen Nong's Materia Medica, Notes on Difficult Classics, Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Treatise on Medical Sources. And recorded the views on meridian diagnosis.

A.D. 1695: Ding Xia wrote The Iron Mirror for Tourists.

AD 1702: Zhang Zhicong's Treatise on Febrile Diseases was published.

A.D. 17 1 1: Ye Chashan's "Picking Ai Weaving Wings" series of three volumes.

AD 17 12: Zhang Xiju wrote six volumes of Treatise on Febrile Diseases.

A.D. 17 15: Ji Zhai wrote Sheng Da.

A.D. 17 17: Taiyi Shenzhen Heart Method written by Han Yifeng.

Zhao Xuemin (A.D. 17 19- 1805) compiled Compendium of Materia Medica and Series of Elegant Books.

A.D. 1726: Collection of Ancient and Modern Books * Complete Works of Medical Department, edited by Chen Menglei in Qing Dynasty, published in 520 volumes.

AD 1729: You Yi wrote Synopsis of the Golden Chamber and Collection of Treatise on Febrile Diseases.

A.D. 1732: Cheng Zhongling wrote Understanding Medicine.

Wu Tang and Zi Jutong (A.D. 1736- 1820) are experts in typhoid fever, and they wrote six volumes of Treatise on Febrile Diseases.

A.D. 1740: Weide Wang wrote The Collection of Surgical Treatment Based on Syndrome Differentiation.

A.D. 1742: et al. edited The Golden Mirror of Medical Zong, and published 90 volumes, of which 79-86 volumes were Essentials of Acupuncture.

AD 1750: Chen Fuzheng wrote a collection of children.

A.D. 1757: New Theory of Materia Medica written by Wu.

A.D. 176 1: Wu wrote in the volume 13, "Defend the border with troops"; Yan Xiting is waiting for the herbal medicine he deserves.

A.D. 1763: Chen Tingquan edited and published Luo Yi Bian in three volumes.

A.D. 1769: Huang Gong embroidered "Seeking Truth from Materia Medica" 10.

In A.D. 1772- 1782, the Qing court revised the Complete Book of Si Ku. Among them, there are as many as 100 kinds of medical books in past dynasties.

In A.D. 1792, Tang Dalie compiled and published The Whole Body Meridian Tongjue. It also compiled Wu Lecture (1 1), which is the earliest medical publication.

In A.D. 1798, Li Shouxian wrote Acupuncture and Moxibustion, which was published. It is good at treating malaria and cured 437 people in 22 days.

In A.D. 1803, Chen Nianzu wrote six volumes of Notes on Treatise on Febrile Diseases.

In A.D. 1803, Chen Xiuyuan wrote four volumes of "Wonderful Time";

In a.d. 1804, he wrote the San Zi Jing.

In A.D. 1804, Zheng's monograph "The Jade Key of Paris" was published for the first time, which was divided into two volumes, and the next volume was Acupuncture Gate.

In A.D. 1805, Gao Bingjun wrote the Collection of Experience in Choosing Doctors. Pearson introduced the vaccinia vaccine.

In A.D. 1808, Fang Bude wrote four volumes on Laryngeal Wind, and the fourth volume was acupuncture.

His real name is (A.D. 1808- 1867), and he has written On Cholera, Warming Jingwei, Wang Yi's Case, etc.

18 12 years, Cai Naian compiled Four Essentials of Medicine, in which Yao Yuanhui, a medical doctor, made a detailed discussion on the twelve meridians's symptoms and the meridian tropism of drugs.

In A.D. 18 17, Li Xuechuan's Acupuncture Series was published.

In A.D. 18 19, Qianjinghu re-engraved the "Ming Tang Fu Tai Tu".

In a.d. 182 1 year, Jiang Shang's waishi wrote the internal chapter of acupuncture.

In A.D. 1822, the Qing court ordered the Imperial Hospital to abolish the acupuncture department forever.

In A.D. 1824, Xiao Fuan wrote The Life of Acupuncture.

