Synopsis of Saint Francis

"Zonglu of Shengji", Complete Book of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 200 volumes. Also known as "Zhenghe Shengji Zonglu" and "Dade Chongxiao Shengji Zonglu". Written by Zhao Ji, Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty. It was written during the Zhenghe period of the Northern Song Dynasty (1111-1117). This book is a collection of medical prescriptions offered by folk and medical experts in the Song Dynasty, and compiled and compiled from the secret recipes stored in the "Inner Palace". In terms of theory, in addition to citing medical classics such as the "Nei Jing", it is also elaborated in depth based on contemporary theories. The first list includes luck, narrative examples, treatment methods, and clinical treatment of various diseases, syndromes, and syndromes. The following is a total of 66 categories from Zhufengmen to Shenxianfuyimen, involving internal medicine, external medicine, gynecology, pediatrics, facial features, acupuncture, and other miscellaneous treatments and health care. All are discussed in concise and clear terms. Various diseases and syndromes are listed, and the causes, pathology, prescriptions, treatments, dosage, contraindications, etc. Are all explained. It contains nearly 20,000 poems and is extremely rich in content. It can be called the complete medical book of the Song Dynasty.