Kong Ding is good at treating difficult diseases. Every time he thinks ingeniously, the curative effect is outstanding. He is praised by patients and admired by colleagues. I once diagnosed a patient who developed tongue protrusion, drooling at the mouth, and irritability after two days of fever and aversion to cold. Each attack lasted about an hour, and then the tongue retracted and the irritability subsided as normal. The attacks occurred three or four times a day, and all doctors were at a loss. According to the original text of "Lingshu. Cold and Heat Diseases", Li Shi said: "If the tongue is drooling and there is boredom, take enough Shaoyin." Using the method of calming the liver and calming the wind, nourishing the heart and nourishing the kidneys, one dose of Chinese medicine can relieve the symptoms, and three more doses are required. Get better. Another example is that Meng Jun suffers from pulpitis, the pain is unbearable, and the medicine is ineffective. Li Shi prepared 100 grams of chicken shit vine and 150 grams of fresh pork, stewed for two hours, eat meat and drink soup (without salt), The dose is known, three doses are enough.
He often said: "Only those with noble medical ethics can practice medicine. Throughout the past and present, the famous doctors who are very famous in the medical field and enlighten future generations are all people with noble medical ethics." He has been practicing medicine for more than 50 years. , he treats all patients equally and responds to their requests. No matter how many patients come to see him every day, he treats them seriously and responsibly. After retirement, he never shied away from those who came to seek treatment. Although he is old and has a distinguished medical reputation, he still enjoys it as always. On the streets and in the fields, he treated a large number of patients on a voluntary basis without ever receiving payment from the patients. He often helps those with financial difficulties, pays for their medicines, and often goes to the mountains to collect herbal medicines for patients to reduce their financial burden.
He attaches great importance to the unity and cooperation of colleagues, respecting colleagues, learning from each other, learning from each other's strengths, and improving together. He believes that the "Five Precepts and Ten Essentials" proposed by doctors in Ming Dynasty Chen Shigong's "Surgery Authenticity" is the minimum attitude towards getting along with colleagues. We must conscientiously abide by "Anyone who comes from the same country should not be arrogant and arrogant, but must be humble and cautious. Respect those who are young and respected; teach them if they are scholars; be humble to those who are proud; recommend them to those who are inferior." "Requests, work tirelessly. His humble, simple, dedicated and gregarious demeanor is deeply respected by his colleagues in traditional Chinese and Western medicine and by his patients.
Extensive knowledge of medical sources, Qionglingsu poems and songs, and rich prose
Kong Ding believes that: to learn traditional Chinese medicine, one must "expert knowledge of medical sources and be diligent and tireless", inheriting and developing from the past Only by respecting the past and respecting the present and not sticking to the sect can we broaden our minds and enlighten our thinking. This is the attitude of scientific development and the road to career success.
When he first started studying medicine, he was familiar with Chen Xiuyuan's "Sixteen Kinds of Medical Books". Later, he studied the "Four Classics" and the works of Ye, Xue, Wu and Wang. He especially admired Wu Jutong's academic spirit. He has profound attainments and a deep understanding of his Treatise on Febrile Diseases. He knows very well that if he wants to achieve success in the medical field, he must be familiar with the classics, integrate various schools of thought, and pool their wisdom and learn from their strengths. Therefore, while following his teacher's academic thoughts, he dabbled in literature, history, philosophy, Yi, poetry, poetry, poetry, poetry, and hundreds of schools of thought. He also extensively collected ancient and modern medical records and folk prescriptions, and through clinical verification, summary, sorting and improvement, he laid a solid foundation for gradually forming his own academic thoughts.
When ordinary people study the "Huangdi Neijing", they rarely delve into the profound and mysterious "Tian Yuan Ji", "Six Micro Edicts", "Qi Alternation" and other major treatises on luck. Kong Dingze not only studied the theory of luck in the "Huangdi Neijing" very well, but also studied the "Shengji Zonglu", "Puji Fang", "Lei Jing", "Yizong Jinjian", "Suwen Xuanji Yuan" The theory of luck in ancient classics such as "Disease Style" has been made transparent.
