"" Acupuncture Clinical Compendium

Author: Wei Jia, Feng Huaiying, Shao Shuijin (editors)
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Publishing Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The acupuncture theory of the great medical master Sun Simiao is a comprehensive summary of acupuncture medicine from the Ling Shu and Jia Yi Jing to the Tang Dynasty, marking the third milestone in the history of Chinese acupuncture. This book is the first to conduct an in-depth classification, organization, and research of the scattered acupuncture content in Sun Simiao's Qian Jin Yao Fang and Qian Jin Yi Fang, dividing it into three volumes: Upper, Middle, and Lower. By combining knowledge of etymology, phonology, and textual studies with acupuncture literature before the Tang Dynasty and discussions on acupuncture after the Tang Dynasty, the book examines the origins, distinguishes between correct and incorrect information, explores the original meanings, and explains the principles, thereby establishing a complete framework for Sun Simiao's acupuncture thought. This book holds certain academic value and is suitable for researchers of acupuncture literature and clinical practitioners of acupuncture.
The acupuncture theory of the great medical master Sun Simiao is a comprehensive summary of acupuncture medicine from the Ling Shu and Jia Yi Jing to the Tang Dynasty, marking the third milestone in the history of Chinese acupuncture. This book is the first to conduct an in-depth classification, organization, and research of the scattered acupuncture content in Sun Simiao's Qian Jin Yao Fang and Qian Jin Yi Fang, dividing it into three volumes: Upper, Middle, and Lower. By combining knowledge of etymology, phonology, and textual studies with acupuncture literature before the Tang Dynasty and discussions on acupuncture after the Tang Dynasty, the book examines the origins, distinguishes between correct and incorrect information, explores the original meanings, and explains the principles, thereby establishing a complete framework for Sun Simiao's acupuncture thought. This book holds certain academic value and is suitable for researchers of acupuncture literature and clinical practitioners of acupuncture.