Bian Que, a mysterious and legendary ancient medical saint, his medical skills are unique in the world, but in the torrent of history, he ended his life in a tragic way.
He used his medical skills to save countless dying people, but he fell victim to the Assassins because of his momentary success. Bian Que, an incomprehensible name, his life story is shrouded in the fog of history.
However, this most amazing ancient medical saint, his stories and legends, live forever in the hearts of people. Bian Que, what is his life like?
Benevolence and benevolence, saving lives and helping the wounded"This is the lofty philosophy of the ancient healers. Bian Que, a native of Qin Yue, there is a legendary story behind this name.
He was born during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, an era of social turmoil, open-mindedness, and contention among a hundred schools. He could have done something, but ended up falling under the sword of the Assassin.
So, what kind of person is he? What happened to him? Let's start with his medical career and follow his story.
Qin Yue was not born a doctor, his medical skills all relied on chance. Once, he passed by Chang Sangjun's residence. Chang Sangjun is over the age of sixteen, he is a person who is indifferent to fame and fortune, and his wish is to pass on his life's medical skills to those who are destined.
On this day, Chang Sangjun went out with clogs in his hand and accidentally dropped the clogs on the ground. Qin Yueren's eyes were quick, he picked up the clogs, and respectfully returned them to Changsangjun.
Chang Sangjun noticed Qin Yueren's humility and politeness, so he asked, "Is Xiaoyou willing to study medicine?" Qin Yue was very happy after hearing this, and happily accepted Chang Sangjun's invitation.
Since then, Chang Sangjun has taught all his medical skills to the Qin Yue people bit by bit.
While teaching medical skills, Chang Sangjun pays more attention to the professional ethics education of doctors. He admonished Qin Yue people to be honest and benevolent, to treat every patient equally, and not to be tempted by fame and fortune.
As long as the patient is sincere in seeking medical treatment, he or she should do his best. Although Chang Sangjun is old, he still has the ambition of a doctor in his heart, hoping to pass on his medical skills to a post-graduate with medical ethics in order to realize his unfulfilled wish.
The people of Qin Yue strictly followed the teachings of Chang Sangjun and worked hard to learn medical skills. After several years of hard study, Qin Yueren's medical skills have reached the point of perfection, and their reputation has become louder and louder.
However, instead of being complacent, he decided to say goodbye to his mentor and start his own journey as a doctor. In this journey, Qin Yue people have always insisted on putting medical ethics first, using his medical skills and benevolence to help everyone in need.
His behavior won people's respect and love, and became what people called a "famous doctor".
Qin Yue people, who have practiced medicine in the rivers and lakes for many years, have gone through ups and downs, and have accumulated rich medical experience and profound medical knowledge.
He is good at using the four diagnosis methods of looking, smelling, asking and cutting to accurately find out the best pathogenesis, and then combined with a variety of methods such as Jinshi acupuncture, massage, soup ironing, etc., especially in the field of pediatrics, ENT and other incurable diseases.
With four diagnoses and multiple treatments, he has successfully treated countless patients who are difficult to treat. Let patients who have been paralyzed for many years walk again, and let patients who are critically ill turn their lives around. His medical skills are famous all over the world, known as "Bian Que", famous all over the world, attracting an endless stream of medical seekers.
However, fame often comes with trouble. The people of Qin Yue gradually indulged in the glory brought by their reputation, and were no longer satisfied with ordinary life-saving. He aspires to a higher reputation and status.
So he intensified his efforts, only treating patients with prominent status, and refusing to seek medical treatment from ordinary people. He believes that the disease of the ** powerful will spread his reputation far and wide.
So he only treated princes or magnates. He refused medical treatment from the poor people, but cured many diseases of the powerful and famous. This has sparked widespread criticism.
People have accused Qin Yue people of being selfish, unkind and unjust. But the people of Qin Yue have become deeply addicted to the vanity brought by fame, and no longer accept advice. He was confident that his medical skills were superb and he was qualified to choose the disease of the noble.
This arrogance eventually brought him a catastrophe.
Qin Yueren, a practitioner with excellent medical skills, came from afar to practice medicine in the Qin State. King Qin Wu accidentally sprained his waist and leg in the palace due to his long-term rash actions, and the imperial doctor was helpless about it.
Fortunately, the county guard of Qin State heard that Qin Yueren's medical skills were superb, so he invited him into the palace as the king of martial arts**. With his superb medical skills, Qin Yue successfully overcame King Qin's injuries and made him regain his health.
King Wu of Qin was very pleased with this, hoping to retain the Qin Yue people to serve in the Qin State for a long time.
Li Li was jealous of Qin Yueren's medical skills and was worried that his position would be taken away, so he attacked Qin Yueren in front of King Qin Wu, saying that he was a person who did not understand medical skills and could not be trusted.
However, King Wu of Qin's gratitude to the people of Qin Yue did not change, and he chose to ignore Li Li's advice. This made Li even more angry, and he finally planned an assassination attempt to prevent the Qin Yue people from taking root in the Qin state.
Li Li secretly contacted the Assassins and set up a net. Qin Yue people unfortunately fell into the scheme and died in a foreign land, and even the body could not be recovered. His medical skills and ambitions have since disappeared without a trace.
Qin Yue is a man of great medical skills and is revered as a medical saint, but what happened to him has also left us with a profound lesson - those who pursue fame and fortune will eventually be punished. Medical treatment is a benevolent art, and doctors need benevolence and benevolence, and they cannot be ambitious.
