Wang Shi

Wang Shi

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Wang Shi, a native of the Southern Song Dynasty, was a tribute scholar and philosopher. He was the author of the book of changes and was appointed by Liu Dan, the magistrate of Tanzhou (now Changsha, Hunan).

Wang Li compiled the complete book of Pediatrics, children's new book, published in the 20th year of Shaoxing (1150). The book has 40 volumes, 667 branches and about 1.2 million words. The editor compiled more than 100 kinds of medical books about Pediatrics before the Southern Song Dynasty, and preserved a lot of the contents of the lost books. The book is a comprehensive collection of many folk and private prescriptions. In addition to the commonly used pills, powders, ointments and pills, there are also acupuncture, moxibustion and external therapies. It has a high reference value for clinical practice and is a great achievement of Pediatrics before Song Dynasty. There are plenty of materials of the previous generation cited in the book, and all the documents have clear sources, among which there are many lost medical works or other documents, so it has very important literature value.