In May 1979, a Japanese medical delegation went to Beijing to study the Five Movements and Six Qi theory, which "can predict the incidence of epidemics." The Ministry of Health was worried that experts in Beijing could not meet the needs of the Japanese, and notified Sichuan, the "hometown of traditional Chinese medicine", to prepare for reception. The Sichuan Provincial Department of Health immediately issued an emergency call for papers to all of Sichuan. Only two articles from Professor Li Keguang and Mr. Kong Ding were obtained. The Japanese greatly appreciated Mr. Kong Ding's "Summary of the Theory of Five Movements and Six Qi" which was deduced in modern language and diagrams. China's ancient and mysterious theory of five movements and six qi has won international reputation and brought glory to Sichuan's health community. This matter has attracted great attention from the Sichuan Provincial Department of Health. In September of that year, the Sichuan Province Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine was established. Kong Ding's "Summary of the Five Movements and Six Qi Theory" once again caused a sensation at the first representative conference and academic exchange meeting of the society. Mr. Kong Ding, who lives in a remote area, was elected as the executive director at this conference. Immediately afterwards, Kong Ding was elected as the deputy director of the editorial board of the "Sichuan Traditional Chinese Medicine" magazine, and planned to be transferred to the editor-in-chief of the "Sichuan Traditional Chinese Medicine" magazine. However, the relevant leaders in the Mianyang area have instructed that the talent Kong Ding must be kept in Mianyang. Soon, Kong Ding was promoted to the first deputy chief physician of traditional Chinese medicine in Mianyang.
Concerning modern medical knowledge, Kong Ding not only does not reject it, but also learns it with an open mind. The purpose is to continuously enrich himself so as to better serve patients. In 1981, the Provincial Association for Science and Technology held a Japanese language class. At the age of 55, he won the top grade in the class with his diligence and wisdom, and his teachers and classmates were full of praise.
Kong Ding lived a simple and simple life. Instead of visiting shopping malls and bookstores, he is a frequent visitor to the bookstore where he is located. The first thing I do every time I visit a place is to go to a bookstore to buy books. Collecting books and reading is his main pleasure in life. Walking into his residence, the bookcases in the two rooms are orderly filled with more than 4,000 volumes of various related reference books, classic Chinese medicine works, modern medical masterpieces, and books on literature, history and philosophy, just like a small library. This is the main savings of his life and his most precious spiritual food. Regardless of the severe cold or scorching heat, in addition to receiving patients and visitors, he studied day and night and worked tirelessly for decades, spending all his time reading and writing. He has compiled and published 8 medical works including "Three Character Classic of Febrile Diseases", "New Songs of Medicinal Properties", "Records of Modern Famous Doctors in Mianyang City", "Li Kongding's Medical Collection", and "Records of New Prescription Experiments", and participated in the editing of " "New Collection of Strange Symptoms of Traditional Chinese Medicine", "A Brief Introduction to the Refinement of Traditional Chinese Medicine", "Changjiang Medical Talk", "Integration of Special Skills of Famous Chinese Doctors", "Clinical and Prospects of Traditional Chinese Medicine", "Explanation of "Shanghan Ming Theory"", "Golden Mirror of Clinical Syndrome of Famous Doctors in Ancient and Modern Times" "Strange Syndrome Volume", "Reexamination of Very Contrary", "Clinical Experience of Famous Doctors in Specialized Diseases", "Natural Therapy of Traditional Chinese Medicine", "Experience of Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment" and other 15 medical works, and approved the national TCM technical secondary school textbook "Classical Medical Works" He Yi has authored 4 medical works, "Song of Hundred Mistakes in Medicine", "Bashu Traditional Chinese Medicine Literary Theory", and "Ran's Prescriptions". He has published 52 academic papers in provincial-level or above publications and won 10 provincial and municipal science and technology achievement awards.
