Dr. China, the most respected doctor in Europe

Core Tip: He wrote a lot in his life, but the study of typhoid fever had the greatest influence on later generations, and even Europe, which was struggling with the Black Death, benefited a lot. The earliest cure for the Black Death in Europe was the book Treatise on Febrile Diseases translated by Arabs who had been to China. European scholar Tianbao 123 Needham, a sweet strawberry seedling, once praised "he is the man who saved the fate of Europe." Excerpted from "Never Let History Return to Dust" Author: Zhang Publishing: Guwuxuan Publishing House, the so-called "heroes come from troubled times". From the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to the whole Three Kingdoms, there were many heroes in China in troubled times, and there were heroes in all walks of life. From emperors who swept the world to doctors who wandered the streets, celebrities came forth in large numbers. Almost every figure with "appearance rate" in this era will become a legend of later generations. Until today, when it comes to outstanding figures of this era, even the most unfamiliar friends can count them. But if you ask westerners overseas, especially those who have a deep understanding of the sufferings in the Middle Ages, many people may get an answer: Zhang Zhongjing, a doctor in China in this era. Doctors, especially those from the Three Kingdoms in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, are the most famous in China. I'm afraid there is nothing better than Mr. Hua tuo. The records in the official history, together with the grapevine news in unofficial history, make the old man become the "imperial doctor" recognized by China people from ancient times to the present, and even become synonymous with describing the medical skills of doctors. Zhang Zhongjing, who is not as famous as Hua Tuo, is not inferior to Hua Tuo. It is no exaggeration to say that his medical achievements have transcended national boundaries and saved human beings in the East and the West. In China's book, as a doctor, he has an unprecedented lofty title: medical sage. There is only one reason for this position: compared with the myth that Huatuo medicine can cure all diseases, Zhang Zhongjing is not a myth, but a fact. He was the first person to defeat the incurable plague in 1960. Zhang Zhongjing, born in the Eastern Han Dynasty in 150, was a humble doctor all his life. Zhang Zhongjing was born well. In the Han Dynasty, his family was an official family for generations. Although his generation is backward, it is still a scholarly family. His father, Zhang, worked as a local official in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and Zhang Zhongjing received a good education from an early age. According to his father, Zhang Zhongjing should study hard and find a job in the future. It can be placed on Zhang Zhongjing, but such a person's physiological thought is "biased". Zhang Zhongjing is most interested in medical books, and his greatest wish is to be a good doctor. When it comes to Zhang Zhongjing's choice, modern people say that he is "great", but many historians in feudal society say that he is incredible. This is an "anecdote" for anyone who has to be a humble doctor as a child of the upper class. According to many historical records, Zhang Zhongjing was so because he read the story of "Bian Que meets Cai Huangong" in books at home, admired Bian Que very much, and his desire to be a doctor began to sprout. Another reason is that he had a serious illness when he was a child, and even almost died. Fortunately, there is a famous doctor Zhang Bozu in Nanyang County where he lives. After his diagnosis and treatment, Zhang Zhongjing was pulled back from the gate of hell. After Zhang Zhongjing recovered from his illness, he began to study medicine with Zhang Bozu at the age of1/kloc-0, and made some achievements a few years later. In addition to these reasons, there is another important reason, which is recorded in Zhang Zhongjing's later book Treatise on Febrile Diseases. He wrote in the preface that seven out of ten people in his family died of this disease called typhoid fever, and Nanyang County, where he lived, was the hardest hit by typhoid plague in the Eastern Han Dynasty. I have heard and witnessed the disaster brought by this disease since I was a child, so I have the desire to overcome this disaster.