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37. If you don’t be a good minister, you will be a good doctor

It has a long history when you become an official. In ancient times, there were many scholars who wanted to be an official, but there were also those who were unwilling to be an official. You could also list a large number of them at will. In order to save your pen and ink, you can pick one or two of them to get a glimpse of the whole leopard.

During the reign of Emperor Ling of Han, although Zhang Zhongjing held an important position, he was indifferent to fame and fortune, cared about the people, and was unwilling to pursue power. Seeing that many people were suffering from illness and could not be treated in time, he resolutely resigned from office and practiced medicine and saved the world. During the process of practicing medicine, he devoted himself to studying, humbly asked for advice, learned from others' strengths, studied medicine while studying theory, and gathered his life's hard work, and wrote "Treatise on Febrile Diseases". He enjoyed a high reputation at home and abroad and was admired for all ages!

Hua Tuo was also a person who was born unwilling to be an official. He took medicine as his career and was determined to treat the people. When he was young, Hua Tuo had many opportunities to become an official, but he gave up without blinking. If he did not serve as a good minister, he became a portrayal of his life. Hua Tuo practiced medicine and learned without a teacher. He taught himself many medical classics. Study, practice, summary, and his kindness in medical skills and made his medical skills rapidly improve and became a well-known medical scientist in my country's history.

38. Don’t be angry if you live for a breath.

In 907 AD, King Li Keyong of Jin wanted to use the Khitan troops to compete with Liang Taizu Zhu Wen, so he contacted the Khitan leader A Baoji and became sworn brothers. As soon as A Baoji returned to the Khitan, he saw that Zhu Wen had different forces, and secretly formed an alliance with Zhu Wen. After Li Keyong learned the news, he was so angry that he couldn't get up. After explaining the matter, he died.

After Li Keyong's death, his son Li Cunxu ascended the throne of Jin. Li Cunxu took office as the new official, trained troops hard, rectified military discipline, and trained a team that had been well-trained and brave and good at fighting. Li Cunxu soon sent troops to fight with the Liang army and defeated the 500,000 army led by Zhu Wen. Zhu Wen was so angry that he died of illness. Unfortunately, Li Cunxun's new official, failed to start and end well. After becoming emperor, he was blinded by victory, forgot his original ethics, began to indulge in speech, not caring about state affairs, listened to slander, harmed loyal and kind, abused traitors, and was finally shot to death by arrows.
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