Who was the first female doctor in history?

During the Sixteen Kingdoms Period in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Fu Jian, the former monarch of the Qin Dynasty, founded the school and ordered governments at all levels to sponsor talents who were "filial", "honest", "literate" and "upright". He also set up doctors to teach Confucian classics and set up a supervision system in order to rejuvenate the country and strengthen the country.

When he visited the university (Tai Xue) and asked about the courses, he found that no one spoke Li Zhouyu, which he thought was the main course.

Fu Jian thought that "granaries really know etiquette", and now the country is rich and powerful, which can be regarded as "granaries actually exist", but no one can talk about "rites of rites". Does it count as "knowing etiquette"? Will someone laugh at the former Qin dynasty for "not knowing etiquette"? Fu Jian was very unhappy at the thought of here.

But where can I find someone to teach Zhou Li?

Dr. Land Rover said to Fu Jian, "After the funeral, all courses except rites and music have been generally restored, and I can't understand Zhou Guan's professor, so I don't offer them. I found that Taichang Weiwei's mother is proficient in the sound and meaning of "Zhou Guan". She is 80 years old now, but she is deaf and can teach future generations. " What kind of person is Weiwei's mother?

Xuan Wenjun, surnamed Song, was born in a Confucian family. He lost his mother when he was young and was raised by his father. Her father taught her the meaning of Zhou Guan and told her, "There are no boys in our family. Although you are a girl, you are smart. You should study hard and don't let it be lost! " She kept in mind her father's teachings and suffered from chaos. She always took the books taught by her father and kept reviewing them.

After marriage, she took her husband's surname and was called "Wei Song's". Wei Song got married and gave birth to a son named Weiwei.

When Wei Wei was young, Wei Song's family burned firewood during the day and taught his son to read at night. Finally, he was brought up and became a teacher of the former Qin Dynasty.

Fu Jian, who was thirsty for talents and knew Wei's life, immediately agreed.

But ancient women couldn't go out casually and didn't see strangers. What should we do?

Wei Song's family thought of a way that didn't interfere with teaching and didn't violate the moral norms at that time.

She set up a pulpit at home, and hundreds of undergraduates and junior college students in the university crowded into the yard, opened the door of the hall, made a gauze curtain, preached behind the curtain and solved the problem.

After Wei Song's death, posthumous title became "Xuan Wenjun", namely Wei Wen. She is the first female doctor in the history of our country.

The title of doctor began in the Warring States period. Since then, feudal dynasties have set up doctors in institutions of higher learning, such as doctors in Jin Dynasty, doctors in Imperial College in Tang Dynasty and doctors in Guo Yu of Zhu. Xuan Wenjun of the former Qin Dynasty was the first female doctor in the history of China. In the feudal era, it was emphasized that "women are virtuous without talent", and women could not get the same educational opportunities as men. With very few exceptions, because of various opportunities, they have become scholars with both ability and political integrity, and even a generation of famous teachers. Xuan Wenjun's surname is Song, and his name has been lost. Her name was lost because ancient women had low status and no exclusive name. Taking the husband's surname after marriage is called "XXX". For example, Xuan Wenjun is called "Wei Songshi". The names of the female doctors are still missing, not to mention other women.