The short videos I watched from all dynasties

After reading the comments on the previous video, Li Ranran continued to watch other videos.

【Four famous female doctors in Chinese history】

[Yishuo of the Western Han Dynasty, Bao Gu of the Jin Dynasty, Zhang Xiaoniang of the Northern Song Dynasty, and Tan Yunxian of the Ming Dynasty are all legendary if taken individually.

Yishuo was the first recorded female doctor in Chinese history. Not long after Yishuo was born, her parents were framed and killed by Cui Fuzhi, the chief physician of the Imperial Hospital. Yishuo was adopted by Xu Shanyou, a folk doctor and a good friend of her father.

In that era, it was extremely difficult for women to learn medicine, so Yishuo could only "learn secretly". After her adoptive father died in the plague, Yishuo, who learned about her life experience, became more determined to become a doctor with high moral character. She knelt alone for three days and three nights before she finally became the disciple of the most famous doctor in Chang'an.

He once treated a patient whose stomach was as swollen as a ball. Yishuo diagnosed the patient, took out his homemade medicine powder, and boiled it into a decoction. After the patient recovered, Yishuo's medical reputation spread.

Emperor Wu of Han learned about Yi Shuo's medical skills, and it was told that she entered the palace to treat the Empress Dowager. Later, she was canonized as a female imperial physician by Emperor Wu of Han, making her the first female imperial physician in the history of the Western Han Dynasty.

Unfortunately, Yi Shuo's life and medical achievements were not recorded, and were only mentioned in the "Records of the Grand Historian".

＜After thousands of years, only four people remained [stunned]＞

＜The material for a heroine is ready-made. The heroine's parents were murdered when she was young. After being raised by her adoptive father, she learned the truth about her parents' murder. She entered the palace to treat the empress dowager and was named a national doctor by the emperor.＞

＜I remember her. She had a younger brother named Yi Zong. Thanks to her success in curing the Queen Mother, he was given an official title and was a famous cruel official during the reign of Emperor Wu of Han.＞

＜Such an outstanding woman, but there is no record of her... What a pity [crying]＞

【Bao Gu, Bao Qianguang is the first female acupuncturist in the history of Chinese medicine. Bao Gu spent almost her entire life practicing medicine and collecting herbs. She once treated and cured a girl with a tumor on her face.

After her husband Ge Hong passed away, Bao Gu practiced Taoism and treated illnesses for the people. She was called Bao Xian Gu. After her death, the people of Lingnan specially built the Bao Gu Temple to commemorate her.

Unfortunately, Bao Gu did not leave any works. Her moxibustion methods are mainly recorded in "Emergency Prescriptions for the Elbow". It is speculated that Bao Gu's husband Ge Hong was not good at moxibustion and mainly focused on alchemy and health preservation, while Ge Hong's "Emergency Prescriptions for the Elbow" contains a wealth of moxibustion prescriptions.

＜All members of Bao Xiangu’s family studied medicine.＞

＜Women buried by history.＞

＜It's amazing. I've been to Sanyuan Temple before and thought it was a fictional deity, but I didn't expect it to be a real person.＞

[Ms. Zhang’s real name is unknown. She was a famous surgeon in the Northern Song Dynasty. All patients with sores, ulcers, and carbuncles who came to seek medical treatment were cured after being treated by Ms. Zhang.

Miss Zhang was not for the rich and powerful, but for practicing medicine. She was once summoned by Emperor Renzong of Song to the inner palace to treat the emperor and the concubines. Emperor Renzong called her "female medical saint" and gave her the name "Miss Zhang". He also rewarded her with a female medical official position, but Miss Zhang declined the offer, saying that she "vowed to save the world" and returned to the people to open a clinic to treat ordinary people. In her later years, Miss Zhang compiled her lifelong medical experience and the old man's letter into "Different Prescriptions for Carbuncle" and passed it on to future generations.

＜Miss Zhang didn’t even leave her full name [sigh]＞

＜I have seen a record that Song Renzong wanted to make her his concubine, but was rejected.＞

＜Ah?! Zhao Zhen is such a pervert!＞

＜Ms. Zhang is good at beauty care and surgery, she is really amazing [thumbs up]＞

Tan Yunxian was a female doctor in the Ming Dynasty. She was born in the fifth year of the Tianshun reign of the Ming Dynasty. Her grandfather Tan Fu and grandmother Ru were both famous doctors at the time. She learned superb medical skills from her grandmother.

