How to say it, of course, this time has its good place, there are some new ideas, but the different opinions, but also caused confusion in later generations. There is Li Dongyu who advocates spleen and stomach, but what disease is spleen and stomach? There are advocates to attack, like Zhang Zi and Khan, spit, and the next three methods. However, if there are some illnesses, you can"t use the sweat method, you can"t use the law.

Because Liu Wansu is good at treating some acute febrile diseases, it advocates what diseases should be discussed from the word "fire", but what about chronic diseases? What about internal injuries? You may also want to use the method of Li Dongyu. As for Zhu Danxi in the Yuan Dynasty, it is more a reference to the ideological method of science, emphasizing "preserving the heavens, destroying human desires", emphasizing that "they are often more than necessary, and the yin is often inadequate", it is more from the perspective of health care. To explore medical issues. So in fact, what they said is not the same thing.
 
In the Ming Dynasty, science was overemphasized. It is a philosophical period of Chinese medicine. Many problems are discussed from Taiji, Yin and Yang. It ignores the study of the human body. I don"t appreciate it.
 
In the Qing Dynasty, this so-called innovation was also emphasized, but their innovation sometimes left the simplicity and the kind of evidence in the Han and Tang Dynasties. They emphasized some wonderful things. I like Xuanqi, like the standard, and even take out a lot of things that the ancients don"t need.

In the Qing Dynasty, there was a doctor named Ye Tianshi. He was a famous doctor in Suzhou. His life was from the end of Emperor Kangxi to the early Qianlong period. It was also a period of prosperity in the Qing Dynasty. The economy and culture in Suzhou were relatively developed, so he was there. Practice, very famous.
 
His medication is very strange. What sea cucumber, scutellaria, and abalone juice are placed on the square, it looks very strange, but from the perspective of our Chinese medicine, this is a bit different from medicine, more of a culture. The color.
 
Of course, this is my opinion, because I think the Qing Dynasty is a bit like the literaryization of Chinese medicine. At that time, the case written by the man was called the pulse case. This case was written like a poem, and even asked for confrontation. At that time, considering the level of a doctor, not to see his medical skills, first of all, the words were beautiful and not beautiful, and the literary essays were good. He considered this doctor with the standard of literature, so many doctors like to pursue strange things. Things, on the other hand, also led to Mr. Lu Xun’s dislike of Chinese medicine.

Therefore, if we want to correctly understand their doctrines, we must put them in that era to understand him. Do not modernize the things of the ancients. Do not idealize the ancients. The Jinyuan four people are not comparable to Zhang Zhongjing.