2016年 · 第46卷第02期

Wu Ruifu (1872-1952), whose name was Xihuang, whose name was Ruifu and whose name was Fu Tang, was a native of Tong' an County, Xiamen, Fujian Province. He was a famous Chinese medicine scientist in modern times, and his medical name was famous in southern Fujian and Southeast Asia. In the past, academic research on Wu Ruifu was mostly based on medical records; The author discusses many medical remarks published by Wu Ruifu in Chinese medicine journals, in order to provide help for the study of his medical thoughts.

Chinese Female Doctors was founded in Shanghai in January 1941 by Qian Baohua, president of China Female Medical Society. Zhang Jingxia is the editor-in-chief, and the editors and main contributors include Gao Jianru, Zhang Jiayin, Guo Ruilin, etc. The journal is published by Shanghai Guoyisu Book Company. It began as a monthly magazine, with one issue per month, and was published in the middle of the year. The text of each issue ranged from 9 to 21 pages. It was not published in May, published the 5th to 6th joint issues in June, published the 7th to 8th joint issues in July, and then stopped publication.

Joseph Needham (1900-1995) and his masterpiece History of Science and Technology in China (Science and Civilization in China(hereinafter referred to asSCC) has long been well known to the world. ExactlySCCThis masterpiece enabled Joseph Needham to become a benchmark figure in the history of cultural exchange between China and foreign countries with Marco Polo, Matteo Ricci, Tang Ruowang, Nan Huairen, Castiglione and others. The book praises countless "world firsts" achieved in ancient China, and compares China's ancient scientific and technological achievements with European, Arab, Indian and other civilizations, especially with European civilizations in detail. Looking at ancient science and technology in China, a long-neglected treasure from the perspective of Westerners, Joseph Needham undoubtedly has the pride of exploration like Columbus discovering the New World. "History of Chinese Science and Technology · Medical Volume" (hereinafter referred to as "Medical Volume") isSCCVolume 6, Volume 6, was published in English in 2000 and in Chinese in 2013. The author hereby makes a brief review of "Medical Volume".

There are different understandings in academic circles about the writing time of Wuwei Han Dynasty Medical Slips (hereinafter referred to as "Medical Slips"). "Brief Report on the Excavation of Han Tombs in Wuwei Hantanpo-A Large Number of Medical Slips Unearthed" believes that "the upper limit is about the early Eastern Han Dynasty"^[1]； Luo Fuyi believes that "the date of these medical slips should be in the early Eastern Han Dynasty, around Jianwu and Yongping (AD 55-68)"^[2]； Zhang Yanchang and others believe that "the book was written around the 1st century AD"^[3]。 According to the opinions of scholars, it was about 25-106 AD.