The physician who was the patriarch of pulse science was

The physician was Bian Magpie. The person who is known as the ancestor of pulse science is Bian Magpie, who was a famous physician during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods. He used the four diagnostic methods of looking, smelling, questioning and cutting to diagnose diseases, which became the traditional diagnostic method of Chinese medicine. Bian Magpie, surnamed Ji, Qin, name Yue Ren, also known as Lu doctor, one said to be Bohai County Zheng (now Hebei Renqiu), and another said to be Qi Lu Yi (now Shandong Changqing). He was a famous doctor during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods, and was known as one of the Four Great Physicians of Ancient China, together with Hua Tuo, Zhang Zhongjing and Li Shizhen, and was also known as the Ancestor of Chinese Medicine. Bian Magpie studied medicine in Changsangjun when he was young, and was good at diagnosing diseases by using the four diagnoses: looking, sniffing, questioning, and cutting, especially pulse diagnosis and diagnosis by looking, and he was good at internal medicine, external medicine, gynecology, pediatrics, and the five senses, which made him famous all over the world. Later, he was killed in Xianyang due to the jealousy of Li Ai, the imperial physician of Qin.