Which is Junxiu s most powerful family in China?

I've been in the Junxiu family for a long time

This

The Korean station is relatively strong.

Paste it.

Dolphin Palace. Beauty, and the like.

Junxiu's post bar is actually good, **The people in the group will turn the front line of each family back, and it is convenient to watch.

The Junxiu family didn't move, and they couldn't get in, so they probably closed the station.

It's been so long.

You should be talking about his personal **, do you want South Korea's serious** or China's? I think it's better to correct in South Korea, because generally South Korea's ** is better than China's. In Korea, there are a total of 41 fan cafes in Junxiu, all of which are relatively serious and registered.

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studio

effect

If it is late

Zha Li ,

Pei Pai

Not evenly.

I don't know, I'll take a look at it later, it shouldn't be a problem.

I gave it a try

You can go in.

Kindness? I'm in the Junsu family right now.

You can log in.

If you don't kiss it, I'll try again.

How could the pro not know about Xiuxiu?

Isn't there a connection to the Xiuxiu family in the other 4 stations? There should be a family connection!

I only know China, Sissy

We generally only go to China, and kimchi is incompetent.

Wan Mi Zhai is a celebrity of the Wan family who was named the "medical saint" by the Kangxi Emperor.

Wan Mi Zhai (1499 1582) Doctor Saint. Formerly known as Wanquan, he was a famous great physician in the Ming Dynasty. and Li Shizhen are equally famous.

Born on the banks of the Great River in Luotian (now Hubei), he was rated as one of the 30 famous medical scientists in the Ming and Qing dynasties by the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine. He is rigorous in his studies, noble in medical ethics, practicing medicine for 50 years, with pediatrics, **, pox diagnosis department enjoys a high reputation, in the theory and practice of health care is unique, famous in Hubei, Henan, Anhui, Jiangxi and other provinces, famous in the Ming Longqing Wanli period, and was later named "medical saint" by the Kangxi Emperor. The "Wanmizhai Medical Encyclopedia" has a high reference value for clinical medicine, with more than 10 kinds of subheadings, including "Wan's Pediatrics", "**Excerpts", "**Play", etc., with 108 volumes.

His monograph "Four Essentials of Health Care" has unique insights on health care, disease prevention, eugenics, etc., and the health theory he put forward is not only hundreds of years earlier than the World Health Organization's health concept of "psychological balance, nutritional balance, appropriate exercise, quitting smoking and limiting alcohol", but also has a more comprehensive, more advanced and more scientific connotation, and is "the first person in Chinese health preservation".

While inheriting the family education, Wan Mizhai pays attention to clinical practice, and has profound medical attainments, especially good at cutting the pulse and looking at the color. He is good at distinguishing and diagnosing difficult diseases. In pediatrics, on the basis of the thirteen prescriptions of the family, he summarized the three kinds of children, and put forward the idea of not taking medicine indiscriminately and focusing on prevention; In terms of **, it clarifies the physiological and pathological characteristics of women, emphasizes the importance of cultivating qi and blood, and regulating the spleen and stomach, which has a profound impact on the history of traditional Chinese medicine.

The "Wan's Bezoar Qingxin Pill" invented by him is still a good medicine for the treatment of children's acute convulsions. Wan Mi Zhai focuses on analyzing the condition and flexibly using ancient prescriptions. Its prescription is less medicine and good curative effect, creating a lot of miracles of resurrection, so it is called "miracle doctor" by the people of the time.

Wan Mi Zhai spent decades summarizing and sorting out the medical theories and clinical practice experience of his ancestors and himself, and wrote the "Wan Mi Zhai Medical Encyclopedia", a total of more than 100 volumes, about 1.5 million words, which is another complete book of Chinese medicine in the history of Chinese medicine after "The Prescription of a Thousand Golds". It brings together and develops the medical achievements of our country before the 16th century. There are not only the expositions of traditional Chinese medicine theories and medical classics, but also the expositions on disease prevention, health care, health preservation, prenatal education, etc., which are simple to understand, incisive in argumentation, and concise in prescription.

Many chapters in the book are narrated in the form of poems and songs, which are popular and have had a profound impact on later generations and overseas.

Due to Wan Mi Zhai's noble medical ethics, superb medical skills, many contributions, and great influence, after his death, he was buried in Guangjiagang, his hometown on the bank of the river, in the form of "Gyeonggi Imperial Funeral". Villagers voluntarily build an ancestral shrine next to the tomb as a memorial. Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty posthumously named Wan Mizhai as a "medical saint".