Yang L N
Institute of science, technology and humanities, Shanghai University of traditional Chinese medicine, Shanghai 201203,China.
Zhonghua Yi Shi Za Zhi. 2022 May 28;52(3):168-172. doi: 10.3760/cma.j.cn112155-20210722-00090.
"" is an ancient medical book written in Chinese by Li Youzhuo, a famous doctor in the Post Li Dynasty in Vietnam. The book was deeply influenced by ", a representative book of the Warming School (Wen Bu) written by Feng Zhaozhang in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. By comparing and examining the two books, it was found that forty-five out of the sixty-six prescriptions in "" came from or were simply copied from ", or were extracted from the medical cases from ", or were changed the name but kept the ingredients the same. The other twenty-one prescriptions followed the examples of " and presented new prescriptions. It can be seen that "" reflects the extension spread, and development of the academic thinking of the Warming School (Wen Bu) in the Ming and Qing Dynasties in Vietnam and demonstrated the Chinese cultural origin of Vietnamese traditional medicine.
《》是越南后黎朝著名医生李有卓用中文撰写的一部古代医学书籍。该书深受明清时期冯兆张所著温病学派(温病)代表作《》的影响。通过对这两本书的比较和研究发现,《》中66个方剂中有45个来自《》或直接抄袭自《》,或从《》的医案中摘录,或只是改了名称但药物组成相同。另外21个方剂则仿照《》的体例给出了新的方剂。由此可见,《》反映了明清时期温病学派学术思想在越南的传播、发展,彰显了越南传统医学的中华文化渊源。