The synopsis of the golden chamber written by Zhang Zhongjing in the Eastern Han Dynasty is one of the classic ancient books of traditional Chinese medicine, which was written in the early 3rd century. The author originally wrote the "miscellaneous diseases" part of sixteen volumes of Treatise on Febrile Diseases. After the collation of the Jin Dynasty, one of its ancient editions was called Synopsis of the Golden Chamber. The first volume was about differentiating typhoid fever, the second volume was about miscellaneous diseases, and the second volume was about prescriptions. After the Northern Song Dynasty, Lin Bu and others re-edited bamboo slips according to the words preserved at that time, taking miscellaneous diseases as the main content, and still revised them into three volumes, renamed them synopsis of the golden chamber. There are 25 books, 262 prescriptions and more than 60 diseases. Diseases are mainly miscellaneous diseases in internal medicine, including some diseases such as surgery and obstetrics and gynecology.
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