Sun Simiao, the drug king of the Tang Dynasty, studied medicine because of illness when he was young. He not only has a deep study of medicine, but also has learned hundreds of classics and histories, and is also familiar with Buddhist scriptures. He has a noble medical ethics and is a model in the medical field. In the book "A Thousand Daughters Should Be Prescribed", he put forward the idea of "great doctors are sincere", which was regarded as the moral standard of medical practice by later generations. He advocated: "If there is a disease (disaster) to ask for help, you should not ask them whether they are rich or poor, whether they are friendly friends, whether they are ignorant or not, and whether they are equal. They are all like the thoughts of their loved ones. Don't worry about good and bad, protect your life. I am deeply saddened. I don't avoid day and night, cold and heat, hunger and thirst, fatigue, concentration on saving, and no intention to practice martial arts, so I can become a great doctor. " Later generations will call this doctor with noble medical ethics "Great Doctor".
Yu Man Xinglin
Dong Feng, a famous doctor in the Three Kingdoms period, has excellent medical skills and noble medical ethics. He has a characteristic in treating people, neither accepting thanks nor gifts, but only letting the cured people plant apricot trees in front of their homes as a souvenir. Plant five trees for the seriously ill and one tree for the mildly ill. After many years, the residence became a forest with many red apricots. When the prescription needed apricots, he told the patient that he didn't have to pay for them, but just exchanged a bucket of millet for a bucket of apricots. In this way, Xiaomi got apricots piled up in Man Cang, and when the disaster year came, he used them to help the poor. The local people are very grateful to him, and the plaque given to him reads "Famous Xinglin" and "Xinglin is warm in spring". These praises have been circulated for a long time and become synonymous with noble medical ethics and brilliant medical skills.
Hua tuo on the verge of death
Hua Tuo was a famous doctor in the Eastern Han Dynasty. He is proficient in internal medicine, surgery, gynecology and pediatrics, especially in surgery. Acupuncture is simple and effective, and is famous for practicing medicine. On the way to the house call, Hua Tuo met a funeral. He saw that the blood flowing from the coffin seam was bright red. Based on the doctor's intuition, he thought that the patient was not dead and decided to open the coffin immediately to save people. After the rescue, the pregnant woman who had not died in shock was finally saved, so she was known as the "imperial doctor". Later, when people praise a doctor for his superb medical skills, they often can't help but give a thumbs up and say, "You are really a near-re-embodiment Hua Tuo."
Ju Jing quan Xiang
At present, in some Chinese medicine shops, there is still a plaque of "Orange Jing Quan Fragrance" hanging in a conspicuous place. According to the Interpretation of Orange Well, it is said that in the Han Dynasty, before going to Daoxian County, Su Xiangong said to his mother, "There will be diseases and epidemics in the world next year, and a well will rise in the courtyard, with an orange leaf on the eaves to cure one person." The next year, as expected, there was an epidemic and all of them were cured. The book {Medicine in the Sea} also introduces the myth that Su Xian became immortal. His mother used well water and orange leaves to treat the epidemic. From then on, the world praised the achievements of saving people with "Jing Quan silkworm", and doctors often carved it on a plaque to show their ambition.