1. Poems about Zhang Zhongjing

Poems about Zhang Zhongjing 1. Poems about Zhang Zhongjing

There are some poems describing medical skills:

"The cheeks, cheeks, zygomatica, and throat have been swollen and painful for several days, and there were sores in the hair"

Era: Song Dynasty Author: Fang Hui

It is a common law that death is inevitable, so why not drink wine? .

Without asking about the soil on Liu Ling's tomb, why should Zhang Yong have sores on his temples?

Uncle Xie Jue Xing Shi Pulse, Zhong Jing Gong Yan Yue Mai Tang.

Knowing my destiny, I should thank medicine and take ginseng with caution.

Sending Dai Liang's auxiliary medicine back to the city"

Era: Song Dynasty Author: Yang Wanli

If you want to ask about gonorrhea, it is an extrajudicial punishment.

Cai Ti prepares hundreds of poisons and cooks them with flames.

In the middle of the night, the king ordered Liu Ding to escort Dai Jun as the medicine chief.

When you take out the bag and prick your hand to explore the jade letter, your sorrow will be washed away and your lungs will be clear forever.

All diseases in life will be cured, not only will the disease be cured.

Congratulations to Zhongjing and Anchang. In ancient and modern times, there has never been a medical king.

"Farewell to Dr. Liu"

Era: Song Dynasty Author: Zeng Gong

A villain who has been ill for a long time is like melancholy. Every time he sighs that the land is remote and there is no good doctor.

Living in poverty, I am lonely and have few worldly affairs. I sit and watch the scenery passing by.

In the deep winter, thousands of trees have fallen in the mountain city, and the yin energy is swaying and causing coldness.

The sun shines from the east into the house, and the plain walls sparkle with clear brilliance.

The Liu Jun of Linting is a poor man, and his six skills are as great as his natural talent.

Concentrate on the secret meeting with nature, and there will be elves following the cloth finger.

I am glad that the horse's hoof has cured the disease.

As soon as you shake hands and talk to me, your lungs and spleen will weaken.

The precious pills in the bag are filled with stars, so I can chew them with joy.

Saran's serious illness will be cured in one day, and he will not become a withered corpse before he grows old.

The Yue people's art of squeezing their intestines has slowed down, but Zhongjing's art of accepting cakes is despicable.

Mr. Liu and I are extremely virtuous, and it is not a reward for us to carry the jade and the giant cauldron.

I lament that Liu Jun is a gentleman, and his advances and retreats are smooth and flawless.

Kuang Youxin was recommended by the prefect, and Ji Yang was galloping towards the east gate on the day.

The servants in the Forbidden Forest are careful in their duties, and the king is responsible for everything.

The four difficulties for noble people are really dangerous, and it is enough to go away.

2. What are Zhang Zhongjing’s classic stories?

Zhang Zhongjing was from Gendong, Nanyang. He wrote "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases", which is a collection of medical achievements and is regarded as a classic by doctors of all generations.

Zhang Zhongjing has a famous saying: "If you advance, you will save the world; if you retreat, you will save the people; if you cannot be a good prime minister, you should also be a good doctor." During the Eastern Han Dynasty, he served as the prefect of Changsha, visiting patients and administering medicine, and practicing medicine in the lobby.

Later, he resolutely resigned and returned to his hometown to treat his neighbors. It was winter when he returned to his hometown. He saw that the villagers on both sides of the Baihe River were sallow and thin, hungry and cold, and many of them had their ears rotten by the cold.

Then he asked his disciples to set up a medical tent and a large pot in Dongguan, Nanyang, and make "Quhan Jiaoer Decoction" to treat chilblains on the winter solstice. He put mutton, chili peppers and some cold-repelling medicinal materials in a pot and boiled them. Then he took out the mutton and the medicinal materials and chopped them into pieces. He used bread to make "jiao ears" like ears. After cooking, he distributed them to people who came to ask for medicine. Each person has two "Jiao Er" and a large bowl of broth.

People ate "Jiao Er" and drank "Quhan Tang". Their whole bodies were warm, their ears felt hot, and their frostbitten ears were cured. Later generations imitated the appearance of "Jiao Er" and wrapped them into food, also called "dumplings" or "flat food".

3. Meng Ke, Lu Yu, Du Kang, Wu Daozi, Guan Yu, Zhang Zhongjing, what kind of saints are they?

1. Meng Ke - a generation of Confucian masters second only to Confucius. He is known as "The Lesser Sage", and together with Confucius, he is called "Confucius and Mencius".

2. Lu Yu - a famous tea expert in the Tang Dynasty, known as the "Tea Fairy and Tea Sage", also known as the "Tea Mountain Censor".

3. Du Kang - "The Sage of Wine". Cao Cao once wrote a poem "Dan Ge Xing": "How to relieve worries? Only Du Kang."

4. Wu Daozi - Known as the "Sage of Painting", he is good at Buddhism, Taoism, gods and ghosts, figures, landscapes, birds and beasts, vegetation, pavilions, etc. He is especially good at Buddhism, Taoism, figures, and mural creation.

5. Guan Yu - revered by the people as "Guan Gong", also known as Meibeard Gong, revered as the "Martial Sage", as famous as the "Literary Sage" Confucius.

6. Zhang Zhongjing - a famous medical scientist in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. He was revered as the "Medical Sage" by later generations. He was one of the Five Sages of Nanyang and wrote the masterpiece "Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Miscellaneous Diseases" handed down from generation to generation.

Hope it will be adopted, thank you!