Author: Liu Yue
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Features: Wenre Jingwei, written by Wang Mengying (Shixiong) during the Qing Dynasty, is a significant specialized work in the field of TCM's Wenre (Warm-Heat) Pathology. Wenre Jingwei represents the fruits of Mr. Liu Yue's decades of research and exploration into this text. With his profound literary skills and extensive medical experience, he has for the first time employed the "diagrammatic method" to interpret and elucidate Wenbing Rujing. The "diagrammatic method" uses concise text and clear lines to connect and combine, analyzing, summarizing, and illustrating the original text. This approach demonstrates the causal relationships of etiology, pathogenesis, syndrome differentiation, treatment methods, and prescriptions, simplifying the original content from complex to clear, making it easy to understand. The profound significance of the internal connections within the original text is revealed through diagrams, presenting a well-organized and clear perspective. This book is available for reference by TCM clinical practitioners, students of TCM institutions, and medical researchers. Wenre Jingwei, written by Wang Mengying (Shixiong) during the Qing Dynasty, is a significant specialized work in the field of TCM's Wenre (Warm-Heat) Pathology. Wenre Jingwei represents the fruits of Mr. Liu Yue's decades of research and exploration into this text. With his profound literary skills and extensive medical experience, he has for the first time employed the "diagrammatic method" to interpret and elucidate Wenbing Rujing. The "diagrammatic method" uses concise text and clear lines to connect and combine, analyzing, summarizing, and illustrating the original text. This approach demonstrates the causal relationships of etiology, pathogenesis, syndrome differentiation, treatment methods, and prescriptions, simplifying the original content from complex to clear, making it easy to understand. The profound significance of the internal connections within the original text is revealed through diagrams, presenting a well-organized and clear perspective. This book is available for reference by TCM clinical practitioners, students of TCM institutions, and medical researchers.
Illustrated Warming Meridian: Illustrated Six Ancient Chinese Medical Classics
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