Here is the translation of the given content into English: "Chinese Medicine for Beginners"

Author: Xiao Junping
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: These four books are all written in poetic form, concise and to the point, with harmonious rhymes, making them easy to recite and memorize. As a result, they have gained widespread popularity and influence in the medical field and have been passed down by later scholars. However, due to the brevity and complexity of the song-style text, beginners sometimes find it difficult to fully understand. In recent years, although individual copies have been published, the annotation styles are not entirely consistent, and the difficulty levels vary. Some even omit parts of the original text. Additionally, due to various reasons, it is difficult to acquire all of them in a short period. This book compiles the four ancient medical books—Gongxue Ben Sanzi Jing, Binxiao Muxue, Yaoxing Gekuai Sibaiwei, and Tangtou Gedie—into one volume, with annotations and explanations, making them more accessible and convenient to learn. Yixue Sanzi Jing is a book compiled by Chen Xiuyuan of the Qing Dynasty. The entire book is written in three-character poetic couplets, covering the origins of medical studies as well as twenty-three common diseases in internal, gynecological, and pediatric medicine. It is one of the most widely used introductory books in the field and has remained popular for over three centuries.