When did the Thirteen Classics of Great Liu Ren come?

The Origin of Great Liu Ren is a cultural relic classic in the Republic of China, written by Yuan Shushan.

The real name is Fu, who was born on August 9, 188 1 year (July 15, the seventh year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty) and lived in Nanxiangyuan Lane, Yangzhou. My father, Chang Kai, whose name is Changling, is familiar with classics, and his medical skills are excellent. Later, I lived in the west of Zhenjiang, taking medicine as my profession, and lived quite a lot. He is the author of Highlights of Medical Subjects and Three Essentials of Health Preservation. My uncle's deposit, the word Chunfang, is also a fine medical skill. Cousin Gui Sheng, a famous physician and medical educator, is not only one of the pioneers of Chinese medicine education in China, but also one of the earliest advocates of the integration of Chinese and western medicine in China. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, he co-founded Medical Records and wrote Guisheng Congtang Medical Records with his colleagues.

Yuan Shushan, a young doctor, is also proficient in medical skills, especially in numerology. He is a famous doctor and astrologer in China. In his early years, he lived with his father in Zhenjiang, taking medicine and fortune telling as his profession. He wears a gray gown all the year round, wears a belt in autumn and winter, hangs a compass Yu Pei on the left and a pipe on the right. He is used to walking with his hands behind his back. Being friendly with a scholar-bureaucrat is like a sea of smoke, and the listener forgets to be tired. Reading thread-bound books in his spare time can tell his intention. There is a self-written couplet hanging in the consulting room, which reads: "Planting ten acres of mulberry and farming ten acres; Xia Lianyun: "Half-day consultation, half-day study." The main idea is obvious.