Chapter 302: A Chinese Medicine Bone-setting Book written in 1808 (all ordered with additional updates)
In the past few years, the old lady from Shuangqiao held so many training classes and taught many students.
There are many people from home and abroad.
But the people in each training class learned the basic techniques of Luo's bone-setting method.
More advanced techniques are difficult and time-consuming, and cannot be taught at all.
In addition, there are foreigners among the students, so of course it is impossible to teach them all.
Therefore, if you want to improve your dialect, the best way is to ask yourself.
If you don't understand anything, just ask.
With his understanding and memory, as long as he saw the old lady doing it in person, he would be able to write it down and understand it.
Mr. Cheng has no doubts about his ability to learn dialects and is able to do this.
Moreover, Capital University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, as the best university of traditional Chinese medicine in the country, the old lady must know what kind of students are here. Those who can go to university here are those who have been approved by the organization, and there are not as many scruples in teaching as outsiders.
As long as he takes this opportunity to get to know the old lady, even if he needs to come to her home for advice later, it will be more reasonable and reasonable.
Compared with Dialect's troublesome trip to the 252 Hospital to find the old lady, Cheng Lao's method focuses on smoothness.
Nowadays, when looking for a good orthopedic doctor in China, there are actually many choices.
But there are very few people who specialize in bone setting.
Most orthopedic experts are proficient in treating bone injuries and bone diseases.
All recipes are used.
Bone setting, a technique that relies purely on experience, is too difficult to learn.
This craft is said to be a medical skill, but the dialect feels more like martial arts.
Just like a branch of martial arts: dividing muscles and bones and hands.
If you use it upside down, it's just bone-setting massage.
A little later, Mr. Cheng did not know where he got a handwritten teaching manuscript from the 1960s that old Mrs. Luo Youming taught at that time.
The above systematically summarizes her teaching process at that time, and also provides diagrams of her techniques.
This was what the people at the institute had recorded at that time.
Mr. Cheng got the original copy for Fang Yan and asked him to read it himself and understand the old lady's teaching logic at that time.
After reading Dialect, in addition to the teaching logic, I also found that there are some contents that have never been seen on the market. Compared with the 1975 national promotion version, the old lady teaches more things and the difficulty is slightly higher.
After the dialect quickly read and understood silently, the system gave the blessing with a "ding".
It can be found that the old lady is always doing subtraction in teaching.
At the beginning, I guess I really wanted to teach one or two people who can do their own thing. Later, when I taught, I took more into account common usage scenarios and highlighted a practical and popular one.
At the end of the day, Fang Yan returned the original to Mr. Cheng, saying that he had gained something, and asked if there were any earlier teaching files of the old lady.
Mr. Cheng said that it definitely existed, but it would take some time for the Orthopedic Research Laboratory to go through the old files.
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When he returned home that night, Fang Yan thought that since his master had left so many ancient books, he might be able to find some bone-setting books among them.
After all, Master's family is a family of medical and martial arts, so there is no reason not to collect some such books.
I have always wanted to learn from the old lady Shuangqiao.
I also forgot that there is a treasure in my study room at home that I haven’t found yet.
Just do what you say. After dinner, Fang Yan called his wife and asked her to search for books on bone setting among the books in the study.
The search method is also very simple and crude. Just take out the ones with bone characters.
Or there is no word "bone", but there is a bone-setting movement.
In the end, the couple worked for more than an hour and only found half of the book collection area, and they really found a few books. Fang Yan found a book called "Lu's Bone Setting First Aid" written by Lu's father. It contained some first aid methods for bone injuries encountered during martial arts competitions, including bone setting methods.
In this book, Father Lu, who is also his master, lists all the bone injuries that are likely to occur when fighting various martial arts.
He has written down almost all types of boxing that can be seen on the market, as well as weapons that can easily cause bone injuries.
Fang Yan felt that his master probably didn't even know about this.
Because it doesn’t look like it’s been read much at all.
It's as if I had written it and then kept it in a book and forgotten about it.
This is the problem with too many books.
Then Fang Yan found another book called "The Secret Method of Bone-setting from the Liu Family of Foshan Village, Nanle".
This should be the family history of a family in Puyang City, but it is full of text and no illustrations.
Another book has illustrations, and it says "Liu's Eight Methods of Tuning Meridians, Pointing Acupoints and Setting Bones".
The writing time written above is actually the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty.
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The person who wrote the book is called Liu Wei, and he is a martial arts practitioner.
He said that the "hard pinching and pulling of bone setting technique" had the disadvantage of making Yi people miserable for life, so he combined medicine and martial arts to create this eight bone setting methods.
The ones used are spring, point, pull, pull, spin, pull, support and lift.
Fang Yan could see that some of the techniques had been improved in "Lu's Bone-Setting First Aid". Fang Yan guessed that it was probably because the senior named Liu had an old relationship with the Lu family, so it was passed down to the Lu family.
Just like the home of second senior brother Ding Jian.
Fang Yan silently put the book aside, preparing to study hard later.
In addition to the books found by Fang Yan, Her Majesty the Queen also found one.
There is no writing on the cover of this book, but when I opened it, I saw the words "Chinese Bone-Separating Illustrations".
As soon as I turned the first page, something felt wrong about Dialect.
Although it is in Chinese, the name written there is obviously not a Chinese name.
After reading it carefully, Fang Yan confirmed that the author was a Japanese herbalist in 1808.
The name is Ninomiya Hiko.
It is compiled based on Jiyuan Xingmeng's bone-setting techniques and combined with her own experience.
The people who helped him write the book include Sano Shun, Matsushibashi, Yamamoto Hidetoshi, Hisasa Hisaru, and Yoshida Nobuten.
Among them, there was also a person named Inoue Yumi who helped him join the school.
The full text is in Chinese and is divided into upper and lower volumes.
The first volume includes a general introduction to bone setting, pulse syndrome treatment, medication, clamping and fixation, etc.
The second volume contains bone-setting techniques, 15 mother methods, 36 sub-methods, and 66 medical prescriptions. The prescriptions are orderly and well-written with pictures.
This Chinese medicine bone-setting method written by a foreigner makes my scalp numb when I read the dialect.
Such a legacy was actually written by a foreigner.
The pictures in it are also very strange. They are not the hairstyles of my childhood, but the hairstyles and clothes of ancient China. Fang Yan feels that this book was not written by him so much as that he copied it from somewhere.
I don’t know how it fell into the hands of the Lu family.
But obviously this book has not been read for a long time.
Fortunately, my wife is so powerful that she found her.
That night, Fang Yan stayed in his room, read the two "Chinese Bone-Setting Illustrations" and used the system to strengthen them.
PS: Sao Rui will be late. After finishing this chapter, I still owe everyone 13,000.
(End of chapter)