Neijing

Author: Wang Hongtu
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Publish Date: 2002-04-01
Features: This book is the "Neijing" volume of the "Advanced Series of Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine," a significant work in the series. "Neijing" is a classic text in traditional Chinese medicine and a must-read for studying and researching it. The book is divided into four parts. Part 1 is the Preface, which introduces the compilation of "Neijing" and its scientific, technological, and cultural background, as well as an overview of its academic development. Part 2 is the Theoretical Section, which elaborates on medical principles, philosophical thoughts, and academic topics. Part 3 is the Original Text Guidance, selecting 36 chapters from "Suwen" and 20 chapters from "Lingshu," providing a comprehensive explanation based on the original texts, from textual interpretation to theoretical research and clinical guidance. Part 4 is the Appendix, which introduces the study of the ancient charm of "Neijing" and the research ideas and methods for studying it. The source text for this edition, "Suwen" is based on the Ming Dynasty's Gu Congde edition, and "Lingshu" is based on the Ming Dynasty's Zhaofu Jujing Tang edition.