Air's Symphony

Author: Wang Weigong
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book uses the theories of pressure and resonance to analogize the operation of blood in the human body. From the perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), it provides a scientific explanation of qi and meridians in the human body, indirectly demonstrating the rationality of TCM's fundamental theories and certain shortcomings of modern medicine. It not only offers a new approach for the long-standing flawed Western circulatory theory but also establishes a modernized language for TCM. Professor Wang's theory aligns perfectly with the spirit of TCM and can be quantified and formulated, achieving what previous advocates of modernizing and scientificizing TCM have not yet attained. This innovative theory, rooted in Chinese culture and incorporating advanced Western technological methods, enables readers unfamiliar with traditional Chinese cultural thinking to understand TCM, grasp the significance of "qi," "meridians," and "yin-yang and the five elements" to the human body, and potentially revolutionize various fields of life sciences in the 21st century (such as pathology and embryology). This book uses the theories of pressure and resonance to analogize the operation of blood in the human body, from the perspective of TCM, to provide a scientific explanation of qi and meridians in the human body, indirectly demonstrating the rationality of TCM's fundamental theories and certain shortcomings of modern medicine. It not only offers a new approach for the long-standing flawed Western circulatory theory but also establishes a modernized language for TCM. Professor Wang's theory aligns perfectly with the spirit of TCM and can be quantified and formulated, achieving what previous advocates of modernizing and scientificizing TCM have not yet attained. This innovative theory, rooted in Chinese culture and incorporating advanced Western technological methods, enables readers unfamiliar with traditional Chinese cultural thinking to understand TCM, grasp the significance of "qi," "meridians," and "yin-yang and the five elements" to the human body, and potentially revolutionize various fields of life sciences in the 21st century (such as pathology and embryology).