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Introduction: This article explores the life of Bian Que, the legendary “Father of Chinese Medicine” during the Warring States period. It recounts his miraculous diagnostic skills, highlighting his adaptive approach to healing—practicing gynecology, geriatrics, and pediatrics based on regional needs. The narrative centers on his famous, yet tragic, encounter with Duke Huan of Qi.…
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There was once a man of southern Xia Shou by the name of Juan Shuliang who was both slow-witted and cowardly.
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A man had a withered plane tree. “It’s unlucky to keep a withered tree,” said his neighbour, an old man.