Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon: Basic Questions Annotated

Author: Gao Shizong (Qing), son of Wu Kun, grandson of Zhou Zhong, edited by Hongdian
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Publishing Date: 2001-03-01
Features: The author, Gao Shizong, was a renowned physician during the Kangxi era of the Qing Dynasty. He deeply studied the Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon and wrote the book Direct Exposition. His elucidation of the text revealed profound insights; his correction of errors was rigorous and meticulous; his annotations and explanations were clear and accessible; his exploration of the viscera and bowels presented original insights; and he extensively elaborated on the five movements and six qi theories. This book serves as a guide, leading beginners through confusion and resolving doubts, making it the best primer for those studying medicine. For centuries, it has been highly regarded by later generations and hailed as: The Best Commentary on the Inner Canon after the Han Dynasty. It also holds practical significance for scholars studying the I Ching, qigong, health preservation, astronomy, divination, and many other disciplines.
The Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon is not merely a medical book but also a rich and grand scientific document from ancient China. It draws on the research achievements of ancient scientists in various fields, including astronomy, calendar calculation, meteorology, biology, geography, as well as human studies, psychology, logic, and philosophy. It showcases the wealth of ancient scientific accomplishments and holds significant documentary value.