Zhonghua yi shi za zhi (Beijing, China : 1980)

• ZHYSZZ-22-02-2023-10143

• Zhonghua yi shi za zhi (Beijing, China : 1980)

Yi Zang Shu Mu (The List of Medicine Books), written by Yin Zhongchun, is China's earliest medical bibliographer. The years of birth and death of Yin Zhongchun was unknown. By text research, it is confirmed that Yin Zhongchun was born in the 20th Year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (1541) and died in the First Year of Tianqi(1621). The only currently existing block-printed edition of Yi Zang Shu Mu is the Fan Xingzhun Qi Fen Shi edition in the library of China Academy of Chinese Medical Scien

• ZHYSZZ-22-02-2023-10142

• Zhonghua yi shi za zhi (Beijing, China : 1980)

Chen Xunzhai was a famous Fujian traditional Chinese medicine expert in the period of the Republic of China. There are different records of his native place in the existing literature. By reviewing the published journals and books, interviewing Chen Xunzhai's scattered works and genealogy and visiting his descendants, this article conducted investigations and researches and confirmed that Chen Xunzhai, also named Guangcheng, was born in Shangyang Village, Gaopo Town in Yongding County of

• ZHYSZZ-22-02-2023-10141

• Zhonghua yi shi za zhi (Beijing, China : 1980)

Qimin Yaoshu (Essential Techniques for the Welfare of the People), written in the Northern Wei Dynasty, had a specific record of process of boiling down gelatin, it involved 12 steps. Comparing with the methods of later generations, we find that the main differences lie in 6 aspects: shaving hair, adding accessories, duration and degree of heating for gel-forming, preventing gelatin from scorching, drying method, checking water quality. Especially, it is considered that the experience of no h

• ZHYSZZ-22-02-2023-10140

• Zhonghua yi shi za zhi (Beijing, China : 1980)

The commencement of human dissections in Japan during the Edo period is often depicted as the individual achievement of Yamawaki Tōyō. In 1754, this renowned scholar of the "School of Ancient Prescriptions, " feeling unable to resolve discrepancies in the Chinese classical literature, succeeded in obtaining permission for a dissection and was allocated a corpse at the execution place in Kyoto. However, a closer look at this issue reveals that the paradigm change to gaining knowled

• ZHYSZZ-22-02-2023-10101

• Zhonghua yi shi za zhi (Beijing, China : 1980)

After the policy adjustment of traditional Chinese medicine, it was the publication of Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine that really solved the problem of learning traditional Chinese medicine for western medicine doctors and basic teaching materials of traditional Chinese medicine. This traditional Chinese medicine book with the largest sales volume in that year, met the needs of the ministry of health after the reorganization and the historical stage in many aspects, and also pre