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Wang Lyu (1332～1391), whose courtesy name was Andao, also known as Qiweng and Baodushanren. A native of Kunshan, Jiangsu Province, he has authored 1 volume of Yijing Suhui Ji, 20 volumes of Yijing Suhui Ji, 20 volumes of Yijing Suhui Ji, and 100 volumes of Yijing Suhui Ji Xiaoyi Fu, Twelve meridian and collateral Fu, etc. Only Yijing Suhui Ji walks the world. In the fourth year of Hongwu (1371), he went to Chang'an and served as a good doctor in the Palace of Qin for more than 10 years. In 1383, he climbed to the top of Mount Huashan and painted 40 paintings of Mount Huashan scenery and wrote 150 poems. The paintings are now stored in Fu Museum.

Yijing Suhui Ji, written in 1368, contains 21 medical treatises. The title of the book, Suihui, contains the meaning of tracing the origin of medicine and discusses Neijing, Nan Jing, Bencao Jing, and Shanghan Lun > And the works of various scholars in the past dynasties, and put forward many unique opinions.

Wang's diagnosis of diseases caused by cold is quite precise. He said that warm disease is caused by "the vicious odor of the sky", "warm heat and seasonal epidemic cold pestilence, warm malaria, wind-warmth, warm toxin" , diseases caused by cold must not be treated by general treatment of all diseases caused by the six meridians."

Wang raised objections to the theory of disease caused by cold 397 since the Song Dynasty, and believed that Shanghan Lun should be read as a methodology, "readers should live by the law and not stick to it." This is an important thought.

Wang commented that doctors in the past always had innovative ideas. His theory, "External injuries are caused by Fa Zhongjing, internal injuries are caused by Zong Dongyuan, and Zabing is controlled by Danxi", etc. It has become a guideline for medical students and is followed by many medical circles to this day.

Zi Bo was famous for his medical skills in the two capitals during Yongle. He had no heirs, so his secret was passed down to his son-in-law Shen Zhongshi. Sun Chengxian of Zhongshi was also a good doctor. An Dao had a disciple named Xu Chen, whose courtesy name was Yuan Fu. His son-in-law, Tao Zhi, Taicang, passed on his business.