What do you feel after reading a famous book? You can't just read, you should write your reading experience. So do you really know how to write your reading experience? The following are five 600-word comments on Compendium of Materia Medica, which I collected for your reference only. Welcome to reading.
Reading Compendium of Materia Medica 600 words 1 Compendium of Materia Medica was written by Li Shizhen, a medical sage in Ming Dynasty, after more than 30 years.
When I opened the book, I saw that Compendium of Materia Medica was well organized. The book ***436 pages, 100000 words, divided into grass department, vegetable department, fruit department, valley department, wood department, poultry department, insect department and so on!
He did not use the classification method of Shennong's herbal classics, but found a new way with a clear outline. The book records the forms, functions and prescriptions of the recorded medicinal materials, and each medicine is accompanied by illustrations.
Before reading this book, I didn't know that even cooking onions could be used to treat colds.
This book contains Chinese cabbage, carrots, delicious lettuce, big white gourd and so on. Some things I know, some things I don't know, some things can be seen at ordinary dinner tables, and some things are not easy to find in the mountains. These things can save lives!
I'm curious, how did Li Shizhen collect so many medicinal materials and draw them in that underdeveloped era?
After reading this book, I seem to be in Shizhen, Li See, carrying a medicine basket and wearing sandals; Wearing hemp fiber and crutches, shuttling between famous mountains and rivers, lonely and determined figure; I saw the scorching sun and mosquito bites in Li Shizhen, but I kept going.
At that time, the "Langmei" produced by Wulong Palace in Taihe Mountain was described by Taoist priests as eating the fruit of immortality. They pick them back every year and pay tribute to the emperor. The government forbids others to pick them. Li Shizhen didn't believe the story of the Taoist priest, so he had to try it himself and see what effect it had. So, regardless of the opposition of the Taoist priests, he took the risk of picking one. It is found that it has the same efficacy as ordinary peaches and apricots, and can promote fluid production and quench thirst. It is the fruit of a flying elm, whose shape has changed and has no special effect.
From these things, it is not difficult to find Li Shizhen's firm belief, his love for medicine and his spirit of not being afraid of sacrifice. After reading this book, I got a lot of medical knowledge and learned a lot of medical common sense in life.
I hope more people can read this book, and I also hope that the knowledge in this book can spread all over the world and bring happiness to people.
Experience of reading 600 words in Compendium of Materia Medica II
During the epidemic, schools and libraries were closed, which made our originally boring days become nothing new. My mother recommended the official account of WeChat, WeChat of Lintong District Library in Xi City, and said that she could read it in her spare time.
I like reading Compendium of Materia Medica. When I was in the sixth grade, I liked herbs and visited bookstores everywhere, but I never found them. At first, I took a try attitude, paid attention to the micro-signal of Lintong District Library, and clicked on the superstar of cloud reading to read. Unexpectedly, I really found them. So you're right next to me.
China has many classic works, which are very popular with people. Every famous book has its own advantages, which makes readers admire the author. My favorite is Compendium of Materia Medica.
I believe anyone who has read Compendium of Materia Medica knows that Li Shizhen and Li Shizhen (1518-1593) were outstanding physicians in the Ming Dynasty. Be honored as "medical sage" by the world.
At first I read Compendium of Materia Medica out of curiosity, but after reading it, I fell in love with it. This book explains herbs in detail, and the main indication is smell, which can be listed by all parties. I sometimes verify some herbs according to the contents of the book, and the results are consistent. I have an indescribable admiration for the author of this book. He used his knowledge, experience and verification to write these herbs so incisively and vividly. This book can be described as "from tomb raiding codes to legends, all relevant places should be collected." Although he ordered a medical book, it should be in kind. "
There is nothing wrong with the practice required before completing the masterpiece. What is even more touching is that the wise man establishes the greatness of his ambition and saves the kindness of the people. Li Shizhen affirmed the relationship between Yin and Yang, the victory and harvest of the five elements and the difference in physical properties from the idea of transforming everything with vitality, and finally reached the conclusion that heaven and man are one, which showed the creative application and development of traditional philosophy in various places.
After reading this book, I think Li Shizhen is a diligent person. Although he failed in the imperial examination when he was young, he still worked hard to learn medical knowledge and wrote a summary masterpiece Compendium of Materia Medica, which was admired by later generations.
Experience of reading 600 words in Compendium of Materia Medica 3
On the recommendation of a friend, I took my children to watch China in Classics-Compendium of Materia Medica the day before yesterday. As it says, the program is full of positive energy. Before, I only knew that Compendium of Materia Medica was written by Li Shizhen, and the book gathered a lot of knowledge about traditional Chinese medicine. But I didn't know that Li Shizhen had worked hard for more than 40 years to write this book. It can be said that he devoted his life to the completion of this masterpiece, which has a long history and won the respect of people all over the world.
When sending the children to school the next morning:
The child said, "Dad, do you think Sanqi in the drugstore is on sale?" ?
I don't understand, ask, why do you care?
