一家之说 A unique theory
Explanation
指有独特见解自成体系的论著或学说。
Refers to a treatise or doctrine with unique insights and its own system.
Origin Story
话说东汉时期，有个名叫张仲景的医生，他医术高超，悬壶济世，救死扶伤，深受百姓爱戴。一日，张仲景外出采药，偶遇一位老翁，老翁身患重疾，痛苦不堪。张仲景仔细诊脉，发现老翁患的是一种罕见的怪病，他翻阅诸多医书，也未能找到合适的治疗方法。于是，张仲景潜心研究，日夜苦思冥想，终于，他根据自己的临床经验和对医理的深入理解，独创了一种治疗方法，并最终治好了老翁的怪病。张仲景的这种治疗方法，不仅疗效显著，而且独树一帜，自成体系，在当时引起了极大的轰动，被誉为"一家之说"。张仲景因此名扬天下，他的医术和治病理念也深深地影响着后世医家，他的"伤寒杂病论"更是成为中医经典著作之一。
During the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was a doctor named Zhang Zhongjing, who was known for his extraordinary medical skills. He healed the sick and saved lives, and the people loved him deeply. One day, while Zhang Zhongjing was out collecting herbs, he met an old man who was seriously ill and suffering greatly. Zhang Zhongjing carefully examined his pulse and discovered that the old man suffered from a rare and unusual ailment. He consulted many medical texts, but couldn't find a suitable treatment. So, Zhang Zhongjing dedicated himself to research, thinking day and night about the problem. Finally, based on his clinical experience and deep understanding of medical principles, he created a unique treatment method that eventually cured the old man's illness. Zhang Zhongjing's treatment method was not only highly effective but also unique, forming its own system. It caused a great sensation at the time and was praised as 'a school of thought' in medicine. Zhang Zhongjing became famous as a result, and his medical skills and philosophy deeply influenced later generations of physicians. His "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases" became one of the classic works of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Usage
用于书面语，指有独创见解的学说或著作。
Used in written language, referring to a theory or work with original insights.
Examples
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他的学术思想形成了自己的一家之说。
ta de xueshu sixiang xingchengle zijide yijia zhishuo
His academic thoughts formed their own theory.
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他提出了一种新颖的理论，这在当时堪称一家之说。
ta tichule yizhong xinyin de lilun, zhe zai dangshi kancheng yijia zhishuo
He proposed a novel theory, which at that time could be regarded as a unique theory