1. Medicine can help the world, and skills are more valuable than fine ones.

2. He who knows the needle and the medicine is a good doctor.

3. When it comes to seeing a doctor and giving treatment, it’s all about precision.

4. It is used for medicine and depends on life.

5. Those without constant virtue cannot practice medicine.

6. No one can see the harmony, God knows the intention.

7. It is difficult to become a doctor if you are not well-educated.

8. Treat the root cause if it is slow, and treat the symptoms if it is urgent.

9. It is not difficult for doctors to use medicine, but it is difficult to certify it.

10. Medicine requires precision, but failure to do so will cause serious harm to people.

11. A doctor uses medicine just like a general uses troops.

12. If you have no knowledge, you cannot read lightly.

13. If you think twice when you are sick, you will be safe in taking medicine.

14. Scholars cannot talk about medicine lightly unless they have read thousands of books.

15. It is true that if there is no good doctor in the world, half of the people will die in vain.

16. Medical science is related to life and life, and knowing medicine will help you to establish life.

17. The question mark is the key to any science.

18. All incurable symptoms are always caused by poor blood stasis removal.

19. A doctor is a good doctor who is good at using his mind.

20. Although medicine is a small way, life is at stake, so you dare not be cautious.

21. You cannot ignore the hidden symptoms of a disease, and you cannot just treat a disease as a law.

22. A good doctor will observe the sound and appearance, but a magician will study the germination deeply.

23. Those who are better at one thing than themselves can travel thousands of miles and wait and see.

24. A country is governed by a famous prime minister, a famous doctor brings life to life, and people are more valuable than others.

25. It is okay to study medicine if you want to save people, but not if you want to make profits.

26. The first prescription a doctor gives to a patient should be love.

27. It is difficult to know the sincerity of a doctor. If you do not know well, the sin will be worse than not knowing.

28. A person’s life and death are related to the whole family. If there is a mistake, there will be no regrets.

29. A person must be gifted and able to read tens of thousands of books, and a common man can be a doctor.

30. A doctor is a person who obeys orders, just like a general raising troops, he must make a plan before fighting.

31. Learn it extensively, interrogate it, think carefully, discern it clearly, and practice it diligently.

32. If there are not too many prescriptions, the understanding will be clear; if the symptoms are not difficult, the understanding will be clear.

33. The day of skill is based on essence, and the day of cherishing is empty; the day of name is high, and the day of practice is based on sincerity.

34. The sadness of dying in vain and the stupidity of falling into learning are the reasons for learning from many scriptures.

35. A person who is good at being a doctor will have a square mind but a round wisdom, a small mind but a big courage.

36. If people don’t have enough reason, they can’t learn medicine; if doctors don’t have enough reason, they can’t use medicine.

37. Look at the prescription as well as the law, and the intention is to be precise; use medicine like using soldiers, don't take chances lightly.

38. ? Look at prescriptions as well as laws. Using medicine is like using soldiers. The opportunity is not taken lightly. Learning is more important than specialization.

39. If you advance, you will save the world; if you retreat, you will save the people; if you cannot be a good minister, you should also be a good doctor.

40. Medicine can both live and kill people. At the moment of life and death, there is no time to take action, so be careful not to take it.

41. Human life is of the utmost importance, and if you have a thousand pieces of gold, you can help it. The virtue exceeds this, so it is named after it.

42. It is said that a careful mind will lead to a clear vision, while a careful mind will lead to a clear mind. If you read more and analyze syndromes, you will have a clear mind and a broad knowledge.

43. If the disease is mistakenly cooled and gets cold, the syndrome may be right or wrong but not real. The slightest difference will damage its lifespan.

44. If medicine comes from Confucianism and does not understand the principles through reading, it will end up being vulgar and ignorant, unable to smooth changes.

45. A doctor should first understand the internal organs... Treating diseases without understanding the internal organs is no different from a blind man walking at night.

46. If there is a disease that should be replenished, use the method of purging it; if there is a disease that should be purged, use the method of replenishing it to purge it.

47. When studying medicine, you must read more and read more books from various schools. Naturally, you will be knowledgeable and have a sense of perspective.

48. If you study without studying, you cannot be a doctor; if you study without studying, you cannot be a doctor.

49. A battlefield surgeon must be a carpenter, tailor, blacksmith and barber at the same time.

50. There are no diseases that are difficult to cure, but there are doctors who are not good at treating them; there are no medicines that are difficult to replace, but there are people who are not good at treating them.

51. The way of medicine is the most subtle, and you have to study the details carefully; the way of medicine is the most extensive, and you have to be cautious about the details.

52. Therefore, when you are determined to learn, you spend hundreds of dollars to consult the classic prescriptions.

53. The doctor’s life is at stake, and it is so difficult and serious that it is impossible for a foolish person to do it.

54. If you know its shallowness but don’t know its depth, you still don’t know. If you know its partiality but don’t know its fullness, you still don’t know.

55. When it comes to medical treatment, it is difficult to differentiate between suspicions and suspicions. Do not follow others' opinions and follow the crowd, which will mislead people a lot.

56. The excellence of medicine lies in skill and sacredness; the power of medicine lies in seeing, hearing, asking, and understanding; the knowledge of medicine lies in pulse and prescription.

