2. Physician: It was first seen in China during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.
3, Taichang: the name of the medical officer, Qin Jiafeng Chang. In the middle of the 2nd century BC, Emperor Han Jingdi was renamed Taichang. In the Western Han Dynasty, there were officials of Taichang and Shaofu, who were officials of Taichang and those of Shaofu who treated people in the court.
4. Medical Order: It was established by Cao Wei in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and was renamed as the Medical Order in Sui and Tang Dynasties. This is the official in charge of medical institutions.
5. Cure too much: The Northern Wei Dynasty set up a cure too much to teach disciples.
6. Pharmacists: Pharmacists (hereinafter referred to as pharmacists) were established in the Tang Dynasty, responsible for purchasing various drugs and preparing preparations.
7. Doctor: This title began in the Tang Dynasty.
8. Doctor: This name was first seen in the Northern Song Dynasty.
9. Langzhong: Since the Song Dynasty, doctors have been called Langzhong.
10, Doctor: It started in the Song Dynasty, and today it is still searching/collecting along the northern medical education network called Doctor.
1 1. hospital ambassador: there was a medical officer's hospital in Sui and Tang Dynasties, and the chief executive appointed it. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, the chief was called the imperial envoy, and there were dozens of royal doctors, officials and doctors, who mainly served the court. The physician is the doctor of the emperor's imperial court.
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China has been different from the West since ancient times. Before the Song Dynasty, the names of doctors were complicated, and they were generally called according to their specialties, such as food doctor, disease doctor, and gold sore doctor. Since the Song Dynasty, northerners have regarded doctors as doctors. Doctor is a formal name. During the Three Dynasties, both emperors and princes set up. It is divided into three levels: upper doctor, Chinese doctor and lower doctor. Since the Qin and Han Dynasties, there have been many famous doctors, such as Imperial Physicians, Advisors, Taizhong Doctors and Guanglu Doctors.
In the Qing Dynasty, the official ranks ranged from first class to fifth class, also known as doctors. In the old society, Tai Hospital was called a doctor. In addition, after the end of the Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties, official titles flooded and gradually formed a social atmosphere. Therefore, northerners respect doctors as "doctors". In order to distinguish it from the official name, the word "big" that calls a doctor "doctor" is pronounced dài, not dà.
Southerners call doctors doctors. LangZhongBen is the official name, that is, the general name of the royal attendants. Its duties were originally to escort, accompany, advise, prepare consultants and send them at any time. It began in the Warring States and was ruled by Qin and Han Dynasties. Later generations served as assistant ministers, doctors, foreign ministers and other important positions in various ministries. The name of doctor as a doctor began in the Song Dynasty. Honoring as a doctor is a southern dialect, which is caused by the proliferation of official titles after the late Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties.