With regard to the current sources of (hospitals) and (doctors), we came to this conclusion by reading a large number of ancient books.
12800 years ago, that is, in the Paleolithic Age, Fuxi was honored as a (immortal), and the first immortal was born in the history of China. Fuxi is the pioneer of China's national humanities, one of Huang San, and the god who shares the happiness with Nu Wa. Chu Silk Book recorded it as the God of Creation, the earliest recorded God of Creation in China. Feng surname, also known as Mi, Dong, Bao and Fu, is also known as offering sacrifices to the emperor, Huang and Fu in the history books, and is called together with later gods such as Tai Hao and Di Qing. Later generations are officially called "the family of Taihao Fuxi" by the court, and there is also the saying of Di Qing Taihao Fuxi (the Oriental God). The son of Suiren was in the middle and late Paleolithic period. Fuxi is the ancestor of China people in ancient legends, the earliest recorded king in ancient books in China, and one of the founders of China medicine. Fuxi also created "Eight Diagrams", which is considered as (Taoism). At that time, Xianhe Dao was a family.
Let's talk about Xuanyuan Huangdi: Huangdi was the leader of the ancient tribal alliance in China and the Lord of the ancient Central Plains in China. The first of the five emperors. The Yellow Emperor was honored as the "ancestor of humanity" by the people of the Central Plains, and the legend of the Yellow Emperor reflected the realistic demands of national integration during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. If we want to unite clans and tribes into an integrated nation, we must trace back to an ancestor shared by all ethnic groups in the Central Plains-"idols of all ethnic groups in the Central Plains", from which the "Yellow Emperor" and its legends came. In Shan Hai Jing, the Yellow Emperor was only one of the emperors, and it was not until the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period that it was designated as a statue. According to legend, he is the son of Shao Dianhe, whose real name is Gongsun, and later changed his surname to Ji Xuanyuan. I live in the hill of Xuanyuan, named Xuanyuan, and there are bears in the capital, also known as Xiongshi. Others call it "Di Hong's". History shows that the Yellow Emperor was named after his virtue. During the reign of the Yellow Emperor, hundreds of kinds of herbs were collected from three mountains and five mountains, and hundreds of kinds of flowers and trees were planted to save lives and develop production vigorously. Huangdi Neijing, as the earliest pharmacopoeia in China, has been handed down from generation to generation. According to legend, the Yellow Emperor lived for hundreds of years and was also called a fairy by history.
Yan Di: In ancient China, it was the honorific title for the tribal leader named Jiang, whose names were Shennong, Kuikun, Lianshan and Lieshan. Legend has it that the leader of this tribe is Jiang, who ascended the throne with fire and was called Emperor Yan for saving lives. Since Shennong, there have been nine generations of Yan emperors in the tribe named Jiang. Shennong gave birth to Wei Xiao, Ming Di, Mao, Ai, Ke and died 530 years ago. According to legend, Emperor Yan is a tauren. He personally tasted herbs, developed herbs to cure diseases and save lives, and was promoted to leader. He invented slash-and-burn cultivation and created two kinds of agricultural tools to teach people to reclaim land and grow food crops; He also led the tribal people to make pottery and cookers for food. China people call themselves descendants of the Yellow Emperor, and regard Emperor Yan and Huangdi as the earliest ancestors of Chinese culture. Emperor Yan was also honored as Shennong by Taoism, also known as Emperor Wudi Shennong, and was called immortal in history.
See examples of immortals, biographies of immortals, and search Ji Shen. In their place, immortals are mostly practitioners who collect medicines to cure diseases and save lives. They are honored as immortals because they save people from diseases and live for hundreds of years.
Therefore, the immortal in the history of China was actually a doctor who used herbs to cure diseases and save lives. Because they understand the theory of plant medicine, they also eat plant pharmacology for health while treating others, so they live longer than ordinary people and are called gods by later generations. Therefore, in the history of China, immortals are doctors who collect medicines to save lives.
Later, "immortal" and "Tao" began to differentiate. It can be divided into the "immortal" who collects medicine to save people and the "Tao" who practices Dan to save people.
Fairy: collecting medicine to save lives and give people health; Tao: Lian Dan, boiled stone has cured the disease. I wish you good luck and help.
"Fairy" helps the human body to improve, repair, get through, care for "Qi and blood" and be healthy. Later, "Xian" established the historical name of "Yiguang" (Xianfu). In the Tang dynasty, there was a "national medical light" in the palace, and there was also a special "imperial doctor" in the palace.
"Taos" built temples, which were called "temples" in history, are today's "temple fair places". Taoist priests in the temple used cinnabar, poison, mercury and precious stones to practice the immortal "Dan" costume.
You Zhu Shu also belongs to Taoism, and began to divide into what we call "single man" and "bodhisattva" today.
During the period when Qin Shihuang burned books and buried Confucianism, a large number of hundreds of poems and history books were burned, but books on medicine and agricultural production were still kept in places where canon articles were collected, such as Biyong, Dongguan, Lantai, Shishi, Xuan Ming and Hongdumen. Yiguang was established in the early Qin Dynasty and prevailed in the streets and palaces of Sui and Tang Dynasties. The "immortal body" is gradually separated from doctors by myths. "Tao" began in the pre-Qin period and continued until the end of the Ming Dynasty. After the separation of "immortal" and "doctor", the distance is getting farther and farther.
Today, let's study again why those (immortals) in history can live for more than 100 years. What did they eat as herbalists at that time? It can be roughly divided into three categories. (1) Eat (nine fruits and nine stems). Nine branches: refers to nine species of Cao Zhi; Nine stems: refers to nine trees or vines. (2) Eat (exotic fruits), including the flat peaches and pinecones of the legendary Queen Mother of Kunlun Mountain. (3) Eat (stone), including the traditional Chinese medicine mines we talked about today, such as (cinnabar), (keel) (five-flowered stone) and (jade).
In the re-study, it is found that people who are honored as "immortals" all eat "nine fruits and nine stems" and live forever. They are all plant medicines for repairing blood vessels, enriching blood, invigorating qi, nourishing blood, contracting blood vessels, dilating blood vessels, lowering blood fat, unblocking blood vessels, nourishing yin, tonifying kidney and strengthening yang. Kiwifruit: harmful bacteria and hypoglycemic agents. Stone: it is mostly used to relieve nervous tension and calm the nerves. Therefore, the ancients knew this because they could live as long as possible for hundreds of years from the perspective of health preservation. This is the origin of the evolution of immortals, Taoism and medicine. Today, the "immortals" recorded in our ancient books are all doctors who collect medicines to cure diseases and save lives.
Author/Lang Yan Yingshi, a native of Qionglai, Sichuan. He wrote hundreds of poems, novels, essays, prose poems, ancient poems and more than 2,000 lyrics under several pseudonyms. His pen names are: Poem Shadow of the Wolf Smoke, Tian Zi, Brothers Writing Poems, Gentle Sword, Boss, Lonely Shadow in the Wind, Wandering in the Wind, etc. The author's real name is temporarily kept secret.