Chen Shifu Complete Medical Collection

Author: Liu Changhua
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Publish Date: 1999-08-01
Features: Synopsis Chen Shifu, styled Jingzhi, styled Yuangong, styled Zuhuazi, also styled Lengong, styled Dayataangzhuren. From Zhejiang Shaoxing. Born around 1627 AD, died around 1707 AD. A famous physician in the early Qing Dynasty. Chen Shifu was diligent in writing throughout his life, and his works numbered sixteen in total. Unfortunately, most of them are lost, and only eight of them remain today. This collection compiles the eight surviving works into one volume, including "Wai Jing Wei Yan" (9 volumes), "Mai Jue Chan Wei" (unnumbered volumes), "Ben Cao Xin Bian" (5 volumes), "Shi Shi Mi Lu" (6 volumes), "Bian Zheng Qi Wen" (15 volumes), "Bian Zheng Lu", "Bian Zheng Yu Han" (4 volumes), and "Dong Tian Ao Zhi" (16 volumes). Additionally, at the end of this book, there is an essay titled "A Study on Chen Shifu's Medical Academic Thought" which provides a concise introduction to Chen's life, academic thought, clinical diagnosis and treatment experience, etc., making it convenient for readers to read and study. The content of this book is rich and the annotations are rigorous, making it suitable for clinical practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine and teachers and students of TCM colleges.