He is a medical genius in people's mouth. He has not been recognized by the domestic academic circles all his life. However, he was elected as the chairman of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Committee of the Florida Department of Health, responsible for the certification of doctors.
He knows martial arts and fortune telling. He is the only person who knows five skills of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) in the past century, namely, medicine, divination, physiognomy, destiny and mountain. He once predicted that he would be in great trouble at the age of 59. He was good at treating cancer with Chinese medicine, but he died of lung cancer at the age of 59.
He saved many patients and wrote many medical books, but some people said he was a liar.
After his death, some people suspected that he was not dead, but just saw through the mystery and hid.
But is that really the case? This legendary figure is Ni Haixia.
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Ni Haixia, born in Taipei in 1954, showed amazing talent when he was young.
It is said that before Ni Haixia was born, his ancestral tomb made strange noises for several nights, which made the neighbors uneasy. We opened the tomb curiously and found that there was a golden sparrow and a carp in it.
When this happened, everyone was very curious and invited several famous geomantic men to answer their questions. As a result, they all said that the descendants of the Ni family would become famous doctors.
After hearing this, Ni Haisha's grandfather believed it, sold 25 acres of good paddy fields at home, and asked his father Ni Zhiling to go to medical school.
But his father has no talent for medicine. His family's medical books are dusty, and he hasn't learned anything. It was not until Ni Haixia made TCM a success that his family sighed: Mr. Feng Shui was right.
Ni Haixia, though smart since childhood, has no special interest in medicine,
He was very naughty when he was young. He often went fishing instead of doing his homework.
He is also a cartoon fan, especially Zhuge Silang, who likes Ye Hongjia's paintings. He often practices drawing lines according to comic books. Later, when he was in class, he could easily draw beautiful human body lines on the blackboard,
This is the foundation laid at this time.
Until he was in middle school, his sister gave him a book, which completely changed his life path.
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Ni Haixia has a special relationship with his second sister. He often helps her with housework. He is good at making pasta, which is taught by her. Ni Haixia studies Chinese medicine, which has much to do with her second sister.
At that time, Ni Haixia was still in middle school. His second sister was very uncomfortable every month. At that time, girls were shy and were not too shy to go to the hospital. The second sister bought a copy of the "Golden Mirror of Medicine" and threw it to Ni Haisha for him to learn. She thought that her clever brother might be able to help.
The Medical School Golden Mirror was written by Wu Qian, the imperial physician of the Qing Dynasty. It details gynecology and typhoid fever.
Ni Haixia didn't let her down either. After three months' hard study of gynecological knowledge, he really made a prescription.
As a result, the second sister took the medicine he prepared, and her dysmenorrhea was cured. Everyone in his family praised him. Since then, Ni Haixia has felt a little sense of achievement. He seems to see his great medical talent. It aroused interest in traditional Chinese medicine.
Ni Haixia graduated from high school and wanted to go to the medical college in Taipei, but he had a car accident on the eve of the exam and his leg was broken. He was also infected with hepatitis virus during blood transfusion because of the poor disinfection of hospital equipment.
During his recuperation at home, he began to be infatuated with various ancient books. As a result, he failed to enter medical school the next year and had to go to the political department of Soochow University. But I still haven't given up my love for TCM.
Seeing that he was so obsessed with this, his mother advised Ni Haixia not to build a car behind closed doors, but to study systematically. With the help of his mother, Ni Haixia went around looking for famous teachers.
Ni Haisha's first teacher was Zhou Zuoyu, a famous Taiwanese doctor.
Zhou Zuoyu was born in a family of traditional Chinese medicine and was also a top student of Beijing Normal University. He is good at classical acupuncture and moxibustion, which comes down in one continuous line with Bianque's acupuncture. It is said that he can also get 13 stitches of ghosts, so he is very picky about his admission.
Most people can't get into Zhou Zuoyu's eyes, but he likes Ni Haixia as soon as he sees him. Ni Haixia didn't like acupuncture at first, and thought it was unreliable. However, after seeing Zhou Zuoyu perform acupuncture several times, he unexpectedly got rid of the disease. Only then did he begin to listen to Zhou Zuoyu's teaching sincerely and learn acupuncture seriously.
Zhou Zuoyu found that Ni Haixia was very talented in traditional Chinese medicine. After each explanation, he could draw inferences from one instance and even develop new acupuncture methods. Zhou Zuoyu was very happy, so he taught him his unique skill, the Thirteen Needle of the Devil's Gate.
However, Ni Haixia almost killed him after he learned this stitch only once
