Bian Que (407 BC-3 BC10), a famous doctor in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, was known as Bian Que and was a legendary doctor in the ancient Xuanyuan period. According to historical records, he was a doctor in Bohai County, while Dr. Lu meant that he was born in Shandong. It can be seen that "Bian Que" is a general term for people with superb medical skills in ancient times. Qin Yueren is also called "Bian Que". According to the legend of the ancients, doctors cure diseases and save lives, and they bring health and happiness wherever they go, just like magpies bring good news. Therefore, the ancients called those doctors with superb medical skills and noble medical ethics "Bian Que". The doctor's name is Lu, and he was born in Shandong. He has excellent medical skills and profound knowledge. He traveled all over the country to save lives, so it is logical to be addressed as "Bian Que".

Bian Que is the founder of traditional medicine in China. The whole world respects him and thinks he is an excellent doctor. From Sima Qian's Historical Records and some ancient books in the pre-Qin period, we can see that Bian Que's life is both true and legendary. Bian Que created the diagnostic methods of looking, hearing, asking and feeling, which laid the foundation for clinical diagnosis and treatment of traditional Chinese medicine. Bian Que lived in an era of rapid development of productive forces, drastic social changes and turbulence. It is also an era in which talents flow and emerge in large numbers. The competition mechanism in various countries has formed a social fashion of respecting talents and recruiting wise men. In order to enhance their strength, all countries are collecting useful materials. Qin was located in the west of the country and was discovered by the princes of the Central Plains. In order to change this situation, several princes in Qin attached great importance to attracting talents from eastern countries. In order to recruit talents, Qin adopted the method of collecting talents, creating a place for all kinds of talents to display their talents. In addition to attaching importance to the talents who govern the country, Qin also respects doctors. "Zhuangzi Lieyukou" contains: "The king of Qin is ill, so he needs medical treatment. If you spend money and get sick, you will get more and more after you are cured. " Give doctors generous treatment, and all the famous doctors in the world have been to Qin. It was in this situation that Bian Que became a native of A Qin.

Bian Que is good at internal medicine, surgery, gynecology, pediatrics, five sense organs and other disciplines, and is known as the originator of medicine by applying acupuncture, acupuncture, massage, decoction and blanching to treat diseases. Legend has it that he once saved Prince Guo. After Bian Que's death, Prince Guo thanked him for his reconstruction and buried his bones. The tomb is located in the east of Tsinghua Town, yongji city. When Bian Que was young, he was open-minded and eager to learn, and studied his medical skills assiduously. He applied his accumulated medical experience to ordinary people, traveled around the world, practiced medicine everywhere, and relieved people's suffering. Bian Que is the founder of traditional medicine and TCM theory in China.

Because Bian Que has traveled around the world all his life and visited many places, there are some disputes about the birthplace of Bian Que. There are ancient records of Mo people in Bohai Sea (now Renqiu, Hebei Province). Bian Que saw Cai Huangong and wrote about the Mo people in the Bohai Sea. Zhang Shoujie's Historical Records of Justice of the Tang Dynasty quoted the Yellow Emperor eighty-one. It is hard to say: "(Qin Yueren) was born in Lu, and he was called a doctor in Lu because of his life." Lu, in today's Shandong Changqing. "Bohai County" is in the south-central and northwest of Shandong Province. "Zheng" is in Zhengzhou City, Henan Province. The creation of a person's life includes: difficult menstruation and four diagnoses (namely, looking, smelling, asking and feeling).