Li Ke

Li Ke (1930–2013), a native of Lingshi, Shanxi, was a renowned contemporary scholar of traditional Chinese medicine and a representative figure of the Huoshen school. He served as director of the Lingshi County Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, was known for using large doses of aconite to treat acute and critical conditions, created the "Pogeyuixin Tang" formula, and wrote the book "Specialist Li Ke's Experience in Treating Acute, Critical and Difficult Diseases." In 2011, the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine established a base at Southern Hospital for the transmission of his academic school. The library holds eleven of his works. Besides medical books such as "Circular Motion in Classical Chinese Medicine," these include titles on computerized accounting and ERP applications, office automation technology, and primary school information technology, spanning the fields of finance, examinations and education. The wide range of subjects may reflect shared names or co-editing, and public information is limited, so readers should distinguish the works by specific titles.