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as the most widely published Chinese pediatric work, first published in 1695. Its writing style was influenced by in the Ming Dynasty. Its section of the Pediatric Tuina was related to , , and . The section of Pediatric Disease was based on and the author's own identification of symptoms, such as febrile convulsion, fever, and umbilical wind. It documented seventy-five prescriptions of which 70 were the same as . It can be inferred that was mainly based on and also fully referred to , , and .