Abstract: Chu Shi Yi Shu(The Chu's Book) is the earliest medical book in stone inscription known in China, which was written by Chu Cheng, a politician and doctor in the Southern Qi Dynasty of the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Chu Shi Yi Shu is an important theoretical work in the history of Chinese medicine. Many of its original insights have had a profound impact on later generations of doctors. It has outstanding value in terms of knowledge dissemination and talent cultivation. This article sorts out the elements in Chu Shi Yi Shu that are inspirational for medical education and helpful for the growth of medical students. It believes that this book not only reflects the author's academic thoughts but also embodies his philosophy of academic research, making it valuable for the growth of contemporary medical students. The main points concerning medical education are as follows: medical professionals should strictly demand themselves and continuously improve their medical skills; adhere to the learning attitude of "seeking excellence in one's profession"; be diligent in thinking, not sticking to conventional ways without change; value medical practice, seek advice when needed. The above views make this book valuable for the growth of contemporary medical students.