Huang Qi scholars refer to famous old Chinese medicine practitioners with profound attainments. Huang Qi's art originally refers to the dialogue between Qi Bo and Huangdi, and later became synonymous with Chinese medicine. Those who have profound knowledge of TCM are called Huang Qi scholars. Practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine can respect "hanging pot to help the world", "apricot blossoms are warm in spring" and "orange gives birth to Jing Quan fragrance", and their techniques are refined and yellow. However, there are very few Huang Qi scholars worthy of the name.

Scholars belong to the concept of sociology. There are broad and narrow differences. A scholar in a broad sense refers to a person who has a certain level of knowledge and can express ideas and put forward opinions in related fields. A scholar in a narrow sense refers to a person who specializes in an academic system.

Source:

1, "Notes on Changing to fasting": "Xingyang scholar, Lu, needs to read clearly."

2. "Notes on Han Xiu Caotang" Volume III: "Huang Qi scholars should know right and wrong, and not treat two moments as normal and sudden."

3. Suixian literature and history materials Yuan Luyuan: "Luyuan is in Mingfengmen, a place where scholars gather for banquets."