Question 1: What works does Sun Simiao have? There are nearly 70 works on Sun Simiao by later generations. According to textual research, about 30 of them must have been written by Sun Shi, but the main works that have been preserved so far are "For an Emergency, Be a Thousand Girls" and "Be a Thousand Girls' Wings". There are three volumes of Laozi, Zhuangzi and Fu Lu Lun, one volume of Record of Learning from the Buddhist Scriptures, one volume of Plain Books in Pillow, one volume of Three Religions, and three volumes of A Thousand Girls' Month Preface, and more than twenty kinds have been lost. There are more than forty kinds of Sun Simiao's works, all of which are old books or old names. It is not certain that they were written by Sun Shi, but most of these books are dead. Sun Simiao's existing representative works include "A Thousand Women in Case of Emergency" and "A Thousand Women's Wings". These two masterpieces are called the clinical encyclopedias of traditional Chinese medicine in China in the early Tang Dynasty and before the Tang Dynasty. * * * has a total of 30 volumes, divided into 232 volumes and 5300 pieces of combined theory. The first volume is a general introduction, which mainly discusses the moral quality, knowledge structure and cultural quality that doctors should have; The basic principles and specific requirements of diagnosis, treatment, prescription, medication, medication and drug storage are also expounded. Volumes 2 to 4 are women's prescriptions, including seeking children, pregnancy, childbirth, dystocia to postpartum diseases, gynecological diseases, etc., among which there are more than 540 prescriptions. The fifth volume (Volume I and Volume II) is about teenagers, with more than 320 prescriptions, ranging from neonatal care to prevention and treatment of common pediatric diseases. Six fingers and seven orifices, including eye, nose, mouth, tongue, lips, teeth, throat, ears and other diseases, as well as drugs and beauty prescriptions for facial diseases. Volume 7-2 1 is a medical disease, with wind-induced beriberi as the first, followed by various winds (mainly discussing brain diseases and strokes) and typhoid fever; Then according to the classification of viscera, the physiology and pathology of viscera and related diseases are discussed respectively. Then thirst, stranguria, hematuria and edema. These books provide more than 2000 prescriptions. Volumes 22 and 12 are surgery and dermatology, and volume 24 is detoxification and miscellaneous treatment, including bile and some * * * and * * * diseases. Volume 25 Emergency (Emergency Medicine). Volume 26 is dietotherapy, volume 27 is nourishing, volume 28 is pingmai, and volumes 29 and 30 are acupuncture, which are very rich in content. There are 30 volumes and more than 2,900 theories in Fang Yi. Its remarkable features are as follows: (1)/all of the volumes kloc-0/to 4, and quite a few volumes 12, 13 and 14 explain pharmaceutical problems in depth; (2) creatively study and apply Zhongjing's theory with the method of "the same party with the same certificate and the same kind ratio"; (3) A great deal of space is devoted to health preserving theory and geriatrics; (4) The specific application of acupuncture is discussed in depth, while moxibustion is discussed more; (5) Volume 29 and Volume 32 are "Forbidden Classics", and the Imperial Curse Department of the Tang Dynasty set up a Forbidden Curse Department. This part is the art of forbidden spells collected by Sun Shi. Sun Shi said, "I'm afraid to compile two volumes", and said, "One of them is mysterious, detailed in rhetoric and unreasonable", but some of them are used and have unexpected effects. Of course, it is a flaw of Meiyu that the superstition of ghosts and gods is mixed into this book, but it involves psychotherapy, and a lot of literature on "forbidden spells" has been collected for those who are interested. Foreign scholars have written papers in this field. Sun Simiao's two masterpieces, which have been handed down from generation to generation, are highly praised by doctors in past dynasties, and have an increasing influence on the world. According to the statistics of Japanese medical historian Miyashita Saburo in the early 1980s, there are 16 existing versions in Japan and China alone. According to statistics, since the Song Dynasty, there have been more than 30 editions of Emergency, about 20 editions of Qianjinfang and two editions of Qianjinfang. In addition, there are many comments, excerpts and more than ten kinds of repeated publications in a single volume. Nearly a thousand years ago, Lin Yi in Song Dynasty praised this book for "gathering the secrets of various schools of thought and surpassing the words of others". Both Wang Kentang in Ming Dynasty and Zhang Lu in Qing Dynasty believed that after Zhang Zhongjing, only Sun Simiao's Qian Jin Fang could be as stubborn as other books of Zhongjing. Especially in recent decades, the research on Sun Shi and his works has become increasingly extensive and in-depth. Japan is the country with the most active and fruitful research on the other side abroad. The medical scientist Duo Jiyuan and others said: "Since the Jin and Tang Dynasties, there are so many medical books that have been passed down to this day. What is the limit?" If you ask them to help Changsha, the rope will be pulled down all the time, but the people who built Sun Simiao's Thousand Golden Square won't. "Many years ago, Japan also established the Institute of Thousand Treasures, and the consultant of the Institute, Jing Jiazan, called this book a treasure of mankind. Many famous works of North Korea, such as Collection of Medical Prescriptions and Treasures of Oriental Medicine, all quoted Fang's contents, and Joseph Needham, a historian of science and technology, spoke highly of his achievements in acupuncture. Scholars from Britain, the United States, Germany, France and other countries are engaged in the study of Sun Shi's works. Professor Natheu Sivin of the United States and Professor Wen Shude of Germany have both published research monographs.

