Rebirth of the Ming Dynasty: Sixth Generation of Glory, I don't want it

"Okay. Zhanji will take Sai'er with him."

Zhang Xin nodded and arranged for Tang Sai'er to accompany Zhu Zhanji to entertain Minister Shang.

According to Zhu Gaochi, Shang's ancestors were descendants of the Mohist school and were proficient in mechanical engineering. By the time of Shang Shilang's generation, there were still many children in the family who liked to study mechanical engineering and were ignorant of the ways of the world.

During the Hongwu reign, Minister Shang's father was recommended to serve as an official in the court.

Minister Shang's father was not good at dealing with people. He had always been a minor official in the Ministry of Works. Besides, the late emperor hated such bureaucratic studies the most, so he was not valued anyway.

When Zhu Di was leading the rebellion, Shang Shilang's father unknowingly sided with Zhu Yunwen.

When Zhu Di ascended the throne, their entire family was ruined.

It was not until Minister Shang developed the steam engine that the whole family returned to the court.

Now, in addition to Minister Shang in the Ministry of Works, there are two other children in the Ministry of Works. I heard that there is also an elder who is very good at mechanical mechanisms and has joined the Shenji Camp.

In Zhang Xin's view, business people are all great talents that can be used.

In the future, these people will all be Zhu Zhanji's team.

It would be most appropriate to let Zhu Zhanji host the event.

In addition, these people must also know Tang Sai'er.

Whether it is the Shenjiying or the Ministry of Industry, many of their research and inventions are funded by the money provided by the inner treasury. They may have more contact with Tang Sai'er than Zhu Zhanji in the future.

"Yes, mother."

After Zhu Zhanji and Tang Sai'er responded in unison, they left with the very restrained Minister Shang.

Zhu Gaochi also led Zhang Xin to his own yard, sighing:

"I thought it was pretty simple."

"When it comes to actually doing things, it's not that simple. It's just that you can't see it unless you do it."

Since Zhang Xin couldn’t see the appearance of the steamer truck, she was not disappointed. On the contrary, she was very optimistic.

"Dahua, you are becoming more and more interesting now."

Zhu Gaochi sighed again.

"Eyes don't work, but brains do. Your Highness, do you want to try?"

Zhang Xin really feels that after losing his sight, his other senses have become much sharper.

"Blind together?"

Zhu Gaochi found happiness in the midst of suffering.

"It doesn't matter if we go crazy together."

Zhang Xin smiled.

In the past, there were more than a dozen people going out.

There are dozens of people going out now.

Royal family, being blind is not a big deal.

"Pfft, pfft, take it back. I'm sure I can cure you! Go back and continue reading medical books."

Zhu Gaochi didn't want to hear such unlucky words.

"Okay, let's go back and continue reading. I found that medical books are quite interesting."

Zhang Xin had never read medical books before, but when she listened to Zhu Gaochi reading to her recently, she found some interest in them.

Her current situation is generally speaking due to an imbalance of qi and blood.

"Suwen. The Formation of the Five Internal Organs" says: "All blood belongs to the heart."

"The heart produces blood" says in Su Wen - The Great Treatise on the Correspondence of Yin and Yang.

——The heart governs blood. When people eat, the essence of food and water is transferred to the spleen and then returned to the heart to be transformed into blood.

The Suwen Yin Yang Ying Xiang Da Lun also says: "It is the combined pulse of the heart."

——The heart also controls the meridians, which are the channels through which blood flows in the body.

The whole meaning is that the heart among the five internal organs is the master of the blood vessels of the whole body. The blood vessels circulate the qi and blood throughout the body through the heart. The circulation of blood depends on the cooperation between the heart and the veins, and the leading role is the promotion of the heart qi.

Therefore, the smooth flow of blood is the key to a person's health.

After she suffered a head injury, the blood flow in her brain became blocked and the first thing she did was become blind.

Congestion continues to accumulate, and Qi and blood become increasingly unbalanced.

Just as Yao Niang said, one may lose consciousness, become demented, or even become a living dead or a dead person.

The solution to her problem was, as the alchemist in the experimental workshop said, to perform a craniotomy and clear the blockage in her brain.

But it is difficult to determine exactly where the blockage occurs.

This is a problem that Yao Niang and the imperial doctors cannot solve.

So Zhu Gaochi found a bunch of medical books to continue his research.

The ancients had various opinions about the brain.

It is said in the "Lingshu Jingmai Pian" that "when a person is born, the essence is formed first, and then the brain marrow is born after the essence is formed."

The "Lingshu·Hai Lun" says: "The brain is the sea of ​​marrow."

The Suwen Chapter on the Formation of the Five Internal Organs states: “All marrows belong to the brain.”

"Evil Qi Internal Organ Disease Formation" says: "Twelve meridians, 365 collaterals. Their blood and qi all go up to the face and flow through the empty orifices."

The Great Doubt Theory in the Lingshu says: "It captures the essence of tendons, bones, blood and qi. It is connected to the veins and goes up to the brain."

In summary, ancient medical books believe that the brain marrow is closely connected to the internal organs, limbs, bones, five senses and nine orifices through meridians, forming a whole that can circulate repeatedly.

The brain can only function normally if it relies on the warmth and propulsion of Qi and the nourishment and smooth flow of blood.

The prescriptions written by Yao Niang and the imperial physician, as well as the daily sunbathing and full body massage that Zhang Xin had to do, were all designed to get the qi in Zhang Xin's body flowing, nourish the blood vessels, and slowly unblock the blocked part of the brain.

But the impact might have been quite severe.

None of this worked very well.

"Hey, tell me, who wrote the book Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine?"

Zhang Xin had never known before that medical books could be so interesting, and that such ancient medical books were still full of gems.

"I don't know. Some say it was written during the Warring States Period, some say it was written during the Qin and Han Dynasties. Anyway, it was written very early."

Zhu Gaochi didn't know either.

"Books written thousands of years ago are still in use today, but medical practitioners have made no progress in the past 100 years."

Zhang Xin felt it was a pity.

"In ancient times, wars were continuous and people were living in misery. You also know that Qian Yuan was full of reckless men. What can we do?"

Zhu Gaochi replied hatefully.

When the book is used, it will be less regretful.

He has almost read the Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine to pieces.

I memorized the entire "Su Wen" and "Ling Shu".

I know exactly where Zhang Xin’s problem lies.

But the problem is, there is no solution.

He searched the library and found that both "Su Wen" and "Ling Shu" were incomplete.

During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, a man named Quan Yuanqi annotated "Su Wen" for the first time. Since then, this version annotated by Quan Yuanqi has been circulated for about 600 years.

Later, Huangfu Mi said that "Su Wen" has a total of nine volumes.

But when Wang Bing compiled it in the Tang Dynasty, one volume of Su Wen was already incomplete. The Northern Song Dynasty prospered and finally preserved the remaining eight volumes of Su Wen.

"Lingshu" still had nine volumes in the early Tang Dynasty, but in the late Tang Dynasty, the books were seriously lost, and the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms were ravaged by war. By the time the Northern Song Dynasty was founded, it was unknown how much was missing.

The Song Dynasty tried its best to preserve what could be preserved, but in the blink of an eye, it was lost again by those who did not know the value of the Yuan Dynasty.

Zhu Gaochi had already asked Zhu Di to issue an imperial decree, ordering people all over the world to discard the book of death.

I hope to collect some scattered and later collected fragments of "Huangdi Neijing" from the public.