In the society at that time, women in the upper class were reluctant to consult male doctors due to gender differences, so they often delayed their treatment. Tan Yunxian was good at taking care of the patients' mood and was the most trusted doctor for female patients. Her reputation for treating female patients spread far and wide, so these women came to her for treatment.

At the age of fifty, she combined her ancestral medical skills with her own experience and wrote "Miscellaneous Words of Female Doctors", which mainly records gynecological cases and is a rare specialized medical case book in ancient China. In the 96th year of Emperor Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty, Tan Yunxian died of illness at the age of .

＜Oh my god! Tan Yunxian was a doctor in the Ming Dynasty [Awesome]＞

＜Women had a low status in the Ming and Qing dynasties, and many women died from illnesses that were delayed [sigh]＞

＜I really can’t imagine that Yunxian could achieve such success as a woman in the Ming Dynasty. How many difficulties did she have to overcome...＞

＜It was clearly based on the original history and she was a great female doctor, but the TV series had to add some love scenes. The key is that the Fortress Sect [Splits]＞

＜Nowadays, TV dramas are eager to link all the famous women in history with powerful men...＞

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Of the four famous female doctors in the video, Li Ranran only knew Bao Xiangu and Tan Yunxian. She knew the former from her relationship with Ge Hong, and the latter from a TV series. Li Ranran liked some of the comments one by one.

The people of Guangmu Dynasty couldn't help but complain in their hearts, Guangmu couldn't be a woman, Guangmu had been speaking for women until now...

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Han Dynasty, the fifth year of Yuanshou

Liu Che still remembered the female doctor Yi Shuo who treated the empress dowager. She was indeed a skilled doctor. Some time ago, he asked her to treat Huo Qubing.

Her brother Yi Zong's performance as an official seemed pretty good.

Thinking that Guangmu's medical achievements and life were not recorded, he summoned Yishuo. Emperor Wu of Han, Liu Che, said straight to the point: "I admire your medical skills. The Queen Mother was sick at the time thanks to your diagnosis and treatment. Now Guangmu also has many things to admire and regret about you. Do you have any idea of ​​​​writing a school?"

Yi Shuo was surprised. His path as a doctor was very bumpy. It would be a good thing if he could help more women!

So he bowed respectfully: "Thank you, Your Majesty!"

Liu Che wanted to send a signal to encourage women to study medicine. From the perspective of the light curtain, women account for half of the population and they should play a greater role; many women's diseases are still treated by women.

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Song Dynasty, the first year of Baoyuan

Zhao Zhen: Don’t take this nonsense seriously!!! I’m not a pervert!!!

Zhao Zhen had not met Miss Zhang at this point in time. Guangmu said that Miss Zhang did not leave her full name in history. Thinking of Guangmu's repeated mention of the decline of women's status after the Song Dynasty, Zhao Zhen wanted to change this situation, so he looked for a woman named Zhang who practiced medicine in Bianjing according to the clues provided by Guangmu.

At this time, Miss Zhang's medical skills have not yet reached the level that Guangmu said. She is still practicing and learning.

In a medical clinic in Bianjing City, an old man came back to his senses from the light curtain.

"Miss Zhang, you're not the one I'm talking about."

The young lady opposite smiled and said, "Maybe."

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Ming Dynasty, Zhengde 2nd year

Fifty-six-year-old Tan Yunxian is currently writing down the gynecological diseases she has encountered in her life, but the book has not yet been published.

Tan Yunxian: "'Miscellaneous Stories of a Female Doctor', let's call it this."

The decision to write a book was indeed a correct one. Tan Yunxian hopes that Guangmu’s video can attract more women to pursue medical studies.

Zhu Houzhao still remembered that Baozong was referring to his great-grandfather, Ming Yingzong Zhu Qizhen, but their ages didn't match... How could there be any feelings???

However, Zhu Houzhao got inspiration from it, and this video of Guangmu might be a starting point, a starting point to fight against the literati in the world.

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