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His childhood name was Jing, and he was a native of Anding Chaona (now Pingliang, Gansu, first known as Lingtai (GV10)), and later moved to Xin'an, Henan (near today's Shengchi County, Henan) with his uncle. His great-grandfather was Han Taiwei Huang-fu Song, but by the time of Huang-fu Mi, his family was already poor, and he had difficulty studying when he was young, until he was twenty years old. After that, he studied so hard that he even forgot to eat and sleep, and finally became a famous literati at that time. Jin Shu‧ Huang-fu Mi Biography said that he "had noble aspirations and took writing as his main task". Lin Dang was in school Jiayi Jing The preface states that he "is well versed in classics and hundreds of schools of thought, and is quiet and devoid of desires." At that time, Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty recruited him to serve as an official in the court. He lost his desire to love medicine and his admiration for ancient doctors Bian Que, Cang Gong, Hua Tuo, Zhang Zhong-jing, and deeply regretted that he was "not a human being". Emperor Wu of Jin cherished his talent and gave him many books. Due to his weak body and years of hard work, he was also involved in the trend of taking medicine in the society at that time. Later, he suffered from migratory impediment. His right foot was too small and was very painful. He almost committed suicide. From then on, he determined to study medicine and finally studied classical medicine. formula , so it's wonderful. ” (Huang-fu Mi Zhenjiu Jiayi Jing ‧ Preface by Lin Dang Photocopy of People's Medical Publishing House, 1995). In this regard, he said with emotion: "If you are not proficient in medicine, even if you have a heart of loyalty, filial piety and kindness, your father will be in trouble and your child will be buried deep in the earth, and there will be nothing to help. This is why the saint has thought deeply and discussed everything. The reason is this. How can it be ignored?" (Huang-fu Mi Zhenjiu Jiayi Jing ‧Preface People's Medical Publishing House Photocopy 1995).

On the basis of the original medical theory, in addition to extensively reading various medical books, he combined Lingshujing, Suwen, nose acupuncture and moxibustion treatment essentialsThe acupuncture and moxibustion in the three books were organized and summarized so that "things follow the same categories, their superficial words are deleted, their repetitions are eliminated, and their essence is discussed", and compiled into Zhenjiu Jiayi Jing, which became The first monograph on Acupuncture and Moxibustion in the history of medicine in China, it has been a must-read textbook for the study of Acupuncture and Moxibustion in all generations.

Huang-fu Mi Out of his own experience, he cured his wind and defective diseases with just "100 days" of treatment; he also felt inspired by Suwen, Nine Volumes, etc. The meaning of the scriptures is profound and difficult to understand. In order to make his writings coherent and easy for readers to search, he really worked hard, thus making Zhenjiu Jiayi Jing this monograph became the basis of Acupuncture and Moxibustion works, and has been praised throughout the ages. Highly rated. Wang Tao believed that Huangfu had "insightful medical skills" and believed that his work was "a secret treasure for medical treatment, which should be followed by subsequent scholars." Summary of the General Catalog of Siku praised Huangfu's work as "parallel with Neijing and cannot be neglected". In addition to Zhenjiu Jiayi Jing, Huang-fu Mi also has many literary and historical works, among which the more influential ones include The Legend of Gao Shi, Yi Shi Zhuan, Xuan Yan Chun Qiu, Emperor Century, etc.