Li Zhongzi (1588 to 1655) was born in huinan town, Pudong. His father was a scholar in the seventeenth year of Wanli (1589), so Nakako received a good education from an early age. He was good at literature and the art of war when he was young. He abandoned his official career to study medicine because of repeated trials and illnesses.
Role experience:
Li read widely when he was young. He took part in the imperial examination when he was young. Later, because of illness, his parents and children were killed by Yong Yi. He was sickly since he was a child, and he turned to study medicine. Students attach great importance to the theoretical research of traditional Chinese medicine and learn from others. His discussion of medical theory may be quite simple. Most of the books written are easy to understand, which is the shortest path for beginners to enter the classroom and can be called the most comprehensive set of Chinese medicine textbooks at that time.
Li Zhongzi's way of studying;
Li's scholarship, learning from others, is not paranoid. He attaches great importance to the relationship between yin and yang, fire and water. It is believed that yin and yang, fire and water are the foundation of all things, and qi and blood are in the human body. Fire and water are inseparable, and their ups and downs and movements promote the growth and development of all things. In the relationship between fire, water and yin, yin is rooted in yang, and yang is rooted in yin, but regardless of yin and yang, yang is particularly important in life activities.
Since yang is so important to the human body, those who are deficient in both qi and blood and yin and yang should first replenish qi and blood, and put forward that "both qi and blood should be paid equal attention, and qi should be supplemented first and blood should be supplemented later; Both yin and yang are needed, and nourishing yang is above nourishing yin. There are many similarities between Li's Chongyang thought and his Chongyang thought. Zhang zhong advocates warming and tonifying kidney yang; Li Zhong tonifies qi and yang.