Zhenyang Medical Doctrine

"Zhenyang Medical Way" is an epic Chinese medicine novel based on Li Ke, a modern Chinese medicine master. The work tells the legendary story of Li Zhenyang, a self-taught old Chinese medicine doctor, who repeatedly created miracles of resurrection from the dead with his thunderbolt methods and Bodhisattva heart during his half-century of medical practice. The novel uses thrilling writing to reproduce the real medical cases of Li Zhenyang going deep into the plague mountain village, rescuing dying patients with heart failure, and reversing organ failure. Through the inheritance of three generations of masters and apprentices, the unique advantages of traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of critical illness are demonstrated - the heavy use of aconite and other powerful herbs to break the ice and restore Yang, and the skillful use of ancient prescriptions to resolve modern medical problems. Amidst risks and controversies such as "the dosage of aconite exceeds 200 times in the pharmacopoeia" and "ephedra cures pulmonary encephalopathy", the essence of traditional Chinese medicine of "the medicine is used according to the syndrome" is interpreted. The work deeply integrates the wisdom of prescriptions and clinical innovations in "Treatise on Febrile Diseases", with a detailed medical summary at the end of the chapter. There are tense plots of "knocking on the doctor's door in the middle of the night" and "the plague besieging the village", as well as philosophical discussions of "transformation of yin and yang" and "dialectics of medicine and poison", which also portray the character of old Chinese doctors who adhere to medical ethics in the changing times. This is a hymn of life dedicated to the unique knowledge of TCM first aid, and a world-awakening work that reshapes the treatment concept of TCM.