A Series of Books on Clinical TCM Talents Must Read--Suwen Xuaji Yuanbingshi

Author: Jin Liu Wan Su, compiled by Sun Qiaoxi
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Publishing Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book is organized based on the Ming Dynasty's Xuande 6th Year (Xinhai, 1431) edition. It classifies common diseases in a systematic manner based on the 19 Pathogenesis Principles proposed in the Suwen, analyzes the etiology and pathogenesis of these diseases, and provides an in-depth elaboration and supplementation of the 19 Pathogenesis Principles. It also offers a simple and vivid explanation of the Five Evolving Movements and Six Qi Theory. At the same time, the author combines his many years of learning experience and clinical practice to explore the intrinsic connection between etiology and symptoms, as well as the patterns of disease progression. He was the first to propose "All Six Qi Transform into Fire," and put forward the principles of "relieving exterior with acridity and clearing heat while nourishing yin" for treating febrile diseases, laying a theoretical foundation for the later development of the theory of warm disease. This book plays an important guiding role in modern TCM clinical practice.