Bian Que's fortune-telling book _ What's the name of Bian Que's fortune-telling book?

Bian Que's works include Bian Que Neijing, Bian Que Waijing and Difficult Classics.

Hanshu recorded Bian Que's works "Bian Que Neijing" and "Bian Que Waijing". But now these two books are lost and can't be found. At the same time, nowadays, it is said that "Difficult Classics" was written by later generations under the name of Bian Que.

When the Han Formation in Laoguanshan was excavated, more than 920 medical bamboo slips were unearthed in No.3 cemetery. Because of the age, the words on the bamboo slips are difficult to recognize with the naked eye. Archaeologists cracked some of them by infrared scanning. Among them, "My Past" and "Bian Que" in medical bamboo slips are homonyms, which probably refer to Bian Que, the founder of pulse diagnosis. Archaeologists speculate that some unearthed medical bamboo slips may belong to the medical books lost by Bian Que School.

Life in Bian Que

Ji, Qin, Yue, a famous doctor in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, was born in Bohai County. After 36 1 year BC, Qin Yueren arrived in Handan, the capital of Zhao (now Handan, Hebei). The local people attached great importance to women, so he became a doctor (gynecologist). Therefore, his prestige is higher.

For a period of time around 355 BC, he and his disciples Ziyang and Zibao stayed there to practice medicine. About 3 17 BC, they passed through Luoyang (now Luoyang City, Henan Province) and heard that the local people respected the elderly very much. Therefore, they used to be "deaf and dumb doctors" (doctors in ENT and madness departments). Later, they went to Xianyang.