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

Author: Zheng Jinsheng, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2002-04-01
Features: This volume is one of the "Overseas-Returned Ancient Chinese Medical Classics Series," collecting nine ancient medical books, all of which have returned from overseas. Among them, works such as Complementary Annotations to the Pulse Methods of Tongzhenzi by Wang Shuxue, Complementary Annotations to the Pulse Essentials of Tongzhenzi, The Secret Essentials of Pulse Methods by Fude, Pulse Diagnosis Essentials, Wang Shuxue’s Pulse Methods Annotated by Jiegulu, and Illustrated and Popularized Compendium of Wang Shuxue’s Pulse Methods are specialized in pulse diagnosis, reflecting the mainstream development of pulse studies during the Song, Jin, and Yuan dynasties. They present many new insights and were first made public, offering significant reference value for contemporary pulse research. Revelations in Pulse Diagnosis is an important monograph on pulse diagnosis, greatly beneficial to the study of this field. Additionally, Medical Reflections is a compilation of the author’s long-term insights and experiences on Revelations in Pulse Diagnosis. Companion to Cold Damage is divided into 13 chapters, covering relevant content in the study of warm diseases, including many of the author’s original insights. The medical books collected in this series were all published before the early Qing Dynasty, 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, as they are all rare and excellent Chinese medical classics, suitable for library and archive collections.