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It took Li Shizhen about 27 years to compile Compendium of Materia Medica, which was rewritten three times and finally completed in the sixth year of Wanli (1578). In this process, Li Shizhen consulted more than 800 kinds of books, made many field trips and collected samples, which cost him a lot of hard work. Compendium of Materia Medica is based on Syndromes Materia Medica written by Tang Shenwei in Song Dynasty. In the thirty years since the reign of Emperor Qianlong (1765), pharmacologist Zhao Xuemin wrote Compendium of Materia Medica, aiming at sorting out and revising it, in which 7 16 kinds of medicinal materials were added and16 kinds of drugs were added, and 34 mistakes were corrected. Compendium of Materia Medica contains 52 volumes, including 1892 kinds of drugs (including 374 kinds of new drugs in Li Shizhen), including 1 109 pictures of drugs and1096 prescriptions (including more than 8,000 collected by Li Shizhen himself). Each drug is divided into the following items: description (determination of name), centralized description (description of place of origin), right and wrong (correction of mistakes in past literature), treatment (processing method), odor, indication, invention (the first three items refer to analysis of drug's function), and attached prescription (folk prescription collection). In the book, there are 88 1 species of botanical drugs, 942 species in Appendix 6 1 species, and 53 species of unused plants have been named 1095 species, accounting for 58% of all drugs. Li Shizhen divides plants into five parts: grass part, valley part, vegetable part, fruit part and headquarters, and divides the grass part into nine categories: mountain grass, vanilla, wet grass, poisonous grass, creeping weed, water grass, stone grass, Carex and weeds. Compendium of Materia Medica has improved the traditional classification method in China, with unified format and more scientific and accurate description. For example, it extends the broad sense of "insect drugs" to 106, of which 73 kinds are insect drugs, which are divided into three categories: oviparous, metaplastic and moist. This is of great significance to the development of animal and plant taxonomy. Compendium of Materia Medica corrects many mistakes of predecessors, such as Nanxing and Zhang Hu, which were originally a kind of medicine, but were mistaken for two kinds of medicine in the past; In the past, it was considered that Mianma Guanzhong and female impotence were one kind of medicine, but Li identified them as two kinds after identification. Su Song divided smallpox and enclosed buildings into two places in "Illustration of Materia Medica", which are actually the same plant; Previous people mistakenly thought that "a horse can become a locked grandson" and "a grass can become a fish", and corrected them one by one. Moreover, many new drugs have been added to this book. Li Shizhen further described the efficacy of some drugs through his own experience. This book also contains a large number of precious medical materials, in addition to a large number of attached prescriptions, prescriptions and medical records, there are also some useful medical historical materials. This book is not only a pharmacological work, but also a natural history book with world influence. It covers a wide range of contents and has made certain contributions to biology, chemistry, astronomy, geography, geology, mining and even history. Compendium of Materia Medica is the representative work of China's Materia Medica before16th century. This book collects a wide range of information. "From graves to legends, nothing is collected." Therefore, some contents in the book are inconsistent with modern understanding, and some may even be superstitious. For example, lead powder is cold and toxic, but modern people think it is highly toxic; Another example is the clothes and hats of the dutiful son, the ashes of the widow's bedside, straw sandals, the male * * * treating snake bites, the female * * * treating "five stranguria, yin and yang are easy to get sick", the human spirit (hanging the back soul) treating fright, human flesh treating dysentery (cutting shares to treat relatives), human yellow (human excrement) treating hematemesis, and so on. In this part, Li Shizhen quoted many sayings such as Records of Farming and Notes on Materia Medica, and adopted the attitude of "No one can stay with him". In addition, Li Shizhen also refuted Chen Zangqi's Notes on Materia Medica, arguing that it is wrong to treat dysentery by eating human flesh. But it is precisely because it contains many details that some ancient medical books and materia medica that have been lost have been preserved by the Outline. The dissemination of Compendium of Materia Medica has spread to Japan (1606), North Korea, Vietnam and other places. 1656, the Polish P. Michael Boym (16 12 ~ 1659) published Compendium of Materia Medica. The Italian translation was published in Milan on 1676, and was translated into French, German, English and Russian after 1735.

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His book is compendium of materia medica.

