Acupuncture writings. One roll. Written by Chen Hui in the Ming Dynasty and edited by Liu Jin. Published in 1425. This book is compiled from the essence of "Guang Aishu" (Acupuncture Works, 12 volumes. Today lost) written by Chen Hui. Mainly 119 acupoints are used, compiled into formulas and illustrations, and are also accompanied by folding and measuring methods, supplementing and reducing formulas, illustrations of acupoint selection, acupoint matching for various diseases, and acupuncture taboos. There are now Ming Dynasty editions and so on.
Reader comments
This "Shen Ying Jing" is really a good read for people like me who are interested in acupuncture. The acupoint selection diagrams and acupuncture taboos in the book are very practical. Especially the moxibustion method for sores on the head reminds me of my own experience. Once I had a sore, I followed the method in the book for moxibustion treatment, and the effect was really good. This book gave me a deeper understanding of the wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine and made me cherish the treasures of traditional culture even more.
This "Shen Ying Jing" is really a good read for people like me who are interested in acupuncture. The acupoint selection diagrams and acupuncture taboos in the book are very practical. Especially the moxibustion method for sores on the head reminds me of my own experience. Once I had a sore, I followed the method in the book for moxibustion treatment, and the effect was really good. This book gave me a deeper understanding of the wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine and made me cherish the treasures of traditional culture even more.