Zhang Xichun
Zhang Xichun (simplified Chinese: 张锡纯; traditional Chinese: 張錫純; pinyin: Zhāng Xīchún; 1860 – 1933), courtesy name Shoufu (simplified Chinese: 寿甫; traditional Chinese: 壽甫; pinyin: Shòufǔ), was a Chinese physician and medical scholar who pioneered the integration of Western and Eastern medicines. The founder of a medical college in Tianjin, Zhang penned many articles on various medical topics. After his death in 1933, a thirty-volume compilation of his papers was released.
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Zhang Xichun
Zhang Xichun (simplified Chinese: 张锡纯; traditional Chinese: 張錫純; pinyin: Zhāng Xīchún; 1860 – 1933), courtesy name Shoufu (simplified Chinese: 寿甫; traditional Chinese: 壽甫; pinyin: Shòufǔ), was a Chinese physician and medical scholar who pioneered the integration of Western and Eastern medicines. The founder of a medical college in Tianjin, Zhang penned many articles on various medical topics. After his death in 1933, a thirty-volume compilation of his papers was released.
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Yanshan County, Hebei, China
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Tianjin, China
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Zhang Xichun
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Chinese
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Physician and writer
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寿甫
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壽甫
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