Mr. Kong Ding studied for two years in the Chinese studies class held by Yue Liyan (graduated from the Chinese Department of Nanjing Central University). Later, he studied poetry and music with Wang Shankui and Deng Wenbo, former elite scholars who were proficient in literature and history and erudite. There is nothing wrong with Fu. The poems he wrote have neat rhythm, sonorous rhymes, profound artistic conception, vigorous and high-spiritedness, and have an inspiring power.
For example, one night in the late autumn of 1960, a Sichuan Opera troupe from out of town came to Pengxi to perform. Several famous actors appeared on the stage, which was very attractive. All the teachers and students of the school went to watch the performance, but Kong Ding was the only one who turned up the lights in the school. Night reading. Afterwards, he wrote a poem: "The cool breeze blows on the case in the quiet night, and the music of the opera drums fills the curtains with surprise. Who can be like a dragon son, alone admiring the wonderful writings when the moon rises." It can be seen that his pursuit of new knowledge almost reached the point of forgetting both things and myself. To the point of obsession. The poem "Gong Shu on Yuan Ri" expresses his lofty ambition to devote his whole life to the cause of traditional Chinese medicine: "On Yuan Ri Gong Shu, he was leisurely, and Yun Chuang studied alone in peace and quiet. The young man has ambitions but is poor in classics and history, and he has no method for the whole year. Avoid the cold. In the Spring and Autumn Period, I forgot about Confucius and Mencius, and spent my whole life with great courage and courage."
In 1987, Kong Ding became the first scholar in Mianyang City. A traditional Chinese medicine doctor who was promoted to chief physician wrote a poem "Nanxiangzi" to encourage himself: "The right path is subject to vicissitudes of life, and everyone leads the way. People call Xiangyan scholars through the ages, and they carry it forward. Let's try to compete with Changsha. Don't let the good times pass you by. Walking at night with a candle in hand, I will live in a new starting point, never Don't forget Fu Sheng's letter to Laozhuang." According to the "Li Bai Memorial Hall Couplet" record, in May 1983, Li Kongding and Li Keguang of Chengdu College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. The professor went to Jiangyou to give lectures and visited the Li Bai Memorial Hall in his free time. Professor Keguang suddenly said: "This place is quite elegant. I remembered the second couplet, 'The gardens here are better than thatched cottages'. Please correct the first couplet." Kong Ding walked five steps slowly and responded loudly: "Back then, my brothers promoted the Ministry of Engineering." It became a good story for a while.
With painstaking efforts, the garden is full of peaches and plums and the apricot forest is famous
Li Kongding is a Chinese medicine clinician and a Chinese medicine educator. Having been teaching Chinese medicine for more than 50 years, from the county health training school to the regional Chinese medicine school, from the Chinese Medicine Correspondence College to the advanced Chinese medicine graduate class, he has used endless silk to weave the Chinese medicine dreams of many students into reality. It has trained tens of thousands of new talents in Xinglin, many of whom have become the backbone of traditional Chinese medicine treatment, teaching, scientific research, and management.
He often used the famous saying of Han Yu, a writer of the Tang Dynasty, that "the best in work comes from diligence, and the idleness comes from play" to teach students how to learn excellent skills, and required students to "have three things to do in medicine: the theory must be deep, and the clinical practice must be precise." , Medical ethics must be high.” He also pointed out that “the foundation must be solid, diligent and thoughtful, and proficient in practice. These three points are indispensable for academic study.” He believes that only through careful reading and careful thinking, and laying a solid foundation, can we integrate the old and bring out the new, and achieve academic proficiency.
Therefore, he emphasized that students should not only study classic works of traditional Chinese medicine, but also read books on literature, history and philosophy, as well as the writings of ancient and modern famous writers, medical records and modern scientific and technological knowledge, so as to broaden their horizons, enlighten their thinking and improve their medical skills. These ideas were fully reflected in his entire schooling process.
