Meridians

This book is so good, but I can't understand it

I remember that when I was reading Jin Yong's "The Eight Parts of the Dragon" when I was a child, I meditated very casually based on the cultivation secrets described in the book's magical skills. I also imagined how the true energy circulates in the meridians throughout my body, and imagined that one day I could also learn magical skills. Having said that, meridians are indeed a major contribution of traditional Chinese medicine to modern medicine. They reflect Chinese medicine's understanding of the structure of the human body and can reflect the internal blood circulation of the human body to a certain extent. Doctors can provide corresponding treatments on the meridians according to different diseases.

Who is this destined person to study?

If you don't understand or understand, it's as profound as the secret book of cultivating immortality, so keep listening and reading. I hope I can get a little fairy spirit, haha😃

This book "Mai Jing" is so interesting! It talks about a lot of knowledge about pulse conditions. Although it is a bit difficult to understand, it feels very powerful! Especially the sentence "The pulse is delicate and its body is difficult to distinguish", which made me understand the profoundness of traditional Chinese medicine. I think this book is very helpful to the development of medicine and deserves our careful study.

Medicine also has profound knowledge in Chinese history. This ancient medical classic deeply explores the principles and methods of pulse diagnosis. The author provides doctors with a method to accurately diagnose diseases through systematic pulse classification and analysis. After reading this book, I have a deeper understanding of traditional Chinese medicine pulse diagnosis, and I also have a strong interest in the theory and practice of traditional Chinese medicine. This book is a rare treasure for readers who practice Chinese medicine or are interested in Chinese medicine.

Taking the pulse is a very important step in Chinese medicine. A good Chinese medicine practitioner can tell a person's physical condition from the pulse. "Pulse Meridian" focuses on the pulse, studies the changes of the pulse and the meaning of the pulse condition, and judges the health status and disease of the human body through the observation and diagnosis of the pulse. It involves various characteristics of the pulse, such as pulse frequency, intensity, shape, rhythm, etc., As well as its relationship with various organs and systems of the human body. Friends who are interested in traditional Chinese medicine can read more.

Damn, I feel like I can become an immortal now

The author of this book is Wang Shuhe, a medical scientist in the Jin Dynasty. He systematically summarized the theory and practical experience of pulse theory at that time and compiled it into a book. The Pulse Meridian mainly discusses the characteristics of the human pulse, the classification and analysis methods of pulse conditions, and the relationship between pulse conditions and diseases. It emphasizes the pulse as an important diagnostic tool capable of revealing pathological changes and physical conditions within the human body. The pulse meridian has had a profound impact on the development of medicine in later generations and has become one of the foundations of pulse diagnosis in traditional Chinese medicine. It was widely cited and studied by later medical scientists, and made important contributions to the theory and practice of pulse theory in traditional Chinese medicine.

The pulse is delicate and its body is difficult to distinguish, but the root causes of all diseases must be explored from it. This is the written context of the Pulse Meridian. As a medical genius in the Western Jin Dynasty, Wang Shuhe is not as famous as Bian Que and Hua Tuo. However, his article Pulse Meridian, written through practical experience, still plays a major guiding role in modern clinical medicine and traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis and treatment. It expounds the pulse theory and pulse method, and explains the difference in direction based on clinical patient characteristics, gathering the great achievements of pulse science and explaining his own theory.

Well written and well spoken. It's great, I like it more and more.

It's amazing. After reading it, I understand what is esoteric and obscure. I can't understand it. The meaning is exquisite and difficult as cultivating immortals. Hahahaha. It doesn't matter. This is a good book and has great collection value.

Good book classic