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At first, he was named Dingchen, with the courtesy name Qingzhu, and later changed to Qingzhu, also with the courtesy name Renzhong, and his nickname was Gongta, Gongzhita, Selu, Shi Daoren, Zhuyi Daoren, Danya Weng, etc., no less than twenty names. A native of Taiyuan, Shanxi. Enlightenment since childhood. At the age of fourteen, he became a doctor's disciple, and at the age of twenty, he was diagnosed with leprosy. A mountain is not a place for powerful people, but a strong sense of integrity. After the death of the Ming Dynasty, he became a Taoist priest and lived in a cave to raise his mother. He was determined not to be an official.

Fu Shan was erudite and talented. In addition to classics and history, he also studied Buddhism, Taoism, calligraphy, painting, poetry, and phonological exegesis. Doctors have been known for generations, so Fu Shan also practiced medicine after the Ming Dynasty. He set up a "health center" in Sanqiao Street, Taiyuan. The posthumous manuscripts of his medical books were compiled and compiled by later generations into Fuqingzhu Gynecology, Fu Qing-zhu Andrology, Fu Qingzhu Gynecology, etc.