Sun Simiao's story Sun Simiao was born in the Northern Zhou Dynasty, and the society was in turmoil. He lives in a village on Taibai Mountain, which is rich in medicinal materials. Due to poor health as a child, Sun Simiao decided to study medicine. He often goes into the mountains to collect herbs, making all kinds of herbs himself, and sometimes smearing them himself. His efficacy and medicinal use should be personally verified.

He constantly improved his medical skills and discovered many new therapies, which is an important discovery and breakthrough in academic history. He was also the first person in the world to invent catheterization. According to legend, there was once a patient who suffered from urinary retention and could not excrete normally. Sun Simiao was anxious to see the patient's pain, but there was no other way at the moment. He happened to see the children playing with the onion tube beside him. Sun Simiao was inspired, so he decided to give it a try, and then blew it into the onion tube with his mouth. Sure enough, with his efforts, the patient's stomach slowly deflated and returned to normal. It can be seen from this incident that Sun Simiao is very smart and attaches great importance to medical ethics. No matter who the patient is or what disease he has, he will be treated equally.

There is also a little story, and everyone is right. It is said that Sun Simiao went to Chang 'an to practice medicine. On the way, he met a funeral, but he saw the coffin dripping with blood. Sun Simiao used to ask, turned out to be a pregnant woman during childbirth, a corpse two lives. Sun Simiao felt abnormal. When she opened the coffin, she saw the pregnant woman bleeding. Sun Simiao immediately took out the acupuncture, and her mother recovered completely. Later, she gave birth to a child, and the mother and son were safe. When Chang 'an people saw it, they all praised Sun Simiao for his superb medical skills, didn't they? Resurrected? Imperial doctor

Sun Simiao's 20-character prescription for shortening life was written by Sun Simiao, a famous doctor in Tang Dynasty. According to legend, Sun Simiao lived healthily for more than one hundred years. Why can Sun Simiao live long? The 20-word formula of longevity and health preservation originated from Sun Simiao: nourishing the mind, loving qi, keeping fit, guiding, speaking, eating, making friends, anti-vulgarity, medicine and taboo. With regard to the 20-word formula, keeping in good health is the first priority, and Sun Simiao, the god of saving money, is the first. What he means is that people should be comfortable with their temper and not be too happy, too sad, too angry, too scared, too surprised and too worried.

Love gas, that is to say, he should learn to cherish his vitality. Injuring vitality is the taboo of the body, and only vitality is natural and vigorous; Shaping is to pay attention to your own life rules and let yourself have a good appearance; Guidance, that is, mainly advocating physical exercise, is more effort; Words, that is to say, one should not talk too much, even more taboo to speak loudly, but should be speaking out of turn and kind, so that others will be kind to each other and make themselves happy physically and mentally; In terms of diet, emphasize the diversification of food, the law of diet, and remember to overeat; Sexual intercourse, his view on this matter is that sex is also erotic, and people can't suppress it, nor can they be vertical; Anti-vulgarity means changing some old customs that are harmful to body and mind; Medically, Sun Simiao believes that everyone should be disease-free, treat diseases when they are found, and it is best to use diet therapy. If you can't use drugs, the dosage of drugs should not be too large, and you need to stop taking drugs gradually, even if it is tonic. Finally, there are taboos. He listed many taboos in his book, but I don't know that many of them are methods we can learn from.

The central idea of Sun Simiao's 20-character longevity formula is to make people adopt a mind, be broad-minded, and live a long life naturally.

Sun Jiguang, a descendant of Sun Simiao, also known as Lin Tan, is the 36th generation descendant of Sun Simiao, the drug king. It is said that this person is very low-key, and has great attainments in literature, martial arts and medicine. He is called the Three Musts. But he never shows his face, and he is willing to be lonely and live a life without competition. Because of this, people seldom know that Sun Simiao's descendants turned out to be such a strange man.

Later, the Yang Xiaoxia incident occurred in 1995. Many doctors of traditional Chinese and western medicine are helpless about this strange disease, and there is no way to solve it. At this moment, Lin Tan finally woke up. However, it just threw out a medical paper of several thousand words and disappeared into people's field of vision again. According to the analysis, Lin Tan, as a disciple of Sun Simiao, also inherited Sun Simiao's medical ethics thought. In order to save Yang Xiaoxia and maintain the reputation of traditional medicine, Lin Tan appeared, but when the problem was solved, he chose to live in seclusion.

Sun Simiao's medical ethics? Nothing? Lin Tan's method coincides with Sun Simiao's theory, and it is undoubtedly a good choice to completely inherit the previous empirical theory.

At the same time, Lin Tan is also the author of "The New Chapter of Who". He combined the secret recipe handed down by Sun Shi with the ancient books handed down by his ancestors, and combined his own experience theory. After more than 20 years, it was finally completed. Its content is quite extensive. This article not only inherits Sun Simiao's medical skills, but also involves medicine, health preservation, sports, acupuncture and so on. Most importantly, Lin Tan compiled and recorded more than 2,000 secret recipes of his ancestors in this book. This action has solved and laid a foundation for many problems of health preservation in contemporary Chinese medicine, which is another major breakthrough in the history of Chinese medicine.