Overseas Return of Chinese Medicine Rare Ancient Classics Series - Volume 1

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Features: This volume is one of the "Overseas-Returned Traditional Chinese Medicine Ancient Classics Series," containing a total of 9 ancient medical books, all returned from overseas. Among them, works such as A Supplement to Wang Shuhe's Pulse Diagnosis by Tongzhenzi, A Concise Summary of the Pulse Diagnosis by Tongzhenzi, The Secret of Pulse Diagnosis According to Fatui, A Guide to Pulse Diagnosis, Wang Shuhe's Pulse Diagnosis Annotated by Jiegulu, and A Popular Explanation of Wang Shuhe's Pulse Diagnosis are specialized studies on pulse diagnosis, reflecting the mainstream development of pulse diagnosis during the Song, Jin, and Yuan dynasties. They offer many new insights and were first publicly shared, holding significant reference value for contemporary pulse diagnosis research. The Light of Insight in Observing Colors is an important monograph on color diagnosis, greatly beneficial to the study of this field. Additionally, The Medical Reflections of a Scholar is the author's long-standing insights and experiences on The Light of Insight in Observing Colors. The Wing of Cold Damage is divided into 13 chapters, covering relevant content on warm disease theory, including the author's genuine expertise. The medical books collected in this series are all pre-Qing Dynasty editions, reflecting their role in promoting the development of Chinese medicine before the Qing Dynasty. They serve as valuable references for medical researchers, practitioners, and educators. Moreover, they hold high documentary value, being rare and excellent works in China, suitable for library and archives collection.