Huangdi's internal acupuncture (referred to as internal acupuncture) is an acupuncture method derived from the "Nei Jing". It has been passed down for a long time until Master Zhenhai Yang first made it public. The method of internal acupuncture is inseparable from yin and yang, and its principle is directly related to the middle. Therefore, its target is up or down, left or right, always meeting its origin. Its thorns are as easy to use and unforgettable as "Lingshu·Nine Needles and Twelve Elements", and its effects can be like plucking thorns, like snow stains, like closing closures, and untying knots. Nowadays, medicine is mostly judged by its curative effect. The advent of Huangdi's Internal Acupuncture will surely show the vitality of Chinese medicine.
About the author: Liu Lihong is the first doctor of traditional Chinese medicine in Guangxi. He is currently a teacher at the School of Basic Medicine at Guangxi University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and chief professor of the Clinical Research Institute of Classical Chinese Medicine. He is good at using traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions to treat difficult diseases. He has authored the monographs "Thinking about Traditional Chinese Medicine", "Opening the Door to Traditional Chinese Medicine" and more than 30 academic papers.
Reader comments
Veins travel throughout the body. If the meridians are blocked, all diseases will occur. If the meridians are unblocked, all diseases will be eliminated. Acupuncture, as a special treatment method of traditional Chinese medicine, requires a clear understanding of the acupuncture points and meridians of the human body. The core content of this book focuses on the corresponding acupoint selection methods, and provides a detailed explanation of various acupuncture methods and each acupoint. It can be said that it has helped inherit traditional Chinese medicine, a traditional treasure of the Chinese nation, and demonstrated the inherent logic and scientific nature of traditional Chinese medicine. Help the public to have a more realistic understanding of acupuncture therapy in traditional Chinese medicine. The content is detailed and the wording is rigorous. It can be seen that the author's love for traditional Chinese medicine and his professional ethics in practicing medicine can be seen.
I think this book is a bit like "Thinking About Chinese Medicine", both exploring the mysteries of Chinese medicine. Moreover, the author Liu Lihong is also the first doctor of traditional Chinese medicine in Guangxi, so amazing! I especially like reading this kind of in-depth and interesting book, which can help me learn a lot of new knowledge. I feel that this book is like a kind teacher, guiding me in the direction of exploring the world of traditional Chinese medicine.
We all know and understand the Huangdi Neijing, so the Yellow Emperor's Internal Acupuncture originated here. This is the acupuncture chapter in the Huangdi Neijing. The book introduces various acupuncture points in our human body and how we should perform acupuncture for different diseases. What causes the symptoms, and how to treat them in the end are all written by the author. It plays a very important role in our health. It also speeds up the spread of traditional Chinese medicine and allows more people to understand traditional Chinese medicine.
It's really good to read and explains the general principles of acupuncture from a high perspective. Although there are fewer techniques. But the concept is deeply rooted in people's hearts, easy to understand, and makes people immersive and unable to extricate themselves. Recommended good books
I heard about Huangdi Internal Acupuncture two years ago and have always been curious about it. Finally saw it today! Thank you Master Yang for your dedication [love] [love] [love]
When a superior man hears the Tao, he practices it diligently; when a sergeant hears the Tao, he lives or perishes; when a junior man hears the Tao, he laughs. Not smiling is not enough for the Tao. Therefore, there is a suggestion: the way to enlightenment is like ignorance, the way to advance is like retreat, and the way to confusion is like treacherous. Superior virtue is like a valley, enlightenment is like humiliation, broad virtue is like inadequacy, building virtue is like stealing, and quality is like loyalty. The magnanimity has no corner, the great talent comes late, the great sound is loud, and the elephant is invisible. The road is nameless. The husband is just the way, good at lending and successful.
From the high road to the simplicity, it's all practical stuff!
Very nice. Recommended by friends.
Many thanks to the author
The writing is very good. As a novice in Chinese medicine, I am still very satisfied with it. Medical ethics and traditional Chinese culture are of the same origin, interconnected, and mutually supporting. I am ignorant, but from this book, I also feel that I have understood something about the relationship between man and nature, man and man, and man and society. We must comply with the way of heaven and nature. I hope the author can publish this book on how to learn Chinese medicine by myself. I am eager to read it. Thanks again to the author.
Carry on the unique knowledge of the past saints and create peace for all generations.
He brought me into a complete world of acupuncture that directly pointed to the fundamentals, and explained the principles and principles of internal acupuncture very thoroughly. I am grateful to the teacher for teaching me.
