Fu Qingzhu Andrology in Vernacular

Fu Shan (also known as Qingzhu), a strange man from the late Ming Dynasty to the early Qing Dynasty, was famous for his anti-Qingfeng bones, poetry, calligraphy and painting. He also benefited the world with his medical skills. "Fu Qingzhu Andrology" is the essence of his medicine. The book focuses on common male diseases such as kidney deficiency, spermatorrhea, hernia, etc., And turns clinical experience into plain discussions. It not only analyzes the pathology, but also lists simple and effective prescriptions, fully demonstrating the pragmatic spirit of "it is better to be clumsy than clever". Fu Qingzhu integrated Confucianism and Taoism into medical theory, advocated "treating the disease first and treating the mind first", emphasized the fundamental impact of emotions and habits on health, opposed the abuse of harsh drugs, and expressed his reverence for life in every word. Today, it is translated and introduced in vernacular, removing the barriers of ancient texts and retaining the essence of medicine. This three-hundred-year-old wisdom can provide reference for the study of contemporary doctors and the health care of the public, and the true meaning of "healing the disease also heals the heart" can be seen in ordinary life.