Liú Zhōnghéng 劉鍾衡 (fl. late 19th c., 清), late-Qīng physician and military-affairs official, active in the Tóngzhì–Guāngxù period. His autobiography in the Zhōngxī huìcān tóngrén túshuō 中西匯參銅人圖說 (KR3ee034, 1894) preface records his initial training in the standard Míng-Qīng medical canon (Xuē Lìzhāi, Lǐ Shìcái, Zhāng Jǐngyuè, Zhào Xiànkě, Zhāng Shíwán), his observation of anatomical structures during anti-rebellion campaigns, his acquisition of Wáng Qīngrén’s Yīlín gǎicuò in Chénzhōu 辰州, and his subsequent engagement with Benjamin Hobson’s Quántǐ xīnlùn and other 19th-century Western medical translations after arriving in Shànghǎi in 1884. No CBDB match.