Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon · Suwen

Author: Li Zhaoguo
Publisher:
Publishing Date: 2005-04-01
Features:
★ 16K hardcover, published by World Book Publishing Company, with exquisite binding and excellent print quality
★ Bilingual Chinese-English, with Chinese on the left page and English on the right page, providing a comparative reference
★ Huangdi Neijing, also known as the combined title of Suwen and Lingshu, is the earliest extant medical classic in China, hailed as the (root) of Chinese medicine and the (master) of medical practitioners. Additionally, Huangdi Neijing records a wealth of knowledge from ancient Chinese astronomy, meteorology, phenology, and other disciplines, offering important historical materials for related fields.
★ Since 1925, many Chinese and Western scholars have translated Huangdi Neijing. Among them, Li Zhaoguo's translation, as a representative work by scholars on the mainland, has had considerable influence.
★ This book is part of the "Greater China Literary Treasury" series, a major publishing project approved by the State Press and Publication Administration and included in the national planning. Academic advisors include Ren Jiyou, Yang Xianyi, Li Xueqin, Yuan Xingpei, Ji Xianlin, and Dai Wenbao.
Huangdi Neijing, also known as the combined title of Suwen and Lingshu, is the earliest extant medical classic in China, reflecting the achievements of ancient Chinese medicine and establishing the theoretical system of Chinese medical science, laying the foundation for the development of Chinese medicine. Throughout its long history, Huangdi Neijing has guided the development of Chinese medicine. Even today, it remains of significant guidance value for theoretical research and clinical practice in traditional Chinese medicine. Additionally, Huangdi Neijing records a wealth of knowledge from ancient Chinese astronomy, meteorology, phenology, and other disciplines, providing important historical materials for the study of related fields.