Miao Wenyin, the originator of Indian surgery, is translated into Susruta, and Miao Wen is an ancient translation of China. Born in the fifth century BC, his works are collected in Miao Wen Ji. Miao Anthology is a representative work of medical surgery in Ayurveda, India. Miao Wenji emphasized that the success of surgical treatment depends on the close cooperation of doctors, drugs, patients and assistants. It refers to the selection and training of assistants, which can be said to be the embryonic form of nurses. He also talked about medical ethics, demanding that "doctors should have all necessary knowledge, lead an honest and clean life, make patients trust, and do their best to serve patients, even at the expense of their own lives". He also said that "correct knowledge, rich experience, smart perception and sympathy for patients are the four virtues of doctors."