When he was in charge of teaching at Mianyang Traditional Chinese Medicine School, he insisted on strict study and strict teaching. Teachers are required to be loyal to their duties, lead by example, discipline and educate, and teach. We must not only have strict requirements for students, but also be caring and considerate. In addition to strict classroom teaching, examination and assessment discipline, and strengthening experimental courses and graduation internships, we also adopt methods such as memorization, dictation of key textbook contents, special lectures, knowledge and skills competitions, clinical internships, and bedside teaching. To enable students to have both solid theoretical knowledge and rich practical experience, and strive to cultivate students' practical ability to independently diagnose and treat diseases. In order to establish a good school spirit, a strong academic style, comprehensively improve the teaching quality, and strive to become the only key traditional Chinese medicine school in the province, we have made great contributions.
For many people, the position of webmaster of the Mianyang Center Correspondence Station of Chengdu College of Traditional Chinese Medicine is not attractive. However, Kong Ding regarded this position as a heavy burden and a mission to complete. In this position, he wants to cultivate a large number of practical talents in traditional Chinese medicine for northwest Sichuan. Although it is only a college correspondence education, and most of the students already have technical secondary school diplomas, they still have to pass a strict entrance examination and complete four years of study. Whether it was teacher training, face-to-face correspondence courses, or examinations, Kong Ding did everything meticulously. In addition to personally lecturing on "Ancient Medical Texts", "Nei Jing", "Febrile Diseases" and other courses, he often invites nationally renowned professors such as Zhu Liangchun, Zhou Zhongying, Li Keguang, Zou Xuexi, Zhang Farong, Guo Zhongfu, Guo Ziguang, Xiao Zheng'an, etc. to give special lectures . It can be said that the strict teaching management of the Mianyang Central Correspondence Station, the excellent teaching teachers, the serious teaching work, and the good teaching results were rare. With hard work comes reward. Those technical secondary school students and correspondence students are now supporting the development of traditional Chinese medicine in northwest and central Sichuan.
Mr. Kong Ding loves and cherishes talents very much. He loved all students who liked reading, studied hard, and loved the cause of traditional Chinese medicine. He often gave books and wrote poems to encourage them. "Young people have great ambitions in the sky, but the peak of medicine may not be high. All the heavenly scholars have passed away, and there are many famous people in this era." "Don't be a descendant of the sage. He will pass on, and the old man will have thousands of things. I remember Chang Sangqi Sheke, not The two poems that the author received as a gift when I was studying in secondary school at Qinquan Temple still play a great role in spurring and motivating me. When students encounter unfair treatment at work or encounter unsatisfactory things in life, he must personally care about them. In 1982, a group of outstanding graduates from Mianyang Traditional Chinese Medicine School were forced to change careers. When he found out, he took action and put his personal interests aside. He fought in all directions and argued with reason. He was finally corrected under the intervention of Nie Ronggui, the then deputy secretary of the Sichuan Provincial Party Committee.
Cultivating high-level TCM talents has been Li Kongding’s obsession for many years. In 1990, Li Kongding was identified as one of the 500 academic inheritance tutors of famous veteran Chinese medicine experts in the country, and he was among the first batch to teach two disciples, Zhang Yao and Jing Honggui. They were required to be proficient in theory, able to treat patients, able to teach, and understand scientific research. After their hard work, teaching by word and deed, demonstration and clinical guidance, both of them later became famous traditional Chinese medicine doctors in Sichuan Province. In June 1995, at the age of seventy, he "knew that he was old, but it was really heart-breaking to see the field of traditional Chinese medicine shrinking day by day. If he didn't do his best during his lifetime, he would have a guilty conscience!" He decided to serve as the CPPCC As the vice chairman, he submitted five suggestions to Feng Chongtai, secretary of the Mianyang Municipal Party Committee of the Communist Party of China, focusing on cultivating senior clinical talents of traditional Chinese medicine. This attracted great attention from the Municipal Party Committee and the Municipal Government, requiring the Municipal Health Bureau to write a written plan and submit it to the Municipal Party Committee for approval and implementation. The municipal government allocates 400,000 yuan of special funds for traditional Chinese medicine every year to support the development of traditional Chinese medicine.