The child said: Yesterday, the TV talked about Sanqi.
Me: Oh, I remember. It says that Panax notoginseng can promote blood circulation to remove blood stasis and treat traumatic injuries.
Child: Yes, Yunnan Baiyao contains Sanqi.
Me: That's right.
It can be seen that children have learned some useful knowledge in it.
There is a saying in the play that "a doctor is valuable in things", which is linked with the classic sentence in "University":
If the ancient desire is obviously superior to the world, rule the country first; If you want to govern your country, you should first get your family together; If you want to reunite with your family, you should first repair your body; If you want to cultivate yourself, you should be upright first; If you want to be correct, be sincere first; Be sincere, let him know first; Knowledge exists in things.
On the program, I understand that it is important for doctors to be familiar with the characteristics and efficacy of each drug, so as to treat patients better. Back to work, being a technician, especially an integration designer, is actually "expensive". If each component can know its various characteristics and parameters by heart, then on this basis, it will have greater design ability and combination ability to better meet the various needs of the market.
In addition, there is a saying that "everything has its own nature, and sex has its own uses", which is similar to "three-point poison is medicine". No matter what medicine, there will always be parts that are not conducive to human health, but "seven points is good" is enough. Actually, people are not like this. There are all kinds of unique characteristics in a person, each of which has a corresponding use, but some are accepted by society and some are despised. But fortunately, things can't change, people can.
Experience of reading 600 words of Compendium of Materia Medica 4
Looking at the last flying geese in the south, the autumn wind once again passed by my ears, and I seemed to hear orange leaves falling from the branches and slowly passing by with them.
You are busy in Qian Shan. The crisp birdsong in the mountain stream has been singing silently for you for decades. On the one hand, it is Guan Gaul's court physician, and on the other hand, it is Hua Tuo's glorious reputation of near-re-embodiment. However, all you have to do is drink dew, trudge across a meadow in the sun, pick up a green leaf and pull up a green grass. How many days and nights you have only one solitary lamp as your companion, and you are there.
Listening to the heavy sighs of the people and looking at the weak swords and halberds of the soldiers, you are at a loss. Are you an unyielding hero or a servile monarch? The sunset is like blood, infinitely stretching your lonely figure.
For the existence of Yue, for the glory of the country, you finally choose to lead the horse for the king of Wu, and finally choose to be the king, as long as you don't die. You send away the first beauty stone in Yue, and look at her white face with tears. The world doesn't know your heart, and her blood is full in an instant. You have worked hard for ten or twenty years, you have waited and accumulated, because you have to stand in front of Wu Cha as a monarch and see his dusty face.
Ten years' lessons, ten years' birth and twenty years' obscurity are enough to make people forget you in the era when heroes rise together, but on the first day of twenty years later, you screamed and killed at the foot of Gusu City, completing the last myth of the Spring and Autumn Period.
Hard-working people are rewarded by heaven, and they have tasted courage. More than 3,000 armour can swallow Wu. This is what people often say about you today. How touching!
When we are unknown, our heroes are accumulating, and when spring flowers are all over the mountain, they are accumulating and creating amazing myths. There is only one moment in life, and a moment determines a lifetime.
Some feelings have long been difficult to distinguish between true and false in the years, and some have not finished yet. Keep listening. Listen, let the wind and rain pass by my ears again and again, and I slowly close my eyes, hoping to accumulate my hair, energy and miracles in obscurity.
Experience of reading 600 words in Compendium of Materia Medica 5
From the beginning, I have great respect for human life. This sentence is taken from 1948 Geneva Declaration of the World Medical Association. Li Shizhen didn't read it more than 500 years ago, but he did.
I don't want others to suffer the pain I have experienced. Therefore, this road is my choice, and I will go on without regrets. From village doctors to court officials, from the people to the Forbidden City, from the deepest sorrow to the deepest joy in the world, you have experienced, attacked and witnessed.
You never forget that your career is the maintenance of life. I don't want to be locked in luxury. Maybe this little palace doesn't belong to you.
So you left the palace and started another journey of your life.
Thirty years have passed, but you have never changed, not affected by the general trend of the limelight, not changed by honor or disgrace. Just like 30 years ago, the world was suffering and worried.
Whether Xu Jie defeated Yan Song or whether Zhang was an outstanding reformer is none of Li Shizhen's business. He's just a doctor. He knows that life is precious and fragile. As a doctor, he has the responsibility and obligation to maintain life.
This is the consciousness of Li Shizhen, a doctor in Ming Dynasty, and the only motivation and purpose for him to abandon the rich and help the poor after thirty years of suffering. He is sad, and he is more compassionate.
He told us with actions that the greatest man has no faction and the greatest love makes no difference. I haven't read Compendium of Materia Medica, but I know it has saved many people, China people and foreigners, and it will continue to save people.
With it, life is a little more expectation and hope.
So I wrote this article and named it "Compendium of Materia Medica" to commemorate this doctor, a great man who transcended beliefs and differences and saved countless lives by himself.