"Jianmo of Xingse Clinic", Diagnostic Works, 2 volumes. Written by Zhou Xuehai (Chen Zhi) in the Qing Dynasty. Published in the 20th year of Guangxu (1894). The first volume is dedicated to looking at the shape, firstly describing the general meaning of shape diagnosis, and then describing the physiological shape (physiological shape), disease shape (pathological shape) and collateral shape, etc.; The second volume is about looking at the color, including complexion, eye color, tongue color, etc. The book collects documents related to inspection and diagnosis from past dynasties, analyzes them piece by piece, and also includes sniffing and interrogation. His two medical treatises, "Differentiation of Tongue Quality and Coating" and "Differentiation of Tongue Coating with Roots and No Roots," are particularly essential in their explanations. Ren Yingqiu, a modern medical doctor, once commented: These two articles "both focus on the most fundamental skills of the tongue." As for the tongue method for typhoid fever and febrile diseases, although we follow the teachings of Tao Jie'an and Ye Tianshi, we also combine them with personal clinical experience. The whole book is written by Bo Huiyue and is quite practical.
Reader comments
As mentioned in the book, by observing a person's external appearance such as face and body, one can infer the health status of the internal organs. This is simply amazing! Moreover, the content of this book is written by Bo Huiyue, which is very practical. It reminds me of the "Huangdi Neijing", both classics of traditional Chinese medicine. I think this book is not only suitable for medical professionals, but also for people who are interested in traditional Chinese medicine.
As mentioned in the book, by observing a person's external appearance such as face and body, one can infer the health status of the internal organs. This is simply amazing! Moreover, the content of this book is written by Bo Huiyue, which is very practical. It reminds me of the "Huangdi Neijing", both classics of traditional Chinese medicine. I think this book is not only suitable for medical professionals, but also for people who are interested in traditional Chinese medicine.