In 1827, Fu Shan's Fu Qingzhu Gynecology was published.

In A.D. 1830, Wang Qingren wrote The Correction of Medical Forest; Weng Zao wrote "Collection of Medical Banknotes", Volume 1, "Textual Research on the Map of Meridian and Acupoints * Strange Classics and Eight Veins".

In A.D. 1836, Zihe Qibao Health School published the book "Taiyi Fire Sense Needle".

In A.D. 1840, Jiang Kaoqing wrote Jiang's Prescription for Traumatology.

A.D. 1843, Zhou Songling wrote "Summary of Massage for Children".

In A.D. 1844, Gu traveled to Shennong Herbal Classic.

In A.D. 1848, Wu's Textual Research on Plant Names was published.

In A.D. 1850, Xixin Wang compiled an acupuncture manual. Gu compiled and published Guan, and recorded Song of All-Body Baihui Points and Shen Gu's the twelve meridians Collaterals.

In 185 1 year, Zhao Shutang wrote and published Medical Gui Zhi.

A.D.1851——1864 (during the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom): The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom established hospitals and sanatoriums, implemented a free medical care system, and explicitly prohibited opium, foot-binding, infanticide and prostitution.

In A.D. 1852, Guan Songsheng revised and published the Collection of Tuberculosis.

In A.D. 1853, Wu compiled and published four volumes of "The Wine of God".

In A.D. 1856, Su's Textual Research on Acupuncture was published.

In A.D. 1858, Lu Dingpu wrote "Cold Art Heron Talk".

186 1, Chen Guodu wrote six essentials of ophthalmology.

In 1863, Fei wrote the meaning of medicinal alcohol and sugar.

In A.D. 1864, Wu Shangxian wrote Li Long's parallel prose.

1868, Shan Li compiled and published Song of the twelve meridians. Jin Dejian (), editor-in-chief of "Tips in the Pillow of Jiaolaryngology Department".

In A.D. 1869, Zhang Yansi wrote two episodes of Enlightenment Biography.

In 1872, Kong Guangpei subscribed for Taiyi Shenzhen Collection.

In A.D. 1874, The Integration of Acupuncture and Moxibustion edited by Liao Runhong was published. Xia Chunnong wrote On Epidemic Throat.

In A.D. 1875, The Needle to Save the World was published at his request. Feng Wenxuan recorded the acupoint method.

In A.D. 1876, Zhang Jing wrote "The Method of Stabbing" and published it.

In A.D. 1878, Chen Huichou wrote a Textual Research on Meridian Diagram and published it.

In a.d. 1879, Zhongshan wrote about meridians and acupoints.

In A.D. 1883, Jin Youtian and Lei published The Secret Biography of Moxibustion. Editor-in-chief Xu published the biography of moxibustion.

In A.D. 1884, Tang Zonghai wrote The Theory of Blood Syndrome, and in A.D. 1892, he wrote The Essentials of Medical Classics.

1885, Qiu Chen founded Li Ji Hospital and Li Ji yiguang in Ruian. Author of the textbook series Li Ji Yuan Jing; Created a medical calendar.

In A.D. 1889, Yan wrote Justice of Throat Scab and Tips of Li Zheng Massage.

In A.D. 1889, Tianjin General Hospital run by China people was established.

In A.D. 1892, Qiu Chen wrote and Zhang Lie compiled the meridian table.

In A.D. 1898, Li Shengqing wrote and published A Study on Pulse Diagnosis.

In A.D. 1899, Liu Zhongheng published a picture of Chinese and Western people benefiting from bronze.

In A.D. 1906, Wang's Illustrated Chinese and Western Medicine was published.

In A.D. 1907, Wang Yan revised the Zhengxue Law.

1908, Tang Zonghai published five Chinese and western medical books.

In A.D. 1909, Yao Xiang wrote a collection of acupuncture methods and published it.

A.D. 1909- 1933 Zhang Xichun wrote The Enthusiasm of Western Medicine.