57. If you are not familiar with medical books, the medical theory will be unclear. If the medical theory is unclear, the medical knowledge will not be precise. If the medical knowledge is not precise, the clinical symptoms will wander.

58. In medicine, you cannot be general without being broad, you cannot be precise without being general, you cannot be specialized without being precise, you must be precise and specialized, only then you can make appointments by being broad.

59. Ancient prescriptions cannot be ignored. They should not be trusted too much, nor can they be fully trusted. They must be carefully considered and carefully considered.

60. A benevolent gentleman must be devoted to affection. If he is devoted to affection, he will regard others as himself and ask about their sufferings. There is nothing wrong with him.

61. Doctors are not more valuable than being able to cure diseases, but more valuable than being able to cure difficult diseases; diseases are not more valuable than being able to talk about medical treatment, but being able to delay real medicine is more valuable.

62. The benevolence of doctors, the help of saints, is beyond the reach of creation. Those who are valued are those who help people in danger, rescue those in distress, and bring people back to life.

63. Those who study medicine want to understand the principles of yin and yang and the five elements of heaven and earth. They will first understand the harmony and disharmony of heaven and earth, and the causes of illness among the people.

64. What is wrong with the living people? They do not die from illness but from medical treatment. It is worse to have medical treatment than not to have no medical treatment. It is worse to not be good at learning medicine than not to learn medical treatment.

65. Choosing medicine may be accidental, but once you choose it, you must treat it with lifelong loyalty and enthusiasm.

66. If a doctor is not a compassionate person, he cannot be trusted; if he is not smart and reasonable, he cannot be trusted; if he is not honest and honest, he cannot be trusted.

67. If the Cun Chi pulse is weak, do not sweat. If the Cun pulse is weak, do not sweat. Sweating will destroy Yang. If the Chi pulse is weak, do not sweat. Sweating will destroy Yin.

68. If a husband is motivated by benefit, his studies will surely become brilliant; if he is only interested in food and clothing, his knowledge will eventually be limited to mediocrity.

69. Doctors who are not familiar with the book will not understand the theory, and if the theory is unclear, the knowledge will not be precise. The clinical symptoms will wander, the opinions will be haphazard, and the medicines and syndromes will not match, so it will be difficult to be effective.

70. Today’s doctors, whenever they encounter a syndrome, will look at the sea and have no fixed opinions, and they will have to use the technique of wide-reaching fields to be confused.

71. The husband’s medicine is used, and life is tied to it. It is so harmonious and wonderful that you can still think about it. Zhong Jing Ming will review it and wait for the evidence. If there is any doubt, then test it for verification.

72. When reading ancient books, one should first be knowledgeable, extend the analogy, and understand it thoroughly. Only by understanding outside the book and not getting stuck in the book can one become a good scholar.

73. The key to medicine is not to understand the rationale first, then dialectics, and then the use of medicine. If the rationale is unclear, how can the syndrome be distinguished? If the syndrome is not differentiated, what is the use of medicine?

74. To treat upper-level diarrhea, it is better to moisturize the lungs and clear the stomach; to treat middle-level diarrhea, it is better to clear the stomach and nourish the kidneys; to treat lower-level diarrhea, it is better to nourish the kidneys and nourish the kidneys. Its lungs.

75. Diseases have no permanent shape, medicines have no permanent prescriptions, and medicines have no permanent products. Advances and retreats depend on the time; divine skill and craftsmanship depend on the person; monarchs and ministers assist and envoys depend on their use.

76. There should always be a feeling of being in an abyss or walking on thin ice when it comes to work. This is a sense of responsibility arising from facing the most precious life of the patient.

77. If you want to be safe in life, you should have five things: first, clean air, second, clear drinking water, third, drainage ditches, fourth, sweeping the house, and fifth, sufficient sunlight.

78. People know that it is not easy for a king to do something, but they don’t know that it is not easy for a doctor to do something. For example, when a king is born, his way is obvious and people can hear it; when a doctor is born, his way is subtle and subtle. Difficult to distinguish.

79. The humanistic quality of a doctor means that you must truly love life and pay attention to life. An excellent doctor must be a humanitarian and be full of sympathy for life.

80. The purpose of medicine is to help the world. If it can be cured, then cure it. There is no need to be greedy. Recently, medicine has been regarded as a profession. It is said that those who seek wealth are better than medicine, so cliques and cliques are formed. If you are prosperous, you will be a master and you will be a slave, and each will form its own door.

81. All fellow villagers should not be arrogant and arrogant, but must be humble and prudent. Respect those who are young and respected, teach them if they are scholars, be humble to those who are proud, and recommend them to those who are inferior. In other words, since there is no slander or resentment, trust and harmony are precious.

82. The ancients used sacred skills to speak skillfully about medicine, and also said: The doctor's intention is also based on what he teaches, and his purpose is profound. Since it is not possible for a gentleman to counterattack at any time, he would rather go to the doctor without any shame.

83. Although I have been a doctor for more than 60 years, I still dare not forget the four words of caution and fear. Patients have given their lives to us, how can we not feel fear? How can we not treat it with a cautious and humble attitude?

84. Practicing medicine is like facing an abyss or walking on thin ice. Patients hand over their most precious lives to the hospital. A slight carelessness on the part of medical staff may cause disability or even endanger life. Therefore, medical work cannot be careless or rash.