Analysis of Jin Yuan Medicine

Author: Ding Guangdi / Country: Mainland China
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Publishing Date: 2000-10-01
Features: The table of contents of this book includes: I. The Rise of Jin-Yuan Medicine, II. The Great Development of Jin-Yuan Medicine Promoted by the Hundred Schools of Thought, III. Exploring the Theoretical Origins of the Great Masters of Jin-Yuan, IV. A Study of the Names and Realities of the "Four Great Masters of Jin-Yuan," etc. "The schools of Confucianism were divided in the Song Dynasty, and the schools of medicine were divided in the Jin and Yuan dynasties." "Jin-Yuan Medicine" is an important stage in the history of traditional Chinese medicine. It inherits the achievements of medicine from the Han, Tang, and Song dynasties and paves the way for the various schools of medicine in the Ming and Qing dynasties, playing an extremely important role in the development of traditional Chinese medical theory.
Mr. Ding Guangdi is a nationally renowned expert in the theory of various schools of traditional Chinese medicine. This book is a lecture manuscript from his teaching in the early 1980s, combined with guidance materials for advanced students and postgraduate students, as well as his own clinical experience. The book discusses the medical theories, viewpoints, case studies, and medical anecdotes of masters such as Cheng Wuj, Liu Hejian, Zhang Zihe, Zhang Yuansu, Li Dongyuan, Wang Haoju, and Zhu Danxi. It provides thorough explanations, integrates commentary with theory, connects closely with clinical practice, and presents a clear and systematic theoretical framework. It is an excellent reference book for clinical practitioners and teaching staff.