Crazy Treatise on Febrile Diseases.1-Meeting the Lost Circular Movement Prequel to the Ancient Treatise on Febrile Diseases

How should I say, this is my first time reviewing books, and this book is the only traditional Chinese medicine book that I can read (maybe because I am too short-sighted, friends who know it, please recommend it) [laughing], it is easy to understand, lively and interesting. Finally, I no longer have to read the obscure original text of Treatise on Febrile Diseases!

The author is very capable, at least he has a deep knowledge base, and he expresses it in easy-to-understand words. I read Treatise on Febrile Diseases before, and I just read a few articles. I may have some impressions, but my understanding is really not satisfactory. The author of this book increases the understanding of the Treatise on Febrile Diseases and explains the internal logic in the articles, making the Treatise on Febrile Diseases more than just boring articles. Ni Haixia said that the most annoying thing is the kind of people who know but hide it and don't tell them clearly. What is certain is that the author is trying his best to explain what he understands as thoroughly as possible, and he still admires the author very much.

The text is simple and humorous, and the semantics are easy to understand. Even a novice in Chinese medicine can understand that this is a good book for studying Treatise on Febrile Diseases. I hope to read the author's insights into other classic Chinese medicine works. I hope the author will continue to spread the knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine and carry forward the classics of traditional Chinese medicine.

The author is really an interesting soul, a good book, very good, highly recommended, I feel that my medical skills have greatly improved haha, I will publish a sequel as soon as possible~ The story is so popular and great, I would like to call it the fifth masterpiece of traditional Chinese medicine [Blowing Kiss]

The writing is very clear and can be read clearly.

I have never seen a medical book written in such an easy-to-understand manner. This clears up a corner of the fog for us beginners and lays a solid foundation for us. In particular, the author's optimistic attitude and writing style make people feel like spring breeze, allowing us to better understand and absorb the originally boring medical knowledge.

Moreover, he also integrates the essence of famous doctors from ancient and modern times to make it easier for us to understand the thinking of traditional Chinese medicine. I especially like a sentence in the book: "The method of syndrome differentiation of the six classics is from the outside to the inside, step by step." This sentence simply and clearly explains the diagnostic method of traditional Chinese medicine. However, I kind of hate that little character who is always causing trouble, he is so naughty! Overall, this is a good book worth reading.

This is really a good book. After reading Master Ni's Treatise on Febrile Diseases, I couldn't quite understand it, but after reading Master Chen's interpretation of Yingwei, it was so clear. It's both vivid and picturesque, and I'm really impressed. If there were more teachers or capable people like this in the field of Chinese medicine, it would be a blessing to all the people in the world [top post]

It's so well written. I finally understand Zhong Jing's idea of ​​prescribing. It turns out that we need to understand the cause and process of the disease. In the past, after reading the treatise on febrile diseases, I just remembered the symptoms and went to the prescription. It's so scary, it's no different from Tian Er [laughing and crying]

This is the first time I have seen a book that explains the basic knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine so thoroughly. It is a good book for beginners and enthusiasts. The specious feeling I had when I was studying in the past has been wiped away. It is transparent. Although the author is a bit verbose, it does not prevent this from being a rare and good book.

Thank you very much for coming across this book. It gave me a logical explanation for many confusing ideas in the past.

Thank you so much. Thank you so much. Although there are explanations by just reading books or watching videos of online teachers, we who have no talent still have only a half-understanding and feel dizzy. This is the first time I have seen such in-depth and easy-to-understand explanations.

The style is lively and interesting, making people not feel bored, the logic is tight and compact, and the reliability is very strong. I love it so much.

Why not finish it? This book is written in an easy-to-understand way, even a novice like me can understand it.

Such as enlightenment and enlightenment

The images are vivid, so that we can more fully understand the operation of the body and the efficacy of the prescriptions, and the differences between the syndromes.

It's very exciting. It vividly explains some basic theories of Treatise on Febrile Diseases.

Recommended, very suitable for beginners who don't know anything. I have a lot of Chinese medicine books on my bookshelf, but I really can't understand them. This book explains it very simply and is easy to understand. It is especially suitable for beginners.

Great book! Easy to understand and humorous! ! The disadvantage is that it is too short and I didn't see enough! ! !

It's good for beginners, humorous and easy to understand.

Very good! Not enough! Support the author to write out all the rest of Treatise on Febrile Diseases!

I feel like I learned a lot

Humorous and concise

Still unfinished, looking forward to it

Humorous, easy to understand,

The author uses vivid and interesting language to explain the TCM pathology, diagnosis, and prescriptions of common diseases. As a layman, I am deeply inspired. Thank you!

A very good book, I feel it is particularly suitable for me

It's easy to understand. There are so many Chinese medicine books, but this one is the only one I want to read.

The classics are broken down into stories and told in a eloquent way, which is interesting and easy to understand. I need to read it a few more times, looking forward to 2 and looking forward to 3...

Great work! Thank you to the author for your contribution!