Remaining Writings of Physicians
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Summary
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- Researchers of Chinese medical history and documents needing first-hand visual sources to corroborate modern physicians' activities
- Enthusiasts of calligraphy and traditional culture wishing to experience Republican-era brushwork through physicians' manuscripts
- Readers interested in Shanghai local culture who wish to understand the city's medical lineage through everyday writing
- Practicing Chinese medicine physicians hoping to sense their predecessors' scholarly cultivation and interests beyond case records
Not a good fit for
- Readers seeking systematic textbooks of Chinese medicine theory or clinical manuals
- Beginners hoping for complete case analyses and formula explanations
- Readers who prefer continuous narrative and lack patience for scattered manuscripts and transcriptions
Reading tips
- First survey the plates, then read the transcriptions and notes to form an overall impression of the manuscripts' form and content.
- Read in groups by physician or document type, noting stylistic differences among prescriptions, prefaces, and inscriptions.
- Keep a notebook to jot down leads on physicians' connections for later follow-up.
- Read alongside background material on modern Shanghai medical history to understand the institutions and circumstances that produced the manuscripts.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 内容提要
- 丛书编委会
- 丛书序言 对历史之温情与敬意
- 丛书前言
- 编写说明
- 临诊方笺
- 何鸿舫方笺
- 陈莲舫方笺
- 赖元福方笺
- 张骧云方笺
- 丁甘仁方笺
- 丁济万方笺
- 张山雷方笺
- 陈筱宝方笺
- 恽铁樵方笺
- 陆士谔方笺
- 谢利恒方笺
- 殷受田方笺
- 王仲奇方笺
- 陈无咎方笺
- 祝味菊方笺
- 徐小圃方笺
- 顾筱岩方笺
- 葛养民方笺
- 陆渊雷方笺
- 严苍山方笺
- 秦伯未方笺
- 程门雪方笺
- 章次公方笺
- 陈存仁方笺
- 手书序文
- 诸医家序《中国外科学大纲》
- 曹颖甫序《经方实验录》
- 章太炎序《脉学指南》《中国药学大辞典》
- 谢利恒序《针灸经穴图考》
- 韩凤九序《松江余天成堂丸散膏丹全集》
- 秦伯未序《现代医经题释》
- 手稿与抄本
- 张骧云《膏方底》
- 章太炎手写古医方
- 朱少坡《皭庐医案》
- 叶劲秋《〈神农本草经〉之主治分析》
- 秦伯未《谦斋膏方案》《谦斋医案》
- 巢念修诸书
- 题署与题词
- 曹颖甫
- 薛文元
- 夏应堂
- 朱南山
- 恽铁樵
- 谢利恒
- 王仲奇
- 陈无咎
- 郭柏良
- 顾渭川
- 丁仲英
- 徐小圃
- 方公溥
- 单养和
- 费子彬
- 陆渊雷
- 时逸人
- 许半龙
- 吴克潜
- 严苍山
- 蒋文芳
- 章巨膺
- 秦伯未
- 程门雪
- 何时希
- 《中国药物学集成》
- 《金针秘传》
- 《京药集成》
- 《国医导报》
- 书法与画作
- 书法
- 画作
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About the author
Public information about Huang Ying is limited, and her nationality, dates of birth and death, educational background, and professional identity cannot currently be confirmed; her writing can only be understood through the works held in the collection. There are eight works under the name Huang Ying, falling roughly into two categories. One concerns social culture and life issues, such as Life Script: After Meeting, How Does the Story Develop?, which explores human encounters and the evolution of relationships. The other focuses on medical culture, including Medical Masters' Surviving Writings, Celebrated Physicians' Legacy, Anecdotes from the Medical World, Medical Exchanges, Medical Administration and Affairs, Pharmacy Culture, and Selected Medical Periodicals, covering physicians, medical anecdotes, the history of medical administration, pharmacy operations, and medical periodical literature. Overall, her writing balances readability with documentary value, and she is skilled at presenting the historical threads of medical culture through specific figures, events, and documents. Her works are classified under social culture and medicine.
Liang Shanghua is a professor at Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, a medical doctor, chief physician, and doctoral supervisor. He previously served as director of the university's Institute of Chinese Medical Literature and deputy executive director of the Institute of Science, Technology and Humanities. Born into a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners in Inner Mongolia with a four-generation lineage, he studied under Qiu Peiran, a national master of traditional Chinese medicine, and has long been engaged in clinical teaching and research on medical history and literature. He is chief editor of the "Shanghai Medical Affairs: Modern Shanghai Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture" series, which covers topics such as writings of physicians, biographies of famous doctors, medical exchanges, medical administration, pharmacy culture, and medical journals. The series traces the development of modern Shanghai's traditional Chinese medicine culture through figures, institutions, exchanges, the pharmaceutical trade, and publications. Liang's writing is grounded in documentary compilation, combining historical source collection with thematic narrative, and offers systematic reference material for the study of modern Chinese medical history.
