Acupuncture Holy Book

"The Divine Book of Acupuncture", also known as "The Divine Book of Qiong Yao", was originally written by Qiong Yao, a real person from the Song Dynasty. In addition to discussing the flow of Qi and blood through meridians, the size of acupoint divisions, etc., The book focuses on analyzing various acupuncture techniques and their specific applications, and introduces acupuncture point selection and techniques for more than 70 diseases and syndromes. Most of the text is in the form of songs, making it easy for beginners to learn. Since this book has never been published since the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty and there are very few copies, it has high documentary value. Today, it is edited according to the Daoguang edition of the Qing Dynasty collected by the China Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine in order to spread it widely.