Hua Tuo’s Legacy; The Mythos of Chinese Medicine; Qing Nang Shi Yi; Qīng Náng Shī Yī
In the 13th Year of Jian’an (208 AD), under a flickering oil lamp, a white-bearded old man handed over a bag made of cloth to the jail guard. He whispered, “He who obtains this Classic can save lives.”
The old man was none other than Hua Tuo, who was set to be executed by Cao Cao. Before his death, he wrote the Classic of the Black Satchel (青囊書), wanting to just continue to save lives.
In the history books, the book was burnt due to the jailer’s fear of breaking the law. It had never seen the light of day, causing Traditional Chinese Medicine to lose a thousand years of progress.
In truth, the jailer hid the book and it had finally been found in 1975, by a boy named Zhu Hansheng, an aspiring doctor…
Silavin: Do note that this novel is known for being disgusting. Those with weak stomachs should avoid.
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