In 1997, he was once again identified as the academic successor tutor of the national famous old Chinese medicine experts, and Tan Yaping was selected as the academic successor. In order to cultivate more senior TCM talents in Mianyang during his lifetime, he took the initiative to recruit more senior students and open advanced TCM training classes. With strong support from provincial and municipal authorities, the class officially opened in July of the same year.
Since the seven students in this class, including Tan Yaping, Ma Wenhong, Li Shimin, Luo Xiantao, Ye Haiyan, Wu Yuanming, and Jing Bo, are all selected masters with a college degree or above, intermediate professional titles or above, and more than 10 years of clinical experience, Professor Kong Ding is their The determined teaching goal is: through three years of off-the-job study, students will have solid basic theories, proficient clinical skills, rich clinical experience, noble medical ethics and style, and accurate oral and written expression skills, and become a new generation of famous doctors in the city. . Based on the experience of the first batch of apprentices and the development trend of medicine, it was decided that the class would insist on improving the teaching quality and enhancing the clinical skills of students as the center to determine the teaching content, and set up three major categories of courses: medical courses, literature, history and philosophy courses, and related applied courses. Methods such as the combination of face-to-face teaching and self-study, the combination of theory and clinical practice, the combination of clinical practice with teachers and independent consultation, the combination of indoor teaching and outdoor teaching (picking Chinese herbal medicine), the combination of clinical practice and scientific research, the combination of inheritance and development, and mutual teaching and learning are adopted. In the teaching process, we emphasize the word "expert", highlight the word "new", and implement the word "specialized", thereby exploring a new way to save cost, achieve great results, quickly produce talents, and produce practical high-level talents in traditional Chinese medicine.
He attaches great importance to the moral education of students. It is advocated that those who want to learn medicine should first read and deeply understand "The Great Physician's Sincerity", "When you see others' sufferings, it is as if you have them yourself", "Be the first to have a heart of great compassion and compassion, and try to universally save the suffering of the soul." Students are required to be indifferent and clear-minded, be quiet and far-reaching, be upright and conscientious in their work. At the beginning of the advanced training class of traditional Chinese medicine, the students were given a couplet: "Please choose another way to get promoted and make a fortune. Don't enter this door for gambling and stock trading." The students were taught that they should study medicine to help people in the world, not to seek personal gain, and strive to do their best to serve others. Medical treatment is honest and ethical. He also personally wrote the class song "Jiangchengzi" for the class, and sang it with the students all the time: "Five thousand years of Chinese history, Jinjiangshan, cultivate Zhilan. The four great inventions, the sun and the moon make the sky brighter. Technology is ahead of the Yixia Yang, and the British scholars "The Nei Jing" has a profound source of Chinese culture, passed down from generation to generation, and the great responsibilities are on my shoulders. I will study hard and write great chapters. , beyond words. Under his words and deeds, students can be strict with themselves, be loyal to the cause of traditional Chinese medicine, treat patients well, and work diligently.
At present, Professor Kong Ding, who is in his eighties, was entrusted by his friend Professor Li Zhongyu on his deathbed to accept his close disciple Zhao Wen (deputy director of the Chengdu Civil and Religious Affairs Bureau and former deputy director of the Provincial Bureau of Traditional Chinese Medicine) as his disciple. , conscientiously inherit the academic knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine and discuss religious culture.
Two batches of nine apprentices carefully trained by Professor Kong Ding have now become the pillars of Mianyang’s traditional Chinese medicine front. The TCM inheritance methods and teaching effects he explored have been fully affirmed by the leaders of the national and provincial TCM administrations and highly praised by the local party and government and the majority of medical and health personnel. This is undoubtedly the most valuable and meaningful contribution he has made to the party, the people, and the cause of traditional Chinese medicine.