He Qiwei
He Qiwei
He Qiwei, the character of Wei, the character of Shutian, the character of Beigan mountain, his son Changhao, the character of Hongfang. In the Qing Dynasty, both father and son lived in Shanlu. He was a famous doctor for many generations. He lived in Qinglong in his last life, then moved to Fengxian, and moved to the foot of Fuquan mountain in his later years. He Wangmo, the great ancestor, moved to Qingpu and lived in Beigan mountain. His father's benevolent medical skills were excellent, and there were many people who went to see a doctor far and near. He lived in the dry mountain cottage, where the boats and cars were always blocked in front of the door, and the roads and alleys were blocked. He was famous for his understanding of four tones and six meanings. He took zhuangshiluo in Lou county and Wang Chang in Benyi County as his teachers.
He Qiwei (-)
to make friends with the famous people in the world with poems and essays, and to spread medicine to the world. Lin Zexu, governor of Jiangsu Province, suffered from soft foot disease. He extended his diagnosis and treatment to he Qiwei, but recovered in a few days. He Zhi's living room is named "Qiyu thatched cottage" (the ancients often named it "Wugui" and "sanhuai" for the hall, but he Qiwei is unconventional and does not boast of Virtue -- it is named after the number of seven in Yuzhi. Lin Zexu strictly forbids opium, and Qiwei develops eighteen ways to quit smoking for him, which saves countless people. Lin presented a couplet: "living people in Jujing are really Shouke, while Ganshan is an old poet.". He moved to Chonggu town in his later years. He died in December of the 17th year of Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty at the age of 64. He is the author of medical records of Beigan mountain people, biography of medical history, good prescription for rescuing adversity, and on the origin and development of medicine. He also participated in the compilation and engraving of Chen Zhongyu Gong's complete works by Chen Zilong at the end of Ming Dynasty. The remains of Qiyu thatched cottage are hard to find, but he's still recognizable at the medical department of Hexi street. note: the picture is Qiyu thatched cottage
He Qiwei