Liu Ruixiang was born in 1936 in Gonglin, Shandong. Graduated from university majoring in traditional Chinese medicine. He is currently the chief physician of Linqu County People's Hospital. Member of CPPCC Linqu County Committee, academic experience tutor of Chinese medicine experts, member of China Association for Science and Technology, vice president of Shandong Linqu Ethnic Chinese Medicine Society, etc. He has been a doctor for more than 40 years, and has profound research and unique opinions on the classics of traditional Chinese medicine, with high professional theory and superb technical level. Clinically, it is emphasized that "spleen and stomach are the source of biochemistry, and qi between kidneys is the foundation of life", and that "if the five internal organs are insufficient to regulate the spleen and stomach, the disease will persist for a long time, and the poor will return to the kidney", forming an academic thought of regulating the spleen and stomach, nourishing yin and tonifying kidney. Good at traditional Chinese medicine, gynecology and intractable diseases. More than 80 papers have been published, among which "Experience in Treating Uterine Bleeding by Promoting Blood Circulation and Removing Blood Stasis" was read and exchanged at the American International Academic Conference in May 1996, and won the certificates of "International Famous Doctor", "International Excellent Paper" and the International Gold Cup Award. "Aging and Tonifying" won 1993 Excellent Paper Award in National Paper Election, and was selected as 1994 Prescription of Traditional Chinese Medicine and won the first place. Among them, the papers on anti-aging research and treatment of gynecological diseases participated in the '94 cross-strait academic seminar on traditional Chinese medicine, which was well received. Self-made prescriptions such as Haibei Powder (for treating stomachache), Qinshaochang (for treating hemiplegia) and Ajay Drink (for treating metrorrhagia and metrorrhagia) 100, and the clinical effect is quite good. Many newspapers and medical magazines have introduced and reported Warren's deeds with the titles of "Warren's legacy still exists today" (Tianjin People's Publishing House, selected works of national famous doctors), "Curing the world by hanging a pot, treating medicine by virtue" (Weifang Daily,1994,65438+February) and "Experience of treating diarrhea by syndrome differentiation" (journal of traditional chinese medicine, Shandong). Biographies are compiled into International Who's Who, International Modern Research of Traditional Chinese Medicine, China Famous Doctors, China Dictionary of Scientific and Technological Talents, etc.