"Suwen Lingshu Lei Zhuan Yue Annotation", also known as "Su Wen Lei Zhuan Yue Annotation", is an ancient Chinese medical work. Three volumes. Written and published in 1689 by Wang Ang of the Qing Dynasty. This book selects the main contents other than acupuncture from the two books "Suwen" and "Lingshu". It is divided into nine chapters: hidden images, meridians, pathogenesis, pulse, diagnosis, luck, treatment, life and death, and miscellaneous treatises. It is briefly annotated with reference to the treatises of previous commentators on the "Nei Jing". This book has two characteristics: first, the original text of the selected "Nei Jing" is relatively concise; second, the classification is simple and the annotations are incisive. There are dozens of clear-cut editions in existence.
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The content of this book is clearly classified and the annotations are concise and to the point, making it easy to understand. The author can also put forward his own opinions on the basis of referring to many annotators, which is very impressive. Moreover, the author is not blindly obedient. He can also point out the errors in some old annotations and add some unprepared content. It can be seen that the author is very careful. Especially the annotations on Lingshu are very detailed and very helpful to those who study Chinese medicine. I think this is a good book worth recommending!
The content of this book is clearly classified and the annotations are concise and to the point, making it easy to understand. The author can also put forward his own opinions on the basis of referring to many annotators, which is very impressive. Moreover, the author is not blindly obedient. He can also point out the errors in some old annotations and add some unprepared content. It can be seen that the author is very careful. Especially the annotations on Lingshu are very detailed and very helpful to those who study Chinese medicine. I think this is a good book worth recommending!