Zhu Feijun, Mingdianwen, was born in Qizhen Town, Jiaxing, Zhejiang in 1893. He was a famous doctor in Jiaxing during the Republic of China. Zhu Feijun has unique experience in the treatment of typhoid fever. He believes that it is necessary to master the four diagnosis and changes in pathogenesis, so as to treat the disease in a timely manner with accurate and precise three-character formula. The more severe the medication, the more effective it will be. Portrait of Zhu Feijun, who studied medicine from his uncle. Zhu Feijun was gifted at a young age. After enlightenment, he immediately studied Confucian classics such as the "Four Books" and the "Five Classics". He can read ten lines at a glance and is the best among his classmates. If he continues to study, he will become an official. But something happened when he was 15 years old, which changed Zhu Feijun's life trajectory. "Typhoid fever". It has long been famous in northern Zhejiang and Songjiang. That year, Zhu Feijun's father suddenly became seriously ill and was in critical condition. After his uncle, Hu Shaoqi, a famous doctor in Jiaxing, gave him good medicine and treatment, he recovered quickly. From this, Zhu Feijun had an epiphany. , his medical skills were enough to save the world, so he begged his mother to take him to study medicine at his uncle's house. After studying medicine with his uncle for four years, Zhu Feijun read through his uncle's secret recipe collection and studied it carefully. Because Zhu Feijun was smart and quick in understanding, he got all the true information from his uncle. At a young age, he was proficient in the theory of ancient classics such as Nei Jing, Di Liang Jing and Jin Gui of Febrile Diseases. His uncle also praised him very much. He once said: "The person who teaches me the way is none other than Dian Wen." " Winning a good reputation. At the age of 19, Zhu Feijun left his profession and returned to his hometown in Zhujiagang, Qizhen Town to open a clinic. It didn't take long for the convenience medicine to become famous and patients came one after another. Later, in order to facilitate more people to seek medical treatment , he moved the clinic to Luxihui, Jiaxing, Hecheng and opened for treatment. Zhu Feijun was proficient in syndrome differentiation of the six meridians, good at diagnosis, and good at diagnosing and treating seasonal diseases, also known as "seasonal diseases", which refers to some seasonal diseases. He used medicine. Qing Ling's prescriptions are based on the principle of simplicity and effectiveness. He is not limited by the opinions of one family, and is not limited by the debate between "" classic prescriptions" and "" contemporary prescriptions". He believes that "" curative effect is the first criterion for doctors". At the same time, he is also good at Diagnosis and treatment of miscellaneous internal diseases. As time goes by, Zhu Feijun's diagnosis and treatment skills have become more and more sophisticated. He is skillful in medicine, bold and careful, and uses heavy doses of medicine. When there is no hope, he will often diagnose some difficult and serious diseases in person. He saves his life in a matter of seconds, and he usually cures the disease with just one dose of medicine. The patients come to see him one after another, and his reputation is growing. When the patients are grateful, they often say: "Thankfully, Mr. Yi's medicine has saved his life." , saved our lives! "As a result, the reputation of "Zhu Yitie" spread further and further and became popular all over Hecheng. There were boats and cars in front of Zhu Feijun's clinic, and there was an endless stream of people seeking treatment from far and near. The clinic was filled with banners of thanks. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War in Shanghai, Zhu Feijun and his family took refuge in the countryside of Linghu, Huzhou. Later, he returned to practice medicine in the countryside of Yang Andun, Jiaxing. Because the Japanese army often came to harass him, he took refuge in the French Concession in Shanghai via Lili, Jiangsu, and opened a hospital. He continued to practice medicine in the clinic and continued to treat people. He started at the current Ruijin 2nd Road, and later moved to No. 32, Fuming Village, Yan'an Middle Road. There is still an endless stream of people coming from afar to seek treatment. After the Anti-Japanese War, Zhu Feijun returned to Jiaxing and continued to practice medicine in Luxihui. Zhu Feijun often visited various towns and villages. Because he was in a hurry, he bought a motorboat and took the motorboat to visit doctors. Treat patients in a timely manner. Zhu Feijun is at the clinic from 9 am to 12 o'clock every day. He is available in urban areas and towns no matter where he is in the afternoon. His clinic is equipped with a long-distance direct telephone line, so you can make an appointment or call an emergency room. Zhu Feijun is kind and kind. He is kind-hearted. He is not only skilled in medicine, but also has noble medical ethics. Regardless of whether the patient is rich or poor, he will not prescribe medicines lightly before prescribing. Patients who come to see patients with financial difficulties are free of charge for diagnosis, treatment and medication. When patients go to the pharmacy to refill their medications, he will always charge it to his account. Carefully comforted: ""Don't be in the way, just take the medicine and see. "Let the patient relax mentally and not become depressed so that he can cooperate with the treatment. Zhu Feijun was born in a farm family and has always maintained a frugal habit in life. He does not drink alcohol, but he likes to smoke ""Meili" brand cigarettes, and his two fingers are burnt yellow. The food was very simple, with pork and edamame being his favorite. He never went to theaters or entertainment venues, and did not have the hobby of filming and singing like the celebrities at that time. Zhu Feijun has been engaged in academic research and clinical practice of traditional Chinese medicine for more than 40 years. He has rich clinical experience and has conducted in-depth research on acute febrile diseases. He believes that "the traditional Chinese medicines in the prescriptions have complex flavors and are not specific in their efficacy. If you copy the ancient prescriptions in full, they will inevitably be sluggish; they cannot be completely consistent between ancient and modern people!" "He always found time to read some basic theories of Western medicine and internal medicine as a clinical reference, which was valuable at the time. Zhu Feijun was respected as a famous doctor in Hecheng in the Republic of China, and many people wanted to study under him. Zhu Feijun Fei Jun is also willing to support his younger generations and teach his medical skills to students. He has more than a hundred disciples in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces, and he is also unique in teaching students. For beginners, he hires a teacher to teach traditional Chinese medicine. They can only follow him for medical treatment after one year. Therefore, he has many famous doctors, including Zhu Chunlu of Jiaxing, Zhang Moushan of Haiyan, Zhou Wenzai of Shanghai, and dozens of others, who have cultivated many useful talents for the motherland's medicine. talent.

Zhu Feijun was very strict with his students. The professor mainly focused on dialectical treatment. He often warned his students: "" Drugs should be given correct names. If you write obscure aliases, it will be difficult to identify and will definitely harm the patient. " This shows the rigor of his scholarship. He always believed that as the times are advancing, Chinese medicine should learn some knowledge of Western medicine in order to better utilize the strengths of traditional medicine in the motherland. Zhu Feijun served as the chairman of the Jiaxing Traditional Chinese Medicine Association and the director of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Center. In 1933 , Zhu Feijun held the "Twentieth Anniversary of Medical Practice" commemoration in Yanyu Tower, which was an unprecedented event. In the autumn of that year, he organized the *** Medical House and published the "*** Medical House Monthly", which was suspended on the eve of the Anti-Japanese War. Written by Zhu Feijun There were several volumes of "*** Medical Records", but they could not be printed. In February 1954, Zhu Feijun died of a recurrence of coronary heart disease.

(Liu Yongjia)