Zhang Zhongjing has sixteen volumes of Treatise on Febrile Diseases, but ten volumes of Treatise on Febrile Diseases have been published in this world, but there are no miscellaneous books, or one or two of them are contained in various prescriptions. Wang Zhu, a bachelor of Hanlin, got three volumes of Zhongjing's Synopsis of the Golden Chamber in the stupid bamboo slips: the first volume is about typhoid fever, the second volume is about miscellaneous diseases, and the second volume contains its prescriptions for treating women. It's a recorded stream of scholars handed down from generation to generation, only a few ears. People who need the other party to prove that they are right can be applied to others, and the effect is like god. However, either there is a certificate without a prescription or there is a certificate without a license, so I am unprepared for first aid. The state ordered Confucian scholars to revise medical books. I first approved Treatise on Febrile Diseases, then revised the jade book of synopsis of the golden chamber, and now I have revised this book, which is still subordinate to symptoms one by one, so that I can look it up when I die. It is also scattered in various schools and attached to the end of each article to broaden its methods. Because his treatise on typhoid fever was abridged, he broke away from miscellaneous diseases and finally avoided eating. Except for 262 repetitions, all the 25 articles are merged into three volumes, namely, the upper, middle and lower volumes, which are still called "The Synopsis of the Golden Chamber". I am curious to read Wei Zhi? "Warren Biography" said: "Publish a book and say: This book can live. "