Inheritance and development of Huangta ointment

Due to the shackles of traditional concepts in feudal society, this side has only been passed down from men to women since the first generation; Only the eldest son, not the second son, sometimes I would rather pass it on to my daughter-in-law than to my daughter-in-law. Therefore, from the beginning of Ming Shitong to the ninth generation of Ming Yongren, it was a single biography. It was not until about 20 years of the Republic of China that Ming Yongren passed this secret recipe on to his three sons, Ming Quanxiu (early death), Ming Quanfu and Ming Quanyou. Among the nine generations from the early Ming Dynasty to the late Qing Dynasty, although they all mastered this knowledge and passed it on from generation to generation, they did not make a living from it. Anyone who comes to the door with a bone injury in his village will treat the patient with a plaster made by himself. In the early years of the Republic of China, the technology of boiling ointment and treating diseases surpassed the previous generation. In Yanjin, Yuanyang, Fengqiu, Weihui and Zhangde, more and more people come to see a doctor. Since then, the Ming family has given up medicine. After the founding of New China, with the support of governments at all levels, the Ming family inherited the secret recipe from their ancestors, specializing in bonesetting and plaster-boiling techniques. 1955 set up a health clinic, 1959 set up a joint clinic, 1968 set up a cooperative medical clinic, which was later changed to Huangta Temple Orthopaedics Department.

1June, 1983, the first generation of Huangta Plaster 10 was passed on to Ming Quanfu and Ming Quanyou, and Huangta Temple Ancestral Orthopedic Hospital in Huaxian County was established with its own funds. Over the years, an average of about 50 patients with bone injuries have been treated every day. By the end of 1987, nearly 80,000 patients with bone injuries have been treated in Heilongjiang, Beijing, Inner Mongolia, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Gansu, Ningxia, Xinjiang, Hubei, Shandong and Shanghai. The cure rate is over 98%, and the effective rate is 100%. As many as 300 banners and plaques were presented by patients. His deeds have been reported by Health News, Puyang Daily, Anyang Daily, Xinxiang Evening News, Zhongzhou Today and Ancient Times. In view of the outstanding curative effect and good reputation of Huangta Plaster, the Henan provincial government listed Huangta Plaster in the second batch of "intangible cultural heritage" in 2009.