Shushi acupoint health maintenance

Author: Wang Bingyao
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Professor Wang Bingyao's Book Stone Acupoint Wellness is a work done with both heart and love. The central theme of the book is a timeless topic pursued by humanity—health, beauty, and longevity. Therefore, it was enthusiastically endorsed and titled by General Feng Lida, the pioneer of "Health and Beauty Longevity Studies." Throughout the book, we can see the unwavering support and affirmation given by the elder General Feng to Professor Wang's relentless pursuit. Several scholars and experts have also willingly written prefaces for the book, demonstrating that Professor Wang's exploration and achievements have gained academic recognition and support.
As a practitioner and beneficiary of Professor Wang's Book Stone Acupoint Wellness, I would like to say a few words about the book to provide readers with a sensory reference to this novel wellness method. Calligraphy, stone, and acupoints—on the surface, they seem unrelated. However, Professor Wang ingeniously combines the three, fusing them into a simple yet effective wellness method. This method is not mysterious at all. Professor Wang simply integrates the cultural treasures left by our ancestors—such as the principles of Yin and Yang, Five Elements, mutual generation and control from the I Ching, as well as the essence of cultivation and self-cultivation from Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism—with modern quantum medicine, field effects, magnetic effects, and even sociology, physiology, and psychology. He explains these concepts in plain and accessible terms, guiding readers to practice them in simple yet practical ways. The results, however, are astonishing, providing tremendous benefits to readers' physical and mental well-being.
Professor Wang's Book Stone Acupoint Wellness is not just a personal achievement in wellness. He has a strong desire to use the cultural heritage left by our ancestors to benefit all people and share it with them. His calligraphy always involves communication and exploration with others, making people feel his care and understanding. Each piece of calligraphy is created specifically for an individual, usually in the form of a "four-character formula," forming a unique "character-painting." Upon viewing and appreciating it, one's mind wanders, and the meaning is endless.
I have personally interviewed many of Professor Wang's calligraphy recipients in Beijing and organized several calligraphy lectures and performances for him in Hong Kong. Everyone who has received his calligraphy has unanimously praised its extraordinary beauty and its miraculous wellness effects. I have also witnessed firsthand how some people were moved to tears while viewing the calligraphy Professor Wang created for himself—clearly, the calligraphy touched their hearts.
Professor Wang's four-character calligraphy is called a "calligraphy wellness prescription," and it is no exaggeration. Each four-character formula contains a "auspicious acupoint" tailored to the individual, paired with the other two characters to form a meaningful and special phrase. Additionally, a piece of jade, stone, or crystal is provided to massage the corresponding acupoint. Professor Wang patiently explains the wellness principles and practical steps behind each formula, truly like a master of wellness, healing the world with his knowledge.
Recently, Professor Wang has also written a "prescription poem" for each "calligraphy prescription," with every word shining like pearls, touching the depths of one's soul. Such a calligrapher is truly rare—combining calligraphy and medicine, a true and kind-hearted person!
Book Stone Acupoint Wellness is the culmination of Professor Wang's years of dedication. Whether it is calligraphy, poetry, case studies, or discussions, every part of the book is grounded in practice and filled with the author's heartfelt effort. Since the author has put his heart into it, readers who read this book with care will surely benefit. Of course, the best way is to meet Professor Wang in person and commission a piece of his calligraphy. Then, you will understand and recognize him as a person and experience firsthand why his calligraphy is so popular.
In truth, the answer is simple—everything is due to the charm of Chinese culture.