Li Shichen (about 15 18-1593), whose real name is Dongbi, was born in Lakeside Mountain in his later years. Qi zhou (now qi zhou Town, Qichun County, Huanggang City, Hubei Province) was born in qi zhou and died in qi zhou. Li Shizhen was one of the most famous doctors, pharmacists and naturalists in the Ming Dynasty in China and the history of China. His compendium of materia medica is a masterpiece of materia medica, which has a far-reaching influence on the medical and natural history research of later generations. Compendium of Materia Medica is the representative work of China's Materia Medica before16th century. The author is Li Shizhen of Ming Dynasty. The book was published in the sixth year of Wanli (1578) and the twenty-third year of Wanli (1596). Content [Hidden] 1 Solution 2 Style 3 Influence 4 Spread 5 External Chain Solution It took Li Shizhen about 27 years to complete Compendium of Materia Medica, which was rewritten three times and finally completed in Wanli six years (1578). In this process, Li Shizhen consulted more than 800 kinds of books, made many field trips and collected samples, which cost him a lot of hard work. Compendium of Materia Medica is based on Syndromes Materia Medica written by Tang Shenwei in Song Dynasty. In the thirty years since the reign of Emperor Qianlong (1765), pharmacologist Zhao Xuemin wrote Compendium of Materia Medica, aiming at sorting out and revising it, in which 7 16 kinds of medicinal materials were added and16 kinds of drugs were added, and 34 mistakes were corrected. Compendium of Materia Medica contains 52 volumes, including 1892 kinds of drugs (including 374 kinds of new drugs in Li Shizhen), including 1 109 pictures of drugs and1096 prescriptions (including more than 8,000 collected by Li Shizhen himself). Each drug is divided into the following items: description (determination of name), centralized description (description of place of origin), right and wrong (correction of mistakes in past literature), treatment (processing method), odor, indication, invention (the first three items refer to analysis of drug's function), and attached prescription (folk prescription collection). In the book, there are 88 1 species of botanical drugs, 942 species in Appendix 6 1 species, and 53 species of unused plants have been named 1095 species, accounting for 58% of all drugs. Li Shizhen divides plants into five parts: grass part, valley part, vegetable part, fruit part and headquarters, and divides the grass part into nine categories: mountain grass, vanilla, wet grass, poisonous grass, creeping weed, water grass, stone grass, Carex and weeds. Compendium of Materia Medica has improved the traditional classification method in China, with unified format and more scientific and accurate description. For example, it extends the broad sense of "insect drugs" to 106, of which 73 kinds are insect drugs, which are divided into three categories: oviparous, metaplastic and moist. This is of great significance to the development of animal and plant taxonomy. Compendium of Materia Medica corrects many mistakes of predecessors, such as Nanxing and Zhang Hu, which were originally a kind of medicine, but were mistaken for two kinds of medicine in the past; In the past, it was considered that Mianma Guanzhong and female impotence were one kind of medicine, but Li identified them as two kinds after identification. Su Song divided smallpox and enclosed buildings into two places in "Illustration of Materia Medica", which are actually the same plant; Previous people mistakenly thought that "a horse can become a locked grandson" and "a grass can become a fish", and corrected them one by one. Moreover, many new drugs have been added to this book. Li Shizhen further described the efficacy of some drugs through his own experience. This book also contains a large number of precious medical materials, in addition to a large number of attached prescriptions, prescriptions and medical records, there are also some useful medical historical materials. This book is not only a pharmacological work, but also a natural history book with world influence. It covers a wide range of contents and has made certain contributions to biology, chemistry, astronomy, geography, geology, mining and even history. Compendium of Materia Medica is the representative work of China's Materia Medica before16th century. This book collects a wide range of information. "From graves to legends, nothing is collected." Therefore, some contents in the book are inconsistent with modern understanding, and some may even be superstitious. For example, lead powder is cold and toxic, but modern people think it is highly toxic; Another example is the clothes and hats of the dutiful son, the ashes of the widow's bedside, straw sandals, the male * * * treating snake bites, the female * * * treating "five stranguria, yin and yang are easy to get sick", the human spirit (hanging the back soul) treating fright, human flesh treating dysentery (cutting shares to treat relatives), human yellow (human excrement) treating hematemesis, and so on. In this part, Li Shizhen quoted many sayings such as Records of Farming and Notes on Materia Medica, and adopted the attitude of "No one can stay with him". In addition, Li Shizhen also refuted Chen Zangqi's Notes on Materia Medica, arguing that it is wrong to treat dysentery by eating human flesh. But it is precisely because it contains many details that some ancient medical books and materia medica that have been lost have been preserved by the Outline. The dissemination of Compendium of Materia Medica has spread to Japan (1606), North Korea, Vietnam and other places. 1656, the Polish P. Michael Boym (16 12 ~ 1659) published Compendium of Materia Medica. 1676, Milan published an Italian translation. After 1735, it was translated into French, German, English, Russian and other languages. [Man's first name] Henry

