The meaning of "the first female doctor"
Qi Yi, a native of Hedong (now Fuxian County, Shaanxi Province) during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, was the first female doctor recorded in Chinese history and was called the "first female doctor". The earliest female doctor in China: Yi Wei.
During the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Yi's parents were framed by Cui Fuzhi, the chief physician of Chengtai Hospital, and both died. Yi's orphan daughter was taken away for adoption by her father's friend Xu Shanyou, a folk doctor, shortly after her birth. I am intelligent and have a special liking for medical skills, and I am determined to become a doctor. But as a woman, she had to steal medical skills under the resolute obstruction of her adoptive father. The adoptive father died of the plague and told her his life story before he died. Grief strengthened her determination to become a noble doctor. From then on, Zheng Wukong, the first doctor in Chang 'an, studied medicine hard and helped the world. She was once known as the girl Bian Que. In order to learn higher medical skills, she entered the court, struggled and persecuted several times, and was imprisoned several times. She worked as a breast doctor, a female doctor and a waitress, and was finally crowned the first female Chinese medicine practitioner in the history of the Western Han Dynasty by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.
Picking herbs from the mountains since childhood, being open-minded and eager to learn.
Yi has been interested in herbs since he was a child. When he was a teenager, he began collecting herbs in the mountains, mashing them and applying them to the villagers to treat injuries. Whenever a doctor passes by, she always asks for advice humbly and listens to the doctor. Over time, I learned a lot of medical knowledge and accumulated rich clinical medical experience.
Bao Gu, the first female acupuncturist in China
Bao Gu, named Qian Guang (about 309-363 AD), was born in Shangdang (now Changzhi, Shanxi). She was one of the four famous doctors in ancient China (Bao Gu in Jin Dynasty, Qi Yi in Western Han Dynasty, Zhang Xiaozi in Song Dynasty and Tan Yunxian in Ming Dynasty). She is a famous alchemist in Jin Dynasty, proficient in moxibustion, and the first female moxibustion scientist in China medical history.
Zhang Xiaoniang, a folk female physician in Northern Song Dynasty
Zhang Xiaoniang was a famous folk female doctor in Jiayou period of Northern Song Dynasty. According to legend, her magical medical skills were given by the gods in the mountains, which gave her "rigidity". She is beautiful and intelligent, proficient in herbs, helping the weak and saving the weak, and her reputation is far spread. She is one of the four female doctors in ancient China.
Unveil the mystery of female doctor Tan Yunxian
Tan Yunxian is a strange name for people in the circle of traditional Chinese medicine. However, with the ending and publicity of a legendary drama "The Legend of the Female Doctor and the Princess" starring Liu Shishi and Wallace Huo, this famous female doctor who lived in the middle of the Ming Dynasty is being known by more and more ordinary people, and even has her own post bar and fans.
Tan Yunxian (146 1-1556), a native of Wuxi, Jiangsu Province in the Ming Dynasty, was one of the four famous doctors in ancient China (Qi Yi in the Han Dynasty, Bao Gu in the Jin Dynasty, Zhang Xiaoniang in the Song Dynasty and Tan Yunxian in the Ming Dynasty). The superb medical skills handed down by grandma.