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Li ko (1930-2013), from lingxi county, shanxi province. Graduated from the northwestern ministry of arts and art. Indefatigable medicine, with a full-provincial examination, acquires chinese medical science. Former director of the linsuk county hospital, member of the shanxi branch of the chinese national medical association, invited editorial board of the chinese medicine research institute, medical consultant of the chinese medical journal of hong kong, and invited research fellow of the world chinese exchange association。
After more than 50 years of medical treatment, li has spent most of his time in remote villages with few medicines. Peasants live in hardship and, in case of illness, only visit hospitals. In order to save the patient's suffering, li worked hard on acupuncture and collected simple and inexpensive medical treatment. In view of the high number of cases of illness and poverty among those seeking medical treatment, they are treated during the day and are given light at night, and have never slept before 2 a. M. So he learned all his life, from within, from outside, from women, from children, from five officials, from skin. It is this particular age and environment that has created the unique capacity of the li to deal with the many problems and problems。
Due to rural patients, life is not at risk and medical attention is withheld. If it happens, it'll be a lifetime crisis. In order to save the lives of the victims, mr. Li has taken care to explore the principles, methods, prescriptions and medicines of the anti-typhoid doctrine; to learn from the successful experiences of the generations to come, he has gathered a great deal of acupuncture and emergency medicine; to test the acupuncture from the point of view of the needle; to test the poison and develop quick-impact cure methods; to participate in the first aid of poisoning in order to gain experience; and to use ultra-fatal drugs in a new way. In the 1960s and 1970s, respectively, the first and second generation of the “breaking heart and heart” soup and the “break and gas” soup were developed to treat various types of heart decay and multiple acute abdominal diseases. At the local district people's hospital, first aid became a chinese medical practice。
For half a century, it has worked on chinese medicine, clinical and research, especially in the areas of treatment with heavy agents, crisis, acute illness, medical skills and prescriptions. After more than 40 years of gathering and collating, the collection of lessons learned from li kog-chung's acute and acute medical problems, the school took note of the ancient chinese medicine of the round movement, first known as peng li, a medical practitioner。
