8 volumes, written by Wang Ang and published in the 33rd year of Kangxi (1694). This book can be regarded as a clinical medicine manual and a medical guide book. Mainly based on Bencao Gangmu and Shennong Bencao Jingshu. The first volume is the general meaning of medicinal property, which discusses the nature and taste of medicines, meridian tropism and processing of materia medica. Summary: Volume 1 has 191 kinds of herbal medicines, Volume 2 has 83 species of woody medicines, Volume 3 has 31 species of fruit medicines, and Volume 3 has four cereals. There are 40 kinds of medicines in the Department of Medicine, including 58 kinds of woodland medicines in Stoney Edema, 25 kinds of medicines in the Department of Animals and Animals in Volume 6, 41 kinds of medicines in the Department of Fish and Insects in Volume 7, and 9 kinds of medicines in the Department of Humans in Volume 8, totaling 478 kinds. The smell, taste, shape, and color of each medicine are first identified, and then the eight meridian and collateral, functions, and indications are described. According to the "ten kinds of formula" to which the medicine belongs, the medicine is divided into the first. In later editions, more than 400 medicinal pictures were added, making it more complete. There are many copies of this book and periodicals, and it has been widely circulated.