In the ancient Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, there was a medical giant, his name was Bian Que, surnamed Qin, who was born in Zheng County, Bohai (now Renqiu, Hebei). His life, like a treasure of medical skills, bloomed with brilliant brilliance.
The young Bian Que was not a doctor, but the director of a library. However, a one-time acquaintance changed his fate. Chang Sangjun, a wise man who was well versed in medical skills, passed on his years of medical experience and precious prescriptions to the young Bian Que. This became an opportunity for Bian Que to become a medical wizard.
He traveled all over present-day Shaanxi, Shanxi, and Hebei to save the people from their illnesses with medical skills. Bian Que's medical skills are like a magic wand, allowing people to see the hope of life.
In the course of his travels, he once passed through the kingdom of Qiu. Hearing that the prince of the kingdom had died suddenly due to poor blood, Bian Que was determined to save the young man's life. After learning more about his son's condition, he went to see the monarch of the kingdom of Qiu. Bian Que used needle stones and potions to successfully revive Gongzi. This magnificent medical miracle amazed everyone, but Bian Que said humbly: "It's not that I can bring the dead back to life, it's that he didn't die in the first place, I just let him recover." ”
Then, Bian Que came to Cai Guo and saw that Cai Huan was not good-looking, so he did not hesitate to tell him about his condition. However, Huan Gong was overconfident in his physical condition and refused to accept it**. As time passed, Bian Que advised again, pointing out that the disease had penetrated deep into the blood, but it had not yet been taken seriously. A few days later, Bian Que found that the disease had spread to his stomach and intestines, and his advice was still ignored. In the end, Cai Huan Gong died because he refused to accept **. The blend of medical skills and human nature in this period makes Bian Que's image more profound and broad.
Subsequently, Bian Que embarked on a long journey around the world, where he was eclectic and solved people's problems according to local needs. In Handan, he incarnated as a ** doctor;In Luoyang, become a distinguished ear and eye doctor;In Xianyang, he is admired for his expertise in pediatric medicine. His medical skills are like a melodious melody, ** for every soul in need.
However, great people are often envious. Bian Que's fame grew, causing the jealousy of some villains. Eventually, he was killed by an assassin sent by Imperial Physician Qin Ling Li Zong, and the life of a glorious healer came to an abrupt end.
Bian Que's medical contributions are extraordinary, and his outstanding achievements in medicine are breathtaking. He introduced the method of combining the four diagnoses, especially good at observation and palpation, and was known as "the person who speaks the pulse of the world, by Bian Que". He deeply understood the hidden phenomena of the meridians, and put forward the theory of the transformation of the disease and evil along the meridians and the depth of the viscera, the cause of the disease and the inside. In terms of methods, he advocates the combination of syndrome differentiation and treatment and comprehensiveness, and is proficient in a variety of medical methods such as stone, acupuncture, decoction, and massage.
In terms of scientific prevention, he is not only good at curing diseases, but also pays more attention to prevention. He summarized the reasons why six diseases cannot be cured, among which "believing in witches and not in doctors" reflects his simple materialist thinking.
Bian Que's life is like a monument in the history of medicine, and he laid the cornerstone of traditional medicine in China. The light of his medical skills will always illuminate the land of China. As he himself once said: "It's not that I can come back to life, it's that he didn't die in the first place, I just let him recover." "The name of Bian Que has been praised through the ages, and his medical inheritance and development have become a good story in our medical history.