What are the ancient expositions about the famous doctor Zhang Zhongjing and his works?

Leo Lee's Medical History of Ming Dynasty (15 13) and Zhang Zhongjing's Supplementary Biography claim that Zhang Zhongjing's book is "the ancestor of ancient medical prescriptions. Since the Han and Wei Dynasties, domestic scholars have studied it and read it endlessly, just like scholars in the Six Classics, critics praised it as a "medical sage". In the Qing Dynasty, people even called Zhang Zhongjing a "medical sage", such as the original meaning of Wei Litong's Treatise on Febrile Diseases (172 1), which was called "Shuhe compiled a medical sage book". Textual research on medical records in Danbo, Japan quoted Biography of Medical Forest, also known as Zhang Zhongjing's book as the ancestor of all parties. At that time, people thought that Bian Que Cang Gong was incomparable, so later people called him a medical saint. The book also states: Records of Nanyang County contains the preface of Zhang Sanyi's fund-raising to build a medical shrine in the Qing Dynasty, the tomb of Mr. Sang Yun and the shrine of Mr. Zhang Zhongjing, and the southeast of Nanyang County is called Qiu, which has been passed down from generation to generation as Mr. Zhang's tomb and coexists with his former residence. At the beginning of Hongchu, the viceroy fell at the foot of the stone tablet, and the mausoleum disappeared. For more than two hundred and sixty years, it was Chen Wu, Chongzhen (1628). Some students, Feng Ying Ao, felt cold and dangerous ... After recovering from illness, he traveled all the way to Nanyang, but he could not go to see it. Because he visited Huang San Temple, he had a statue of Zhongjing, which was in Jishi Temple ... "Later, Mr. Zhang Zhongjing's Temple was written by Okada, Jing 'an, Japan. It can be seen that the tomb of Zhang Zhongjing has long been admired by Chinese and foreign doctors.