Why is it said that the description of general fracture treatment in Essentials of Bone-Setting and Heart-nourishing Therapy is representative?

For the treatment of general fractures, the description in Essentials of Bone-Setting and Heart-nourishing Therapy is also representative. The book is not only concise and easy to understand, but also has drawing instructions, which is convenient for learners to master its techniques. For example, spinal fracture is one of the most difficult injuries in all fractures. On the basis of predecessors' experience, the book draws a picture of "climbing rope and stacking bricks", and explains in the explanatory text that all fractures of spine, sternum and ribs. It can be recovered in this way. The steps of the recovery method are: "Let the patient climb the rope with both hands, step on the brick, the doctor holds the lower back, and then remove a brick from the left and right of the patient's feet to make the patient stand upright and chest." After a while, a brick was moved to the left and right sides, which still made him hold his head high. In the third case, as soon as the foot touches the ground, the qi will relax, so that the trapped bone can get up and the dislocated joint can straighten up. Then put a wooden curtain or bamboo curtain around the chest and waist, and tie it tightly with eight wide belts to avoid suffocation. But you should lie on your back, don't sleep on your stomach, and put a pillow under your waist to avoid moving around. Wood, waist columns and their uses are also illustrated.