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Compendium of materia medica

Compendium of Materia Medica (knowledge.yahoo/question/? Qid=700604 1000806) Compendium of Materia Medica is the largest and richest pharmaceutical work in the history of ancient Chinese pharmacy. The author is Li Shizhen of Ming Dynasty. The book was published in the sixth year of Wanli (1578) and the twenty-third year of Wanli (1596). Li Shizhen spent about 27 years compiling Compendium of Materia Medica, which was rewritten three times, and finally completed in the sixth year of Wanli (1578). In this process, Li Shizhen consulted more than 800 kinds of books, made many field trips and collected samples, which cost him a lot of hard work. Compendium of Materia Medica is based on Syndromes Materia Medica written by Tang Shenwei in Song Dynasty. In the thirty years of Qianlong (1765), Zhao Xuemin, a pharmacologist in Qing Dynasty, wrote Supplement to Compendium of Materia Medica, with the intention of supplementing it. [Editor] Compendium of Materia Medica has 52 volumes, including 1 0,892 kinds of drugs (including 374 kinds of new drugs in Li Shizhen), drug pictures 1 0,654,38+0,009, and prescriptions 1 0,654,38+0,099. Each drug is divided into the following items: description (determination of name), centralized description (description of place of origin), right and wrong (correction of mistakes in past literature), treatment (processing method), odor, indication, invention (the first three items refer to analysis of drug's function), and attached prescription (folk prescription collection). In the book, there are 88 1 species of botanical drugs, 942 species in Appendix 6 1 species, and 53 species of unused plants have been named 1095 species, accounting for 58% of all drugs. Li Shizhen divides plants into five parts: grass part, valley part, vegetable part, fruit part and headquarters, and divides the grass part into nine categories: mountain grass, vanilla, wet grass, poisonous grass, creeping weed, water grass, stone grass, Carex and weeds. This classification method was unique in the world at that time. The evaluation of Compendium of Materia Medica has improved the traditional classification method in China, with unified format and more scientific and accurate description, which is of great significance to the development of animal and plant taxonomy. Compendium of Materia Medica corrected many mistakes of predecessors and added many new drugs. Li Shizhen further described the efficacy of some drugs through his own experience. This book also contains a large number of precious medical materials, in addition to a large number of attached prescriptions, prescriptions and medical records, there are also some useful medical historical materials. This book is not only a pharmacological work, but also a natural history book with world influence. It covers a wide range of contents and has made certain contributions to biology, chemistry, astronomy, geography, geology, mining and even history. However, due to the limitation of historical conditions and technical level, there are still a few items in Compendium of Materia Medica that are not scientific enough, such as the clothes and hats of dutiful sons, the ashes of widows' beds, the pillows of the dead, the treatment of snake bites by men, the treatment of "five drenching yin and yang" by women, the shock of human soul (hanged soul), and the disposal of corpses by human flesh. In this part, Li Shizhen mostly quoted the sayings of "dropping out of farming" and "notes on materia medica", and adopted a false attitude. In addition, Li Shizhen also refuted Chen Zangqi's Notes on Materia Medica, arguing that it is wrong to treat dysentery by eating human flesh. The dissemination of Compendium of Materia Medica has spread to Japan (1606), North Korea, Vietnam and other places. 1656, a polish named P.MichaelBoym, 16 12 ~ 1659 published Compendium of Materia Medica. The Italian translation was published in Milan on 1676, and was translated into French, German, English, Russian and other languages after 1735. European scientists such as Darwin and Linnaeus have read this book.

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