Liu Guanjun

Author: Liu Fang
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Publish Date: 2001-10-01
Features: Liu Guanjun (1930–), a native of Huinan County, Jilin Province, began learning medicine from his uncle Tian Runzhou and Hong Zheming in his childhood. Later, he taught at Changchun University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and is now a life professor at the university. With nearly 50 years of medical practice, Liu has extensive knowledge and experience, specializing in acupuncture and also excelling in internal medicine. He has unique insights in the study of pulse diagnosis, meridians, and Zi Wu Liu Zhu (Twelve Hours of the Day). He has published numerous books, including Pulse Diagnosis, Selected Cases of Modern Acupuncture Medicine, Easy Guide to Zi Wu Liu Zhu, Acupuncture Science, Compendium of Acupuncture Methods, and Acupuncture Principles and Clinical Practice. In clinical practice, Liu draws on the strengths of others, admires Zhang Zhongjing, and follows the methods of Li Gaozong, demonstrating exceptional expertise in treating brain, mental, and stomach and spleen diseases. This book compiles Liu’s case studies of disease diagnosis and treatment, as well as his 50 years of experience in acupuncture and medication. Due to his particular expertise in acupuncture, he also discusses topics such as "Needle Acupuncture and Its Clinical Application," "Acupoint Selection Based on Symptoms," "Classification of Acupoint Properties," and "Common Disease Acupoint Combinations" in the section "Random Talks After Diagnosis." This book combines theory and practical case studies, making it an excellent reference for clinical practitioners, young teachers at traditional Chinese medicine universities, and medical enthusiasts.