You Yi

You Yi

You Yi (1650-1749) was born in Changzhou (now Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province) of the Qing Dynasty. She was poor and eager to learn when she was young. She used to sell calligraphy in temples for a living, but she was smart and eager to learn. She was good at poetry and writing. She was quiet and indifferent to fame and wealth. He is a famous doctor in Suzhou, Ma GUI. He is well-known in the world.

In his later years, he was proficient in diagnosis and treatment techniques, diligent in learning, and well studied Zhang Zhongjing's works. He wrote three volumes of "synopsis of the Golden Chamber" (1729) "and" Shanghan Guanzhu collection "(1810), which were very influential works in the study of Zhongjing's Theory. He also wrote eight volumes of "Golden Chamber wings" (1768), two volumes of "medical reading records" (1729) and one volume of "jingxianglou medical records", all of which were published in the world.

Personal profile

You Yi (1650-1749) was born in Changzhou (now Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province) of the Qing Dynasty. She was poor and eager to learn when she was young. She once sold calligraphy in temples for a living. She was a favorite student of Ma Gu, a famous doctor of internal medicine in the Qing Dynasty. You Yi's nature is quiet and tranquil. She works in poetry and doesn't want to be popular. To treat people's diseases, we can see many miraculous effects. Good for poetry and ancient prose, a little leisure is reading, irrigation flowers, feeding crane, watching fish, writing books for self entertainment.

Representative works

His medical books include eight volumes of Shanghan Guanzhu collection (1810), eight volumes of Jinkui yaolue Xindian, three volumes of medical reading records (1729), one volume of sequel, eight volumes of Jinkui Yi (1768), and one volume of jingxianglou medical records. His poetry collection is called "Beitian poetry manuscript".

Introduction of Guanzhu collection of typhoid fever

Shanghan Guanzhu collection, a series of Shanghan Lun Zhu Shi Ren Shu, is written by you Zaijing and proofread by Zhang Liping. Responsibility: Fu Guoying and Chen Hui. Publication time: September 2009. Format: 32. Page: 159. Edition: 1 / 1. Print: 3000. ISBN: 978-7-5077-3196-5. Price: 16.00 yuan. Press: Xueyuan press

Version circulation

1. Proofreading and printing of Zhu Tao Xing's movable type edition in Gengwu (1810) of the 15th year of the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty; re engraving of Zhu Tao Xing's movable type edition in Laiqing Pavilion of the Suzhou period of the Qing Dynasty; printed edition of lvyintang of the Suzhou period of the Qing Dynasty; printed edition of huiwentang of the Guiyou (1813) of the 18th year of the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty; proofreading of Xiaochuan's edition in the 9th year of Wenzheng (1826); printed edition of Bingzi (1876) of the 2nd year of Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty 7, qingguangxujian edition 8, guangxujian manuscript (six volumes, approved by Lu Maoxiu) 9, huijicang edition 10, qingjieben edition 11, zongshengyaozhiben edition 12, qianqingtang Publishing House stone print edition 13, great cost of Chinese medicine 14, reprinted by Shanghai Health Publishing House in 1956 according to the previous edition 15, 1959 Shanghai Science and Technology Press published the reprinted edition of the printed edition of huijicang in Guangzhou in the late Qing Dynasty. In 1998, the edition of ancient Chinese books was published by the publishing house of traditional Chinese medicine (according to the printed edition of Xiaochuan Wenan school in Japan (jiguzhai Tibetan plate)). In 1999, the whole book was published by the publishing house of traditional Chinese medicine (based on Zhu Tao Xing's movable type edition in 1810)

Proofreading notes

1. This book is based on the proofreading and engraving of Zhu Tao Xing's movable type edition in 1810, the 15th year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty, and the proofreading and annotation edition of huijicang and Xiaochuan's in Guangzhou in the late Qing Dynasty. (1) if the content of the original text is different from that of the original text, and if the original text is better or similar in meaning and does not affect the understanding of the original text, no correction will be made. (2) the format of the original book should be adjusted appropriately without explanation; the vertical layout of the original book should be changed to horizontal layout, and the original position words "right" should be changed to "up" and "left" should be changed to "down". (3) the traditional characters in the original book were changed to the simplified ones; all the obviously wrong characters and interchangeable characters were directly changed without adding notes; the ancient characters, such as "衂", "shangbi + xiamu", were changed to the current common characters such as "衄" and "Bai", but some ancient characters or interchangeable characters, such as "鞕", "Nei", were not corrected.

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