Qin Yue people could have become giants in the medical field, but because they ignored medical ethics and only sought to be famous, they ended up dying in a foreign country, which is really regrettable. We should learn the essence of the medical sage, but we must not forget his tragic warning.
Bian Que's life is full of legends and tragedies. He practiced medicine for many years during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, but he never found inner peace. We should remember the tragic fate of the medical saint, but we should also not forget his great benevolence in saving lives countless times.
Perhaps, this is the inspiration that the name Bian Que gives us.
To explore the footprints of the Qin Yue people, we first need to understand the background of the era in which he lived - the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. During this period, China's history underwent earth-shaking changes, and profound changes took place in the social structure, ideology and culture.
Zhou Tianzi's authority was declining, and the vassal states fought against each other for the world. The original hierarchy also began to waver, providing the people at the bottom with the opportunity to change their fate.
In the field of ideology and culture, the five schools of thought, including Confucianism, Taoism, Legalism, Bingism, and Moism, contended with each other, and a hundred flowers bloomed, and the ideological concepts were unprecedentedly active. The Jixia School Palace has gathered a large number of scholars, and the exchange of knowledge is unprecedentedly active.
In this period of rapid social change, an ordinary person also has the opportunity to change his fate and achieve a career through his own efforts, which is the road to success of Qin Yue people.
Chang Sangjun, Qin Yueren's master, his medical skills are not inferior to Bian Que, but he has no ambition to pursue fame and fortune. He came from a family of doctors, and his grandfather and father were both Hanlin doctors.
At an early age, he saw his grandfather's noble medical ethics and was deeply influenced by his determination to become a benevolent doctor.
Although he once had the opportunity to become the leader of the medical school, he was tired of the open and secret battles in the court, and finally chose to leave the capital and set up a grass house in a secluded place, and began to practice medicine and help the world.
He was a great doctor, but he never flaunted his abilities. As long as he heard that someone was sick nearby, he would quietly show up and treat them for free, hoping to help more people.
He was indifferent to fame and fortune, and his behavior was low-key and introverted, and the villagers affectionately called him "Changsang Old Divine Doctor", which is also the name he is remembered in the history of medicine.
Bian Que, the pride of Qin Yue people, this name carries his glory and downfall. As a god of medicine in ancient mythology, his medical skills are incomparable, and he is revered as Bian Que, which shows the pinnacle of his medical skills.
However, his neglect of medical ethics and great joy led him to the abyss of life. As a doctor, he should have been tolerant of every patient, and should not have alienated the poor because of the powerful.
If he could uphold the legacy of the first and promote medical ethics, he could have realized his lifelong medical ideals and won the admiration and love of the people. However, he chose to pursue fame and status, and ultimately paid the price with his life.
Bian Que's story is full of dramatic twists and tragedies, warning us that even if we are highly skilled in medicine, we must not ignore medical ethics, otherwise we will eventually pay the price for our greed.
Although Bian Que has passed away, his medical skills have already reached the peak in ancient times. The medical theories and clinical practices he pioneered and developed had a profound impact on later generations.
Bian Que judged the condition with its unique four diagnoses of looking, smelling, asking and cutting, and this diagnosis and treatment method was incorporated into the medical theory in the Han Dynasty medical classic "The Yellow Emperor's Neijing", and became an important diagnosis method of traditional Chinese medicine, which has been used to this day.
In addition, Bian Que also founded acupuncture**, which enabled the mature development of Jinshi acupuncture. He summed up many empirical formulas, which laid the foundation for formulary.
Bian Que's skills in obstetrics and gynecology are particularly exquisite, and he has successfully rotated the dystocia baby out of danger, and he is also good at ** common pediatric diseases, and ENT is also his specialty.
Bian Que's medical theories and techniques have been inherited through his ** and have become a treasure in the treasure house of Chinese medicine. Although the saint is gone, his medical skills will be passed down from generation to generation.
Bian Que's school of medicine originated in ancient times thousands of years ago, and is still developing today, like a bright light, illuminating the road of medicine for thousands of years. Bian Que received many apprentices in his life, among which Hua Tuo and Dong Feng were particularly outstanding.
Hua Tuo is good at surgery, he has created a variety of surgical instruments, and can perform anesthesia and perform various difficult surgeries, known as "immortal medicine". Dong Fengze specialized in internal medicine, and he carried forward Bian Que's four diagnosis methods and created the systematic diagnosis of "24 prescriptions".
These ** have made achievements in the field of medicine, and they have inherited and carried forward Bian Que's medical skills, making it an important school of ancient medicine. Although they have all made achievements in their respective fields, they are not bound by their teachers, but continue to enrich and develop Bian Que's medicine to keep it up to date.
They have always adhered to the spirit of benevolence and benevolence, and used medical skills to save lives, not for power and profit. Although Hua Tuo had superb medical skills, he was eventually suspicious of Wang Mang and was killed.
Although Dong Feng is in a high position, he always insists on medical treatment to save people, and does not do things of power.
Bian Que's medical philosophy has been inherited by the best people and has become the cornerstone of traditional Chinese medicine. To this day, many physicians still respect Bian Que's medical ideas and regard them as medical treasures.
The medical skills pioneered by Bian Que have reached a very high level in ancient times, showing the brilliant achievements of ancient Chinese medicine. Although time has passed, we have not been able to completely replicate the ancient method, but Bian Que and other ancient doctors still set a model of medical ethics and medical skills for us.
We should cherish the memory of the medical ethics of our ancestors and never forget the historical origin of the development of medicine. Although Bian Que died young, his medical spirit will be inherited and carried forward by generations of doctors.
This is the most valuable legacy left to us by the ancient medical saints.