Xuanyan Legend

In the official history, Huangfu Mi occupies less than a thousand words. "The Book of Jin: The Biography of Huangfu Mi" says that he was "in his twenties, not interested in learning, wandering around, or thought he was crazy". His aunt's words reminded him, so he "went to work on his own crops and farmed with his scriptures". Later, I got wind paralysis, and "I still kept curling my hands." Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty could not afford to collect books many times, so he borrowed books from himself. "Emperor Wu gave him a cart full of books." Finally, he wrote the "Acupuncture and Moxibustion Classics A and B", and was revered as the "originator of acupuncture" by later generations. Less than a thousand words. For a person who influenced the history of medicine, historiography, and culture in China, official history only gave him a page. The rest is hidden in the blank spaces of that page. This book is about those blank spaces. I started imagining this guy ten years ago. At first, I was just curious - how did a paraplegic man insert thousands of needles into his body and write a medical book? Later, I read his "Century of Emperors" and found that he also arranged the genealogy of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors. Later, it was discovered that Zhang Gui was his student - Zhang Gui established Qianliang and kept the cultural fire of the Hexi Corridor in the midst of the Five Husties in China. A person who has never been an official for a day or received a salary for a day does three things at the same time: ·Medical medicine: Author of "Acupuncture and Moxibustion Classics A and B", so that doctors all over the world have laws to follow. ·Medical History: The author of "Century of Emperors" makes the Chinese ancestral line no longer confusing ·Medicating the country: Teach Zhang Gui to guard Hexi and let civilization continue in troubled times Each of these three things can keep a person busy for a lifetime. He did it all by himself, and while he was paraplegic.