Why is the stone statue of Sun Shiming, the drug king, placed in the Taoist temple?

Because what Sun Simiao learned all his life mainly came from Taoist classics, although Sun Simiao's final medical achievement came from his own understanding and summing up experience, his enlightenment on medicine and the construction of his knowledge system were all based on the Taoist knowledge system, that is to say, Sun Simiao, the drug king, was closely related to Taoism, so his stone statue was naturally placed in the Taoist temple. Sun Simiao's medical cognition all his life can be seen that it has been inextricably linked with Taoist thought until modern times. For example, Sun Simiao thinks that the human body is a self-contained system, with yin and yang, just like the operation law of heaven and earth. The human body also has the properties of fire, water and earth in Jin Mu, and so does the human body? Gas? The existence of.

All the knowledge points he put forward in medicine can be found in the Taoist system. This statement is very correct in modern times, but it was very advanced at that time. The so-called advance is too shocking to be understood by the world. Fortunately, Sun Simiao's medical skill is really superb, so even if people don't understand his ideas, they won't think he is talking nonsense. It is also because of his personal achievements that his lifelong research on medicine can be preserved.

The idea that his medical system was too advanced was completely advocated by Taoism in the eyes of people at that time? Those things? : what yin and yang and five elements, what universe, what everything is fundamental, and so on. These are obviously chanted by Taoist priests in Taoist temples all day, and now they are taken out by imperial doctors in the Tang Dynasty? Fool? People say it can cure diseases. This is exactly what people thought at that time? Another deceiver, praying to God and worshipping Buddha? So you think he is like those Taoist priests who preach all day? God is talking? Yes Therefore, later generations completely listed him as a Taoist.

Generally speaking, Sun Simiao's achievements in his life are based on Taoist knowledge, and some of his ideas and thoughts have traces of Taoism, so he is naturally regarded as a Taoist, and his stone statues are enshrined in Taoist temples.