 Women, on the other hand, were at great risk due to the shame of showing herself to a man and because of the man who is ashamed of viewing a woman.After some time, commoners were able to have the option of practicing medicine, however, "jungin" (middle-class people) and "sangmin" (commoners) did not want to become "uinyeo", so either way, young women who belonged to stores and offices in the palace as maidservants were trained in medicine for this purpose.The "Jesaengwon" chose "uinyeo" and taught Maijing (脈經; Pulse Classic), acupuncture, and moxibustion.