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This book was written by Zhang Xi-chun, a famous doctor of the Huitong School of Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. It has been widely circulated and has great influence. There are seven issues and 30 volumes in total. It is a periodical. The whole book is divided into five parts: medical prescriptions, medicines, medical theories, medical words, and medical cases. It specifically reflects his exploration of the integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine, focusing on Chinese medicine. , taking the strengths of Western medicine to elucidate Chinese medicine theory, enrich treatment content, and carry forward the academic thinking of Chinese medicine. He has been engaged in clinical work of Chinese medicine all his life, accepted the methods of modern experimental science, devoted himself to the integration of Chinese and Western medicine, and pioneered for China A new academic trend.

The prescription section contains a total of 173 formulas. Under each formula, the main treatment, combination of medicinals, theoretical basis, addition and subtraction, and taking methods are stated. Some formulas are also analyzed using Western medicine theory, which has high clinical practical value.