Question 2: Sun Simiao's works Sun Simiao have always been respected by Taoism, Confucianism and Buddhism. There are many books recorded in its name, and many people have arranged and named it. There are more than 90 kinds of Sun Simiao's main works. According to historical records, local chronicles, ancient books, collected Taoist books, medical books, inscriptions and other documents, 7 1 species have been basically named. According to the Old Book of the Tang Dynasty, "I wrote Laozi and Zhuangzi, and wrote 30 volumes of Qian Jin Fang, 3 volumes of Fu Lu Lun, 1 volume of Life Photo, 1 volume of Ping Shu in Pillow and 1 volume of Three Religions." According to Sun Simiao of Medicine Week, "Laozi's Notes, Zhuangzi's Notes, Qianjinfang 30 Volumes, Qianjin Fang Yi 30 Volumes, Qianjin Mingfang 20 Volumes, Qianjin Yue Ling 3 Volumes, Qianjin Health Care Theory 1 Volume, Nourishing and Yannian Collection 2 Volumes, and There are more than 20 kinds of books written by Sun Simiao in Tang Shu (referring to the New Tang Shu), Daozang and Tongzhilue, all of which are said by Taoists, and the articles are endless. "

Question 3: Which dynasty did Sun Simiao belong to? What is his book? Sun Simiao was a famous doctor in China in Tang Dynasty. His works Qian Jin Fang and Qian Jin Fang Yi are collectively called Qian Jin Fang, which is the earliest encyclopedia of clinical medicine in China. Known as "the father of medical theory" by the west, and respected as the king of medicine by China people.

Question 4: What are Sun Simiao's medical works in Tang Dynasty? Qianjin store

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Question 5: Which of the following works has Sun Simiao published? Which of the following works was published by Sun Simiao? A: Qian Jinfang (unclear answer, to be edited.

Question 6: What is Sun Simiao's masterpiece One Thousand Daughters?

Sun Simiao (58 1-682), a native of Jingzhao Huayuan (now Tongchuan City, Shaanxi Province), recorded it in time, and finally finished his immortal work "A Thousand Daughters Want a Prescription".

Question 7: In which book did Sun Simiao propose that gunpowder was invented by ancient alchemists in China in the process of alchemy? Ge Hong, a famous alchemist in ancient China, once lived in Luoyang for a long time. Sun Simiao, a great medical scientist, lived in the early Tang Dynasty of Sui Dynasty and was born in Jingzhao Huayuan (now Yaoxian County, Shaanxi Province). He has participated in hundreds of academic studies on Confucian classics and history, and has a good understanding of Taoist classics and Buddhist scriptures. He summed up the theory of clinical attack before the Tang Dynasty, collected prescriptions, acupuncture and other contents, and compiled books such as "Thousands of Gold Fangyao" and "Thousands of Fang Yi", which made great contributions to medicine and was respected as the king of medicine by later generations. He is not only a great physician, but also a famous alchemist, calling himself Sun Zhenren. On the basis of summarizing the experience of previous alchemists, he collected the formulas of alchemists in Heluo area and Guanzhong area, and finally put forward a more effective formula of sulfur burning method. In a word, the invention and spread of gunpowder are inextricably linked with Sun Simiao.

