Acupressure magic

Author: Zhang Baqi
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Publishing Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a great creation of the Chinese nation and a crystallization of Chinese history and culture. For thousands of years, the existence and development of TCM have made positive contributions to the prosperity of the Chinese nation and the health of humanity, while also accumulating profound medical theories and miraculous medical techniques. From the perspective of medical techniques, compared to Western medical technologies, Chinese medical techniques have been refined through the meticulous thinking and diligent practice of TCM enthusiasts and experts across generations. Not only are they extremely rich in content, but they also possess strong clinical practicality and effectiveness in treatment. To authentically and comprehensively reflect a part of the essence of Chinese medicine and provide references for, the compilers have referred to a large number of contemporary advanced TCM literature, contributed all their personal and ancestral proven formulas, and meticulously compiled the "Series of Miraculous TCM Therapies" based on the years of medical practice of their father, Zhang Wenhua (a renowned TCM practitioner), and their brother, Zhang Baichang (a TCM physician). This series consists of four volumes, titled "Miraculous Herbal Therapies," "Miraculous Acupuncture Therapies," "Miraculous Massage Therapies," and "Miraculous Guided Movement Therapies." Its features are:
First, comprehensiveness. Most of the current TCM books focus primarily on herbal medicine and acupuncture, with limited discussion of massage and guided movement. Even the few books that address massage and guided movement treat them separately, without clearly recognizing that herbal medicine, acupuncture, massage, and guided movement are all integral parts of a systematic medical approach. In light of this, the content of this series not only comprehensively reflects TCM techniques but also demonstrates that herbal medicine, acupuncture, massage, and guided movement are both independent and inseparable systematic medical methods, each capable of being used independently or in combination. Additionally, in terms of disease classification and formula selection for treatment, this book has the largest capacity among similar books, further reflecting its comprehensiveness.
Second, avant-garde.
Third, practicality.
Fourth, rarity.
Fifth, rigor.