Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine

Author: Men Jiuzhang
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Publish Date: 2001-06-26
Features: This book is suitable for adult education programs in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine. It can also serve as a reference book for self-study exam candidates, TCM professionals, and enthusiasts. This book is a textbook designed for adult education programs in TCM and Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine. The entire book is divided into six chapters: Introduction, The Formation and Development of TCM, Basic Characteristics of TCM, Basic Content of the Theoretical System of TCM, Basic Content of the Clinical System of TCM, Philosophical Foundations of TCM, TCM Models, Methods, and Systemic Structures. The book aims to comprehensively introduce the fundamental knowledge of TCM theory and clinical practice, as well as the formation and development of TCM, its basic characteristics, thinking patterns, clinical practices, and theoretical concepts. It particularly addresses current differences in people's understanding of TCM by offering valuable and insightful perspectives, guiding readers with scientific insights. As an introductory textbook for adult education in TCM, the writing process strives to align with the characteristics of adult education, emphasizing both theory and practice throughout the book.