China has a long history of more than 5,000 years, and many great men have created many things for us, which have been passed down to this day. Countless heroes and literati have left their footprints in the long river of history. Those Chinese civilizations are priceless, and many historical stories inspire future generations.
In the book, Sun Simiao in Sui and Tang Dynasties saw many people who were killed by diseases at a young age. Seeing his relatives crying, he was very sad, and an idea sprouted in his heart: if only he could save a life! Gold can be bought with money, but human life can't be bought even with gold. So he has a grand ambition: I want to study medicine seriously, be a good doctor, and relieve the pain for thousands of people and their relatives. Driven by great ambition, Sun Simiao studied hard and mastered a lot of knowledge, reaching the point where he forgot to eat or sleep and worked tirelessly. Sun Simiao has not only good medical skills, but also high medical ethics. He dedicated all his medical skills to the poor. He won't shut the patient out because he can't afford the consultation fee, so as not to lose everything. On the contrary, he often gives voluntary treatment to many patients and prescribes drugs for them. For patients who came from afar to seek medical treatment, he also vacated the house for them to live in, and personally cooked soup and medicine for the patients, which was better than treating his relatives. As long as someone asks him to make house calls, he always gives him whatever he wants. No matter it is snowy or late at night, he immediately rushes to the hospital for treatment.
After a long period of practice and research, Sun Simiao has accumulated and collected a large number of simple and effective prescriptions, so he compiled these prescriptions into a famous book called "A Thousand Daughters' Prescriptions". "Thousands of dollars" means that the prescriptions contained in the book are very valuable. By this time, Sun Simiao was seventy years old. By the time he was 100 years old, Sun Simiao had compiled the prescriptions he had accumulated in the past 30 years into another book, Thousand Daughters and Wings. "Wing" means auxiliary, which is used to make up for the deficiency of the previous book. In these two books, Sun Simiao recorded more than 6,500 prescriptions, which provided help for later generations. He saved countless lives. He is so great that I admire him very much.