Hippocrates (ancient Greek: Ἱ π π) οκράτης， 460-370 BC) was a doctor in the era of Pericles in ancient Greece. He was respected as the "father of medicine" and the founder of Western medicine in the West.
He put forward the "body fluid theory", and his medical views had a great impact on the development of Western medicine in the future. Hippocratic oath is the Holy Scripture of ancient Greek professional ethics that Hippocratic admonished mankind. His proposal on industrial ethics to the medical community is an important content to be learned in the first lesson of medical personnel, and it is also the requirement of self-discipline in words and deeds of all professionals in the whole society.

Hippocrates was born in a family of doctors on the island of ascos minor. His father herakleides was the descendant of aesclapius, the God of medicine, and his mother phainarete was the daughter of a noble family. In ancient Greece, the profession of doctor was handed down from father to son, so Hippocrates studied medicine with his father since childhood. A few years later, it was no longer a problem to practice medicine independently. He was able to use more than 260 prescriptions for his father's treatment. After he came into contact with the famous doctors of the four schools of medicine, he offered many insights to the famous doctors of the four schools of medicine. In order to enrich his knowledge of the four schools of medicine, he came into contact with many famous philosophers of the four schools of medicine and provided them with insights.
At that time, ancient Greek medicine was imprisoned by religious superstition. Witches can only cure people by reciting spells, doing magic and praying. Naturally, this will not have any effect. Patients are not only cheated of a lot of money, but also often die because of delaying their illness.
In 430 BC, the terrible Athens plague occurred in Athens. Many people suddenly had fever, vomiting, diarrhea, cramps, covered with abscesses and severe skin ulcers. The sick died one after another. A few days later, the city of Athens was full of corpses that had not been buried in time. People avoid this deadly disease. But at this time, Hippocrates, who served as a royal doctor in the kingdom of Macedonia in the north of Greece, risked his life to go to Athens for treatment. While investigating the epidemic situation, he explored the causes and rescue methods. Soon, he found that there was only one person in the city who had not been infected with the plague, that is, the blacksmith who dealt with fire every day. He imagined that fire might be epidemic proof, so he set fire heaps all over the city to put out the plague. Hippocrates pointed out that the etiology of epilepsy is considered correct by modern medicine, and the name he put forward has been used to the present age. Hippocrates' treatment of fracture patients is scientific. In memory of him, later generations called the mortar bed used for traction and other orthopedic operations "Hippocratic mortar bed".

Ancient Western doctors had to take a Hippocratic oath about medical ethics when they started their practice: "I will keep my oath and pledge my loyalty. I will respect my teacher who teaches me medicine as much as my parents. I will teach my son, the teacher's son and my disciples medical knowledge. I will try my best to take medical measures that I think are beneficial to the patient without causing pain and harm to the patient. I will not give poison to anyone, nor will I instruct others to use it. I will practice medicine and live in innocence. Nothing On who's home, just to cure the disease, don't do whatever you want, don't accept bribes, and don't seduce the opposite sex. I will never reveal what I see or hear about my private life that should not be spread out. " Hippocrates was the maker of this medical norm. In the middle of the 20th century, the general assembly of the World Medical Association formulated the code of ethics for international medical personnel. [1]
Solanus said that Xi learned medicine from his father and grandfather, and studied other subjects with Democritus and galgas as teachers. It is likely that he will receive training in the temple of akboris (also translated as the temple of the God of Medicine) on Coase island and be taught by the doctor herodicus from Thrace. In his time, there were few accounts of himself (or can be said to have been handed down to the contemporary era). Only Plato's dialogue protagorali said: "Hippocrates on Coase Island, people of esculep". In a word, he spent his whole life teaching and studying medicine, and traveled in all directions, with footprints as far as Thessaly, Thrace and Marmara Sea. As for his death, many people say that he died in Larissa and died in his hometown; It is said that he was 83 years old, 90 years old, and more than a hundred years old. Now it is impossible to verify.