For more than 50 years, there have been many misunderstandings in the teaching and research of the Treatise on Typhoid in Chinese medicine universities. The book is not about how to use the sutra prescriptions, how to tailor them to treat today’s epidemics and intractable diseases, how to apply the principles and methods in the book to guide today’s clinical diagnosis and treatment, and how to innovate and develop Zhongjing’s theory and treatment. Li Enqing, Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine, First Affiliated Hospital of Jinan University The Treatise on Typhoid and Miscellaneous Diseases is a treatise, not a scripture, but a clinical guide for Zhang Zhongjing to treat typhoid and common miscellaneous diseases of the time. It is not a work of Zhongjing’s research on Chinese medical texts, but a manual for clinical treatment of diseases and errors. The intention of his book was to let clinicians use the prescriptions and methods in his book to treat diseases and save people, not to let people study and annotate his book. As the saying goes, “Although we may not be able to cure all diseases, we can see the source of disease and know the source. If you can find the collection of the remaining, you can think about more than half of it” (“Typhoid Pneumatology Collection”), which expresses his intention of writing the book. Xu Da-chun pointed out in the “Typhoid Fever Class Formula – Preface”: “I do not know that this book is not Zhongjing according to the book of scriptures cubed, is to save the book of errors. Its self-preface cloud: injury cross abortion of the Mo save, so diligently seek ancient training, and learn from the many prescriptions …… at the time of writing the book, but also with the symptoms cubed, there is no certain order.” Xu believes that the “Treatise on Typhoid” is a summary of Zhongjing’s clinical practice according to the symptoms of the cube, is a book of clinical medicine to save mistakes. He firmly opposed the commentary and endless interpretation of the framework of the Six Classics, which was detached from Zhongjing’s original intention and clinical practice. In his opinion, “the later people have made their own arguments, and each book …… has its own sayings, more and more confusing and inconclusive”. However, the exegesis-based research method is the main method adopted by those who have devoted themselves to typhoid research since the introduction of the Treatise on Typhoid Miscellaneous Diseases. They have different views and opinions, making the research of Zhongjing’s study deeply difficult. Ye Gui opened up a new way of studying and researching the Treatise on Typhoid and Miscellaneous Diseases. Instead of using words to comment on the book, he used clinical cases to explain the prescriptions and evidence in the book; instead of just studying the book, he studied how to use the prescriptions in the book to treat diseases. He devoted his life to studying how to use the prescriptions in the book, how to use the principles and methods of the Treatise on Typhoid to identify and treat in clinical practice, and how to adapt and tailor the Han Dynasty prescriptions to effectively treat the diseases of the Qing Dynasty. What is more valuable is that Ye Gui innovated Zhongjing’s theory of prescriptions and put forward a series of new doctrines in the process of adapting and applying the classical prescriptions. For example, he proposed the theory of “nourishing stomach yin” and “sweet cold nourishing yin and generating fluids” in his adaptation of Maimendong Tang, and the theory of “yang transforming internal wind” and “salty cold nourishing yin” in his adaptation of Broiled Licorice Tang. In the adapted application of Baked Licorice Tang, the treatment method of “Yang transforming internal wind theory” and “salty cold nourishing Yin” and “nourishing Yin to restrain wind” was proposed; in the adapted application of Xuan Yu Hua Tang, the “theory of luo disease” was proposed; in the adapted application of Turtle A Decoction Pill and Da Huang Zaozi001 Worm Pill, the “worm theory” was proposed. “In the modified application of Ma Heng Coixi Gan Tang, the “method of dispelling damp-heat in the three jiao” was proposed for damp-tempered diseases. It can be said that almost all of Ye Gui’s doctrines were developed in the study of the Treatise on Typhoid and Miscellaneous Diseases and in the application of the adaptation of the classic prescriptions. Ye Gui’s research method is unique and unprecedented, and he has thus made outstanding contributions to the study of the Treatise on Typhoid Miscellaneous Diseases. Ye Gui’s approach to the study and application of the Treatise on Typhoid and Miscellaneous Diseases has set a model for the teaching and research of the Treatise on Typhoid and the Essentials of the Golden Horoscope in Chinese medicine colleges and universities, creating new methods and new ideas for the future teaching and research of Zhongjing’s doctrine. Mr. Cheng Menxue pointed out in the “uncut version of Ye’s medical case” school reading notes: “Tian Shi used prescriptions, all the lengths of the various schools, without bias, and in Zhong Shi’s holy method, the use of particularly familiar. The case contains, all can be proved.” In order to make the medical cases of Ye’s use of sutra prescriptions and his achievements in studying the Treatise on Typhoid and Miscellaneous Diseases into a collection that will jump off the paper, I have compiled this book, “Ye Tianshi’s Use of Sutra Prescriptions,” in the hope that it will bring some enlightenment to the teaching and research of the Treatise on Typhoid and the Essentials of Jin Kui in Chinese medicine colleges and universities, as well as to fellow practitioners who are interested in Zhong Jing’s study. This is an explanation of the general idea of Ye Gui’s variation on the application of sutra prescriptions, Ye’s main contribution to the study of the Treatise on Typhoid and Miscellaneous Diseases, and our purpose of studying Ye Gui’s use of sutra prescriptions. A. Ye Gui is the heir of Jing Fang, Zhong Jing’s meritorious servant, is a veritable