Wang Fengchun (Series of Hundred Famous TCM Clinicians in China) (Figure, Photo)

Author: Zhang Shaozhong
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Publish Date: 2002-03-01
Features: This book is one of the "Series of 100 Famous TCM Clinicians in a Century of China," featuring Wang Fengchun, originally named Chaojia, styled Fengchun. From childhood, he studied the classics with his elder brothers and also learned medicine from the renowned physician Ai Buchen in Wu. Later, he became a distinguished medical figure. He was one of the "Four Great Physicians of Beijing," known for his unique medication methods and thought-provoking approaches. The book is organized into four parts: "Biographical Sketch of the Physician," "Treatment of Specific Diseases," "Chats After Examinations," and "Chronicle." The "Biographical Sketch" briefly introduces the physician's life and path to success. "Treatment of Specific Diseases" aims to organize and systematize the brilliant medical theories, case studies, and anecdotes related to certain diseases, facilitating clinical learning and reference. "Chats After Examinations" consists of reading notes, observations, or reflections on practicing medicine, among other things. The "Chronicle" reflects the significant events or turning points in the famous physician's life.