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How to convert the dosage of Zhang Zhongjing's Treatise on Febrile Diseases, 1 =? Scold or fight?
According to online data, at present, there are different opinions on the conversion methods of measurement units in Han and Jin dynasties in China, and the authoritative ones are

Textbook of traditional Chinese medicine in medical colleges: In the section of "Textual research on ancient and modern dosage", the prescription theory says: In the Han Dynasty, "one or two is about modern 9g (San Qian), one foot is about six inches and nine minutes, one bucket is about two liters, and one liter of water is about two? (200? Ml) ".He also said:" One dose of the ancient prescription is equal to three doses of medicine now. If you convert it directly, about 3g (one dollar) can be counted. " There are similar records in the Lecture Notes on Treatise on Febrile Diseases and the Dose Conversion Table of Ancient and Modern Times. "If Yun Sheng, capacity calculation, equivalent to 60? -? 80? Ml is suitable "and so on. /view/7 1ad 4529647d 27284 b 735 122 . html