1. The sea is the gathering of hundreds of rivers. The four directions of heaven and earth are connected by sea water, and the earth is within it. Its taste is salty, its color is black, and its water movement is correct.
2. Trekked through countless mountains and deep valleys, and traveled all over the country.
3. How dare you treat yourself as a medical expert, and only sell ancient elixirs for prescriptions?
4. Look wherever you find it, don’t take away your neighbors, go where you want, and start spring.
5. Anger causes qi to be reversed, happiness causes qi to disperse, sadness causes qi to disappear, fear causes qi to decline, fright causes qi to become disordered, fatigue causes qi to deplete, thinking causes qi to stagnate, spirit causes qi to deflate, and cold Then the Qi will be collected, life quotes. ?
6. In a person's body, if the heart of greed is moved, fluid will be born; if the heart of sorrow is moved, tears will be born; if the heart of soul is moved, sweat will be born; if the heart of desire is moved, sperm will be born. ?
7. For all diseases, the root cause must be treated first, and then the symptoms. ?
8. Treat the root cause if it is slow, and treat the symptoms if it is urgent.
9. The human body is not limited to the outside and the inside, and the qi and blood are not limited to the actual situation. ?
10. Improper eating and drinking can lead to murder.
Character introduction
Li Shizhen (the 13th year of Zhengde of Emperor Wuzong of Ming Dynasty - the 21st year of Wanli of Emperor Shenzong of Ming Dynasty, 1518-1593), whose courtesy name was Dongbi, was known as Li Dongbi by people at the time. He was named Binghu, and in his later years he was named Binghushan. He was a native of Qizhou, Hubei (now Qizhou Town, Qichun County, Huanggang City, Hubei Province) and Han nationality. Li Shizhen was one of the most famous medical scientists, pharmacologists and naturalists in the Ming Dynasty of China and in Chinese history. His "Compendium of Materia Medica" is a comprehensive work on materia medica and has a profound influence on later generations of medical and natural history research. There have been translations or abridged versions in several languages, and he has also written "Binhu Pulse Study".
During the period before and after Li Shizhen took office in Taiyuan Hospital, after a long period of preparation, Li Shizhen began writing "Compendium of Materia Medica". "Compendium of Materia Medica" has 16 parts, 52 volumes, and about 1.9 million words. The book contains 1,518 kinds of medicines collected by various herbalists, and 374 more kinds of medicines are included on the basis of previous works, totaling 1,892 kinds, including 1,195 kinds of plants; 11,096 ancient pharmacologists and folk prescriptions are included in the book; 1,100 pictures of drug forms are attached at the front of the book. remainder. This great work absorbs the essence of the herbal medicine works of the past dynasties, corrects the previous mistakes and supplements the deficiencies as much as possible, and has many important discoveries and breakthroughs. It is the most systematic, complete and scientific medical work in China until the 16th century.