Huang Di Nei Jing (Colored Illustrations Edition)

Author: Li Shizhen (Ming)
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Publication Date: 1999-01-01
Features: Chinese classics – China's encyclopedia (as described by Darwin) – 1109 illustrations – 11096 recipes – 1892 medicinal substances – Accompanied by a -signed calligraphy pen, a famous Chinese craftwork. Since its publication, Compendium of Materia Medica has always held the top position in ancient Chinese classics, becoming the most comprehensive pharmaceutical work in Chinese history, renowned as the universal pharmacopoeia and praised by British biologist Darwin as China's encyclopedia. It has been an essential study for generations of medical practitioners and scholars. This book includes 1109 illustrations and 11096 recipes covering 1892 medicinal substances, featuring a rich blend of text and images. It is printed in simplified characters, annotated, and arranged horizontally, with exquisite binding, making it highly suitable for reading, research, and collection.