Chinese medicine story book in Qing dynasty

As the name implies, the Imperial Physician was a doctor who specialized in treating emperors and their relatives in ancient China. Doctors who can serve as imperial doctors are often the doctors with the best medical skills and the most innocent resumes in imperial hospitals, and they have to undergo heavy assessment by the official department and the ritual department. Although I feel that the people around the emperor have a high status, the physician is an exception. In ancient times, doctors belonged to scholars, farmers, industry and commerce? Work? , ranked at the bottom, if according to the voracious, doctors belong to the third-rate among the vulgar, but also under fighters, farmers, businessmen, and the roadside stall fortune-telling Feng Shui master status is similar.

Today, this article will tell the story of the last physician in China. His name is Eisengiro? Yinglie? Peng (hereinafter referred to as Ying Liepeng) 19 16 was born in Fushun, Liaoning Province, a village where the children of Banners gathered. Ying Liepeng is actually a prince. He is a direct descendant of Tabai, the son of Qin Shihuang who was destroyed at that time, but his family status in the village is still very lofty.

Ying Liepeng's uncle Aisingiorro? Shutang (once the court physician of Emperor Guangxu and Empress Dowager Cixi) is a highly respected Chinese medicine practitioner in the village. Ying Liepeng likes to learn Chinese medicine knowledge from his uncle since childhood. Aisingiorro？ Seeing that this nephew is a talented person, the bookstore accepted him as a disciple and taught all his medical skills to Ying Liepeng, including more than 300 kinds of prescriptions circulated by the Qing court before, many of which were kept secret by the court.

After 1930s, Ying Liepeng entered the school to study modern medical knowledge. By the time Ying Liepeng 194 1 graduated from medical school, his medical skill had surpassed that of his master. What about Essien Giro? The bookstore recommended Ying Liepeng to enter the court of the Puppet Manchukuo and serve as the physician of the Puppet Emperor Puyi. After the puppet Manchukuo was destroyed by the Soviet Union, Ying Liepeng was not taken to the Soviet Union with Puyi, but stayed in Liaoning.