Question 8: Who knows what Sun Simiao's masterpieces are? Sun Simiao, born in 58 1-682 by Sun Zhenren, was a great doctor in Sui and Tang Dynasties. Sun Shi was smart since he was a child. He liked reading, studying hard and practicing hard. At the age of 20, he is proficient in a hundred schools of thought, good at talking about Laozi and Zhuangzi, good at understanding classics, connecting Yin and Yang, and promoting medicine. Emperor Sui and Tang called him an official, but he had no intention of official career. In his later years, he engaged in medical writing. He is an outstanding figure in literature and history medicine, especially in medical comprehensive exhibition. Sun Simiao was treated for illness and tried to get married. He is not only knowledgeable, but also virtuous. His noble medical ethics is a combination of great doctors' sincerity and superb medical skills. He also set a lofty example in the academic world, edifying generations of doctors. Sun Simiao embodies the spirit of treating diseases with benevolence. He wrote in the book "Great Doctors Sincerity": "All great doctors should be calm, have nothing to want, show great sorrow first, and swear to save the suffering of the spirit. If someone is sick and asks for help, don't ask them whether they are rich or poor, whether they are old or young, whether they are friendly or unfriendly, whether they are from China or foreigners, whether they are stupid or not, and whether they are common. It's like missing your loved ones. Never look back and forth, worry about good or bad, and save your life. Seeing his distress, if you have it, it is deep sorrow. Don't avoid danger and evil. You are hot and cold all day, hungry, exhausted, bent on saving, and have no intention of making any efforts. This can be a lifelong doctor, but he is a spiritual thief. The doctor's body ... goes to the patient's home, keeps walking around, and doesn't look around; Silk and bamboo make up the ears, and there is nothing like entertainment; Precious shame and repeated recommendations are tasteless; Look at Lu and Chen and see if there is anything. A husband is a doctor's law, so don't make jokes, tell jokes, talk about right and wrong, talk about human feelings, show off your reputation, corrupt doctors, and be proud of your own virtue. If he is treated carelessly, he will be cocky, but he will look confident. His name is a Chinese odyssey, and this doctor's ointment is blind. " These words have shown Sun Simiao's noble medical ethics. Sun Shi thought that "human life is the most important thing, and there is precious gold, while helping it, the virtue is more than that", so he named his two works "Thousands of Women" and "Thousands of Women Belong to the Party" and "Thousands of Women Return to the Wing". The achievements of these two works are as follows: First, the in-depth study of Zhang Zhongjing's Treatise on Febrile Diseases provides a reliable way for future generations to study Treatise on Febrile Diseases, especially adding more specific content to generalized typhoid fever. He founded the method of studying Treatise on Febrile Diseases from three aspects: prescription, syndrome and treatment, which initiated the precedent of taking prescription as evidence in later generations. Qian Jin Fang Yao is the earliest medical encyclopedia in China, with complete theories, methods and prescriptions. One is recorded in ancient books, and the other is folk unilateral. Widely absorb the strengths of all aspects, suit both refined and popular tastes, and have appropriate priorities today. Many contents are still instructive and of high academic value, and are indeed valuable wealth of traditional Chinese medicine. Qian Jin Fang Yao is a great contribution to the development of prescription science. This book brings together the clinical experience of hundreds of years' achievements in prescription and medicine from Zhang Zhongjing's time to Sun Simiao. After reading Zhongjing's prescription, watching Qian Jin Fang can really open your eyes and broaden your mind, especially the prescriptions from different origins, which shows that Sun Simiao has a wide range of medical sources and superb medical skills. Later generations called Fang the ancestor of magic.

Question 9: What are the works of Sun Simiao, an outstanding ancient physician? According to the Records of Medicine Week, Sun Simiao's works are as follows: Lao Zi Zhu, Zhuangzi Zhu, Qian Jin Fang Yao, Qian Jin Fang Yi, Qian Jin Ming Fang, Qian Jin Yue Ling, Qian Jin Health Care and Nourishing Health Care.