typhoid scientist from Zhang Zhong Jing’s “Typhoid Pneumatology”, he personally experienced the epidemic of typhoid rampant on the serious danger to human life, because “feel the fall of the past, wounded cross death of the failure to save”, only to work to study this disease, and He “diligently searched for ancient teachings and recipes”, searching for theories and prescriptions of his predecessors on the treatment of diseases. Fortunately, he got the “Tangliu Jingfa” when he was “collecting many prescriptions”, which laid the foundation for his compilation of the “Treatise on Typhoid Miscellaneous Diseases”. Tao Hongjing’s “Fu Xing Zhi Dou Qi Qi Medicine Method” states: “Shang has a sage minister Yi Yin, who compiled “Tang Liquid Jing Fa” in three volumes, for a total of 360 prescriptions ……. It is the standard of medical practitioners of all generations, and the great treasure of life protection for the people. This is a review of the common situation requires the use of 60, ready to prevent disasters in the mountains with the ear.” Tao Hongjing called the formula of “Tangliu Jingfa” as Jingfang. On the relationship between the “Tang Liquid Jing Fa” and the “Treatise on Typhoid,” Tao said, “the external sensation of Tian Xing, the treatment of Jing Fang, there are two Dan, six Shen size and other soup. Nanyang Zhang machine in the past, according to these prescriptions, written for the “theory of typhoid fever” a, treatment and treatment of clear, after learning salty respect.” When comparing the prescriptions contained in the “Fu Xing Zhi Zhi Dao Yin Yin” with those in the “Treatise on Typhoid Fever”, it is easy to see that Zhong Jing did not copy the ancient prescriptions unchangingly, but made a series of new prescriptions and new methods based on the characteristics of the diseases he encountered, with flexible tailoring and adaptations. For example, Gui Zhi Tang (Gui Zhi Tang), “Fu Xing Zhi Dao Yin Yin (Fu Xing Zhi)” contains: “Xiao Yang Dan Tang (Xiao Yang Dan Tang) is used for treating fever of the day, spontaneous sweating and vicious wind, nasal sound and dryness. Gui Zhi three taels, peony three taels, ginger two taels, cut, licorice sizzling, two taels, twelve jujubes.” When Zhongjing applied this formula, on the one hand, he expanded the scope of application of this formula and formulated more than 20 formulae of Gui Zhi Tang, on the other hand, he flexibly adapted this formula, such as adding Radix et Rhizoma Puerariae to those who see the evidence of Gui Zhi Tang but have strong neck and back, and formulated the formula of Gui Zhi plus Radix et Rhizoma Puerariae. Thus, nearly 20 new prescriptions of Gui Zhi Tang with added flavor, Gui Zhi Tang with reduced flavor, and Gui Zhi Tang with subtracted flavor have been formulated. After the practice of applying the prescriptions of the scriptures in a modified manner, the final “sixteen volumes of the Treatise on Typhoid Miscellaneous Diseases” were compiled. It not only developed the “Tang-liquid Classic Method”, but also established the standard of Chinese medicine discriminatory treatment with the formula evidence as the core. Ye Gui’s approach to treatment and clinical evidence was almost the same as that of Zhongjing. In the face of the epidemics and miscellaneous diseases that occurred in Jiangnan during the Qing Dynasty, he also “collected a wide range of prescriptions”, and particularly respected the Treatise on Typhoid and Miscellaneous Diseases, calling it “Zhongjing’s sacred method”. After receiving the Treatise on Typhoid Fever and Miscellaneous Diseases, Ye did not follow the footsteps of his predecessors to annotate Zhongjing’s book, but studied the principles, methods, prescriptions and evidence therein and used them in clinical research. Like Zhongjing, he did not use the original formulas of the Treatise on Typhoid Fever and Miscellaneous Diseases, but adapted them according to the disease and used them for clinical research. Taking Gui Zhi Tang as an example, firstly, he further expanded the scope of application of this formula, using it to treat warm diseases, malaria, exanthesia, cough, asthma, phlegm, belching, epigastric abdominal pluralism, stomach pain, abdominal pain, dysmenorrhea, abdominal distension, deficiency labor, and other diseases. Thirdly, in the application of Gui Zhi Tang, the treatment theory of “pungent and sweet to regulate Yang” and “pungent and sweet to regulate Ying” was proposed, and the theory of “pungent and sweet to regulate Ying” was invented. Mr. Cheng Menxue commented in “A Little Experience in Studying << span="">Jin Kui>” that “Tian Shi is the one who makes good use of the method of sutra prescriptions, and of all the schools that have used sutra prescriptions in the past, this Weng is the most adept at transforming them.” Mr. Cheng Menxue’s evaluation is objective and fair. According to our statistics, Ye Gui commonly used as many as 108 sutra prescriptions, among which Gui Zhi Tang and Bei Gan Cao Tang have more than 80 medical cases each. In contrast, Yu Chang’s “Yuyi Cao” contains more than 60 medical cases, of which only 20 are based on sutra prescriptions; Xu Da-chun’s “Diaoxi Medical Cases” contains more than 50 medical evidence, of which only 10 are based on sutra prescriptions; Cao Yingfu’s “Experimental Record of Sutra Formula” contains more than 40 experimental cases using Gui Zhi Tang, Ma Huang Tang, Ge Gen Tang and other sutra prescriptions, a total of 92 cases, 16 of which are also the treatment of Cao’s disciples. From the above data, we can see that the frequency of Ye’s use of sutra prescriptions far exceeded that of the recognized sutra practitioners. Therefore, we believe that the historical status of Ye Gui should be re-evaluated. From the information provided in this book, it can be said that Ye Gui was the heir of Jing Fang and the meritorious servant of Zhong Jing. Ye Gui has made outstanding contributions to the application of adaptations of Jing Fang and the innovative application of the theory of Typhoid. He is an authentic typhoid scientist and a master of the application of the Classic Formula.