Chronological Table of Medical Books from the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasties

Author: Liu Shijue
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Publishing Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Ancient Chinese medical classics have a long history and are vast in volume. Even long-term researchers in traditional Chinese medicine find it difficult to clearly grasp their context, let alone those who are new to the field. Therefore, relevant bibliographical works are an essential tool for those interested in traditional Chinese medicine. This book is a chronological bibliographical work in the form of a timeline, divided into five tables: "Medicine Bibliography of the Song Dynasty," "Medicine Bibliography of Song-Jin," "Medicine Bibliography of the Yuan Dynasty," "Medicine Bibliography of the Ming Dynasty," and "Medicine Bibliography of the Qing Dynasty." It meticulously records ancient Chinese medical classics from the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. Each entry includes the publication date, compiler, circulation status, and a brief introduction to the content, containing rich academic materials on Chinese medical literature. It can be used to explore the origins of medicine, grasp the context of medical techniques, and conduct research on the authentication and collation of ancient classics. To help readers better use this timeline, the book also includes a title index, author index, and classification index at the end, making it particularly convenient for readers to search. The content of the entire book is detailed, well-organized, easy to retrieve, and suitable for reading. This book is suitable for clinical Chinese medicine practitioners, teachers and students of traditional Chinese medicine schools, as well as researchers in traditional Chinese medicine. It can also be used as a reference tool.
Ancient Chinese medical classics have a long history and are vast in volume. Even long-term researchers in traditional Chinese medicine find it difficult to clearly grasp their context, let alone those who are new to the field. Therefore, relevant bibliographical works are an essential tool for those interested in traditional Chinese medicine. This book is a chronological bibliographical work in the form of a timeline, divided into five tables: "Medicine Bibliography of the Song Dynasty," "Medicine Bibliography of Song-Jin," "Medicine Bibliography of the Yuan Dynasty," "Medicine Bibliography of the Ming Dynasty," and "Medicine Bibliography of the Qing Dynasty." It meticulously records ancient Chinese medical classics from the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. Each entry includes the publication date, compiler, circulation status, and a brief introduction to the content, containing rich academic materials on Chinese medical literature. It can be used to explore the origins of medicine, grasp the context of medical techniques, and conduct research on the authentication and collation of ancient classics. To help readers better use this timeline, the book also includes a title index, author index, and classification index at the end, making it particularly convenient for readers to search. The content of the entire book is detailed, well-organized, easy to retrieve, and suitable for reading. This book is suitable for clinical Chinese medicine practitioners, teachers and students of traditional Chinese medicine schools, as well as researchers in traditional Chinese medicine. It can also be used as a reference tool.