Cao Jiada

Cao Jiada

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Cao Jiada, whose name is Yingfu and Yinfu, is called Pengnan. Jiangyin, Jiangsu Province. In 1895, Xiaolian (Ju ren) entered Nanjing Academy to study classics and poetry. After abolishing the imperial examination, he deeply studied treatise on Febrile Diseases and synopsis of the golden chamber. Two years later, he was able to recover. In order to benefit from the experience of classical prescriptions.

Life of the characters

Cao Jiada came to Shanghai to practise medicine in Jiangyin street after he was 50 years old. He was soon employed by Ding Ganren as the dean of Shanghai Special School of traditional Chinese medicine and presided over lectures. Shanghan and Jinkui are profound and profound, and his enlightening Professor convinced the students. The students called him "the typical school of Classical Prescriptions", and later generations called him "the pure master of Classical Prescriptions". In addition to teaching in the special school of traditional Chinese medicine, Cao Jiada also presided over Tongren Fuyuan hall. He has noble medical ethics, can deal with the urgent needs of patients, and is careful in clinical treatment. among them, experimental record of classical prescriptions is a summary of his life experience in clinical application of classical prescriptions, which was published by student Jiang zuojing and is popular. After the fall of Shanghai in the 26th year of the Republic of China, he returned to Jiangyin. soon after Jiangyin fell, he refused to be the president of the puppet Maintenance Association of Jiangyin county because of his harsh words, and denounced the Japanese army and was killed. He advocated that learning the basic knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine should start with the classical prescriptions, but he did not oppose the seasonal prescriptions.

Main works

His works include febrile fever, golden chamber, experimental record of classical prescriptions and Cao Yingfu's medical record.

People's Memorial

After the surrender of Japan, Jiangyin people recorded their loyalty and unyielding deeds in the county loyalty temple.