Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon Suwen Annotations (Volume 1 and 2)

Author: Li Keguang, Zheng Xiaochang
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Features: Huangdi Neijing Tai Su is an early classic that classifies, studies, and annotates Neijing. It is renowned in the history of medicine alongside Neijing, Nan Jing, and Lun Jing, and is listed as one of the "Seven Classics." Due to its ancient origins, the text is archaic and the medical principles profound. Additionally, due to repeated printing and revisions, errors are inevitable, making it challenging for readers to study it. Therefore, this book has been systematically organized, researched, and published as Huangdi Neijing Tai Su Jiaozhu, edited and annotated by Professor Li Keguang, Zheng Xiaochang, and others from Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Huangdi Neijing Tai Su Jiaozhu is one of the 11 key ancient medical classics projects supported by the Ministry of Health. This edition maintains the original format and academic achievements of the book. Its key features are as follows:
First, it uses the 1924 edition of the Xiao Yanping Lanling Tang as the base text, which is scientific and accurate, ensuring the reliability of the annotations.
Second, it supplements the missing volumes, namely the 16th, 21st, 22nd (still incomplete), 4th, 7th, 18th, and 20th volumes.
Third, the annotation rules and preface are rigorous, following the General Principles for Annotating Ancient Chinese Medical Classics issued by the Ministry of Health, and embodying the spirit of inheriting, developing, organizing, and improving traditional Chinese medicine.
Fourth, the results of this organization are reflected in the table of contents, original text, annotations, and supplementary notes, with a macro perspective and comprehensive data.
Fifth, the book includes a postscript to the annotations at the end, which is the culmination of the organizers' research on Huangdi Neijing Tai Su and holds significant academic value. Due to length constraints, the book is published in two volumes. The first volume includes volumes 1 to 16, while the second volume includes volumes 17 to 30.