Liu Huimin was born in Shandong in 1900. He was a very smart man. His uncle was a very famous local doctor. He was influenced by this since he was a child and determined to study medicine and save people. He is very diligent in his studies and obsessed with Chinese medicine. Therefore, he always keeps reading books and spends his free time reading Chinese medicine classics.
In 1916, he officially became his disciple, Li Buyao, a famous Chinese medicine doctor in his village. Because of his extremely high understanding and hard work, he was deeply loved by Master Li, so he taught him everything he could, and his medical skills improved day by day. After a few years, you can practice medicine independently. However, he deeply felt that his knowledge was insufficient, so he accumulated experience while practicing medicine and studied the classics of traditional Chinese medicine from past dynasties.
Later I heard that there was a famous doctor in Shanghai named Mr. Ding Ganren, so I went to Shanghai to study as a disciple. A few years later, I became a disciple of the famous doctor Zhang Xichun in Shenyang. Mr. Zhang appreciated him very much and arranged him to "Fengtian Lida Hospital" Work. Four years later, he was admitted to the "Shanghai College of Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine" for further study. After graduation, he returned to his hometown to continue practicing medicine and soon became a famous local doctor.
In 1931, he set up the "Yishui County Rural Medicine Research Institute" in , Yishui County, recruiting students, compiling his own teaching materials, teaching in person, and cultivating talents specializing in traditional Chinese medicine. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, he immediately joined the Eighth Route Army and served as the director of the Medical Department of the Second Detachment of the Shandong People's Anti-Japanese Guerrilla Team.
Later, due to work needs, he returned to Yishui County to work. He founded "Shandong Pharmacy" (the predecessor of Xinhua Pharmaceutical Factory) in Yishui County to treat injuries and illnesses for soldiers, civilians and people in the anti-Japanese base area. Later, he served as the president of Linyi Health Cooperative of the Shandong General Administration of Health. , Manager of Xinlu Pharmaceutical Factory in Zhongnan Shandong and other positions, and made great contributions to the Anti-Japanese War and the War of Liberation. After liberation, he successively led the establishment of Jinan Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Shandong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and founded Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Liu Huimin not only made outstanding contributions to the development of traditional Chinese medicine, but his medical skills in treating diseases and saving lives were also very superb, even reaching miraculous levels. Because of his great reputation, he treated national leaders many times, and even accompanied the supreme leader for health care when he visited the Soviet Union for the first time.
Mr. Liu treats diseases in an eclectic way, but prescribes medicine according to the condition. When it is necessary to use generous prescriptions, he will prescribe generous prescriptions. Xiao Fang. In the process of studying medicine, in addition to studying the medical classics of the motherland, he also paid special attention to investigating, collecting and studying practical folk prescriptions and Chinese herbal medicines. For example, in Yishui area, there is a recipe of using Yangjinhua to make medicated cigarettes to relieve asthma. After repeated research and verification, he found out the principle, expanded the scope of indications, and stipulated the general dosage. This commonly used folk medicine Herbal medicine has been carried forward and has played a very good role in the treatment of diseases such as tracheitis and emphysema .
Liu Huimin has been engaged in TCM medical treatment, teaching, and scientific research for nearly 60 years. He is proficient in various departments of TCM internal medicine, surgery, gynecology, and pediatrics. In particular, he has unique expertise in the treatment of neurasthenia, sequelae of Japanese encephalitis, rheumatism and other difficult diseases. Method. He has noble medical ethics, is modest and kind, and has made significant contributions to the health of the people. Therefore, he is known as the "real people's doctor."
Liu Huimin wrote diligently throughout his life and left a large number of academic monographs. The main books include "Book of Traumatology", "Outline of Chinese and Western Materia Medica", "Outline of Chinese and Western Diagnostics", "Prevention and Treatment of Measles and Pneumonia" and "Liu Huimin's Medical Cases", etc. They are very good practical books for TCM practitioners or TCM enthusiasts.
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