Of course, he can be called a first-class medical expert. He is proficient not only in health care, prescription, acupuncture and surgery, but also in internal surgery, gynecology and pediatrics. The most outstanding contribution is the invention of Mafusan, the earliest anesthetic in the world, which pioneered general anesthesia. This anesthesia technique is a great innovation not only in China, but also in the world. He is also the pioneer of medical sports in China, advocating the way of keeping in good health and creating aerobics, which is called Wuqinxi.

1. Hua Tuo was a famous surgical expert, and later generations became a master surgeon and the originator of surgery. He is not only good at general surgery, but also can do thoracotomy, which was very shocking at that time. He used his own Mafu powder, which could make the patient under general anesthesia and lose consciousness, thus easily performing surgery and alleviating the pain of the patient, which was unimaginable at that time. Because of his fame, he attracted the attention of Cao Cao and asked Hua Tuo to treat him. Hua tuo wants to perform craniotomy for Cao Cao to treat Cao Cao's gout. But Cao Cao didn't believe him, suspected of murdering him, and finally died of persecution.

Second, Hua Tuo is also a health expert in medical sports. He pays great attention to health preservation and advocates health care and fitness. He made a summary and experience by observing the movements of various animals and birds, and finally decided to imitate the movements of five animals, such as apes, deer, bears, tigers and birds, and invented a fitness exercise method called Wuqinxi. It is equivalent to the current square dance aerobics. People can achieve the purpose of fitness by contacting Wuqinxi, and will not get sick easily, which will help to relieve their illness and relax their body and mind.

3. Hua Tuo is a physician with lofty medical pursuit. At that time, warlords were fighting and the people were poor. He didn't seek fame and wealth, didn't attach himself to powerful people, and went everywhere to see doctors for the grassroots. He sympathized with the working people at the bottom, hated the exploiting classes and feudal rulers, and was unwilling to be an official. He devoted his life to medical research. He summed up his medical experience and compiled Qingnangjing, but unfortunately it was lost.