Practicing Medicine in the Tang Dynasty

Most of the questions Yan Ming asked were the opening sentences in "The Generation of the Five Viscera". Thank you very much.

Even so, he still stalked Wu Yi and told him several times, until the root of his tongue was sore from the question himself, so he reluctantly gave up.

"Junior brother, you are really knowledgeable in ancient and modern times, and senior brother is really far behind." After asking the question, as usual, I still have to compliment a few words, "I think, the third high-ranking student in the imperial medical office is none other than you!"

The results of the ten-day test will be divided into four grades: upper, middle, lower, and fail. If you answer half of the questions correctly, you can pass.

In such an assessment mode that is tight at the top and wide at the bottom, if you want to pass the test, you just need to be not too lazy, and if you want to be superior to others, you have to memorize it to the point of being impeccable.

Therefore, since the establishment of the official school at the beginning of the dynasty, only Zheng Yun, the current imperial physician, and Sun Qili, the deputy imperial physician, have achieved top marks in many examinations.

Wu Yi knew that there was no comparison with these two walking medical scriptures, and he didn't take Yan Ming's polite words to heart.

"Senior brother is overrated." He took his book back from Yan Ming's hand and put it between the two of them, "If senior brother has no other questions, then I'll go to review the book first."

"It's gone." Yan Ming smiled on his cheeks, and his eyes beyond the book flashed a gleam, "Junior brother, you have to study hard!"

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The next day is the ten-day test.