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It was written by Sun Si-miao of Tang Dynasty and was completed in the second year of Yongchun (682). The author gathered nearly thirty years of experience in his later years to make up for the shortcomings of his masterpiece Qianjin Yaofang, hence the name Yifang.

This book has a total of 30 volumes. During the Northern Song Dynasty, the Medical Bookstore revised the original version and published it nationwide. Since the Song Dynasty, nearly 20 editions have been printed and photocopied in our country. In addition to the six Chinese editions collected in Japan, there are also two better Japanese editions. Among the existing editions, Wang Ken-tang's edition in the 33rd year of Wanli (1605) is the best. Photocopies of the Edo Medical Edition published by the People's Medical Publishing House in 1955 are relatively common.

Qianjin Yifang The book has 30 volumes and 189 chapters. There are more than 2900 poems combining prescriptions, treatises and methods. Volumes 1 to 4 discuss drugs, quoting most of Tang Bencao; Volumes 5 to 6 deal with women's diseases; Volumes 9 to 10 discuss diseases caused by cold; Volume 11 deals with pediatric diseases; Volume 12 ~ 15 explains health and longevity. It embodies the characteristics of the ancient theory of longevity and longevity combined with disease prevention and treatment. Volumes 16 to 25 discuss apoplexy, Zabing, epididymitis and orchitis, etc.; Volumes 26 to 28 deal with acupuncture and moxibustion; Volumes 29 to 30 are forbidden scriptures. Although there are forbidden spells, they are also There?s no shortage of psychotherapy content.

Qianjin Yifang Systematically discusses the syndrome differentiation of the six meridians of disease caused by cold, internal medicine Zabing, surgical sores and swellings, disease diagnosis and color examination, and braiding to differentiate between yin-yang and internal and external deficiency and excess. They also provide valuable experience in treatment techniques and other aspects.

This book and Beiji Qianjin Yaofang are known as the encyclopedia of clinical medicine in my country and have a profound influence on the history of medicine in my country.