Famous quotes praising Chinese medicine

1. A doctor cannot be trusted unless he is benevolent; he cannot be trusted unless he is smart and reasonable; he cannot be trusted unless he is honest and honest. (Jin; Yang Quan's "Theory of Physics")

2. Human life is of the utmost importance, and if you have a thousand pieces of gold, you can help it, and your virtue is beyond this. (Tang Dynasty; Sun Simiao's "Preface to Preparations for Emergencies; Preface")

3. Whenever a great doctor treats a disease, he must calm his mind and calm his mind, and have no desires or desires. (Tang Dynasty; Sun Simiao "Be prepared for emergencies, a thousand gold essential prescriptions; great doctors are sincere")

4. Great doctors are sincere (Tang Dynasty; Sun Simiao "Be prepared for emergencies, a thousand gold essential prescriptions; great doctors are sincere")

5. In order to practice medicine, one should not talk too much, laugh, talk and make noise, talk about right and wrong, talk about people, show off one's reputation, slander other doctors, or be selfish about one's own virtues. (Tang Dynasty; Sun Simiao's "A Thousand Gold Prescriptions; Great Doctors Are Sincere")

6. Doctors should not rely on their own strengths and concentrate on managing property. (Tang Dynasty; Sun Simiao's "Essential Prescriptions for Emergencies; Great Doctors Are Sincere")

7. In order to practice medicine, one must first rectify oneself, and then rectify things. To rectify one's self means to understand the truth in order to make everything clear; to rectify things means to be able to use medicine to treat the disease. (Southern Song Dynasty's "Children's Health General Micro-Prescriptions; Medical Engineering Theory")

8. Anyone who is a doctor must have a gentle temperament, must be humble in his ambitions, must be polite in his actions, and have a gentle manner. (The Southern Song Dynasty's "General Micro-Essays on Pediatric Health; Medical Engineering")

9. Medical practitioners must have a living heart and a selfish heart. (Song Dynasty; Liu Fang's "Youyou New Book; Preface")

10. Before you cure the other disease, you must first cure my heart. (Song Dynasty; Liu Fang's "Youyou New Book; Preface")

11. Medicine cannot be trusted unless it is benevolent, and it cannot be trusted unless it is honest. (Yuan; Dai Liang's "Jiulingshanfang Collection; Volume 11")

12. Human suffering is no different from mine. Anyone who comes to ask for help will be able to leave without delay. (Ming Dynasty; Jiang Guan's "Famous Doctors' Cases; Medical Precepts")

13. (Medical) Don't focus on profit, but be benevolent and righteous. No matter how different the rich or poor are, there is no difference in medicine. (Ming Dynasty; Gong Tingxian's "Rejuvenation from All Diseases; Yunlin Xiabi")

14. (Medical) Take the living as your heart and do not remember old grudges. (Ming Dynasty; Wanquan's "New Issue of Wan's Secret Childhood Education: Diseases of the Lung")

15. The ancients healed in the heart, and the medicine that corrects the heart comes from the truth. (Ming Dynasty; Feng Menglong's "Warning Words")

16. The doctor must love and respect himself, and then he can rely on him when he is seriously ill. (Qing Dynasty; Huaibaoqi's "Medical Thoroughness; Conduct")

17. A good doctor does not care about fame or gain, and this is how he establishes his virtue; he restores good fortune and cures chronic diseases, and this is how he achieves meritorious service. (Qing Dynasty; Ye Gui's "Clinical Guide to Medical Records; Hua Preface")

18. The path of medicine is great, and the responsibility of medicine is heavy. (Qing Dynasty; Yu Chang's "Medical Laws; Preface")

19. Medicine is also a benevolent skill. A benevolent gentleman must be devoted to love. (Qing Dynasty; Yu Chang's "Medical Law; Treatise on Questioning Diseases")

20. The courage is to be big but the heart is to be small, the wisdom is to be round and the conduct is to be square. (Later Jin Dynasty; Zhang Zhaoyuan's "Old Tang Book; Biography of Sun Simiao")

21. It is better to listen carefully and ask carefully, and it is better to differentiate between cold and warm in replenishing and purging. (Ming Dynasty; Li Zhongzi's "A Must-read for Medical Sects; Practical Theory, Perfect Wisdom, Round Heart, Small Boldness, Great Theory")

22. Those who are obsessed with ghosts and gods cannot speak of perfection. Those who hate needles and stones cannot be compared to the most skillful ones. ("Su Wen; Wuzang Bielun")

23. The courage is big but the heart is small, the wisdom is round but the conduct is square. (Later Jin Dynasty; Zhang Zhaoyuan's "Old Tang Book; Biography of Sun Simiao")

24. Medicine cannot be trusted unless it is benevolent and honest. (Yuan; Dai Liang's "Jiulingshanfangji; Volume 11")

25. (Medical) Don't focus on profit, but be benevolent and righteous. Although there are differences between rich and poor, there is no difference in medicine. (Ming Dynasty; Gong Tingxian's "Rejuvenation from All Diseases; Yunlin Xiabi")

26. The best way to heal the country is to heal the country, and secondly to treat the sick, so it is also a medical official. ("Guoyu; Jinyu 8")