The content is very good and the language is easy to understand. It is worth sharing and learning.
This is a good book. For those who are new to Chinese medicine, understanding and understanding is the key. The most important thing is that it provides clear directions for treating diseases. Once you understand the principles, you can rely on yourself to understand the true scriptures.
It's a great book on acupuncture. As an amateur Chinese medicine practitioner, I still have endless interest after reading it! I have benefited a lot and it is highly recommended [like] I will read it again and again.
Veins travel throughout the body. If the meridians are blocked, all diseases will occur. If the meridians are unblocked, all diseases will be eliminated. Acupuncture, as a special treatment method of traditional Chinese medicine, requires a clear understanding of the acupuncture points and meridians of the human body. The core content of this book focuses on the corresponding acupoint selection methods, and provides a detailed explanation of various acupuncture methods and each acupoint. It can be said that it has helped inherit traditional Chinese medicine, a traditional treasure of the Chinese nation, and demonstrated the inherent logic and scientific nature of traditional Chinese medicine. Help the public to have a more realistic understanding of acupuncture therapy in traditional Chinese medicine. The content is detailed and the wording is rigorous. It can be seen that the author's love for traditional Chinese medicine and his professional ethics in practicing medicine can be seen.
I think this book is a bit like "Thinking About Chinese Medicine", both exploring the mysteries of Chinese medicine. Moreover, the author Liu Lihong is also the first doctor of traditional Chinese medicine in Guangxi, so amazing! I especially like reading this kind of in-depth and interesting book, which can help me learn a lot of new knowledge. I feel that this book is like a kind teacher, guiding me in the direction of exploring the world of traditional Chinese medicine.
We all know and understand the Huangdi Neijing, so the Yellow Emperor's Internal Acupuncture originated here. This is the acupuncture chapter in the Huangdi Neijing. The book introduces various acupuncture points in our human body and how we should perform acupuncture for different diseases. What causes the symptoms, and how to treat them in the end are all written by the author. It plays a very important role in our health. It also speeds up the spread of traditional Chinese medicine and allows more people to understand traditional Chinese medicine.
It's really good to read and explains the general principles of acupuncture from a high perspective. Although there are fewer techniques. But the concept is deeply rooted in people's hearts, easy to understand, and makes people immersive and unable to extricate themselves. Recommended good books
I heard about Huangdi Internal Acupuncture two years ago and have always been curious about it. Finally saw it today! Thank you Master Yang for your dedication [love] [love] [love]
When a superior man hears the Tao, he practices it diligently; when a sergeant hears the Tao, he lives or perishes; when a junior man hears the Tao, he laughs. Not smiling is not enough for the Tao. Therefore, there is a suggestion: the way to enlightenment is like ignorance, the way to advance is like retreat, and the way to confusion is like treacherous. Superior virtue is like a valley, enlightenment is like humiliation, broad virtue is like inadequacy, building virtue is like stealing, and quality is like loyalty. The magnanimity has no corner, the great talent comes late, the great sound is loud, and the elephant is invisible. The road is nameless. The husband is just the way, good at lending and successful.
From the high road to the simplicity, it's all practical stuff!
Very nice. Recommended by friends.
Many thanks to the author The writing is very good. As a novice in Chinese medicine, I am still very satisfied with it. Medical ethics and traditional Chinese culture are of the same origin, interconnected, and mutually supporting. I am ignorant, but from this book, I also feel that I have understood something about the relationship between man and nature, man and man, and man and society. We must comply with the way of heaven and nature. I hope the author can publish this book on how to learn Chinese medicine by myself. I am eager to read it. Thanks again to the author.
Carry on the unique knowledge of the past saints and create peace for all generations.
He brought me into a complete world of acupuncture that directly pointed to the fundamentals, and explained the principles and principles of internal acupuncture very thoroughly. I am grateful to the teacher for teaching me.
The content is very good and the language is easy to understand. It is worth sharing and learning.
This is a good book. For those who are new to Chinese medicine, understanding and understanding is the key. The most important thing is that it provides clear directions for treating diseases. Once you understand the principles, you can rely on yourself to understand the true scriptures.
It's a great book on acupuncture. As an amateur Chinese medicine practitioner, I still have endless interest after reading it! I have benefited a lot and it is highly recommended [like] I will read it again and again.
An easy to learn and unforgettable classic.
Thank you sir for your righteousness
Good book worth recommending