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It is a work that analyzes, classifies and then explains the famous Huangdi Neijing. To put it simply, it can be said that it is the commentary version of the Huangdi Neijing. It involves a lot of ancient Chinese medical knowledge. For people like us who have no medical knowledge, it is difficult to judge the advantages or disadvantages of this work. Only professional Yishui people can tell whether it is good or bad, but I can only emphasize that any annotated version cannot have the same meaning as the original, and will be slightly different. Therefore, when reading this kind of annotated version, it is best to compare it with the original.

The Nei Jing has ancient words and profound meanings, making it very difficult to understand. Therefore, doctors of all ages have commented on the Nei Jing in countless ways. Beginners may be dazzled and do not know what to do. Here, I sincerely recommend this "Lei Jing" written by the Ming Dynasty warming and tonic school of medicine. As for why? Please read the excerpt below carefully. The "Nei Jing"... Astronomy at the top, earth history at the bottom, human affairs in the middle, big things like the changes of yin and yang, small things like plants, trees, insects and fish, the rhythms are like the beginning of numbers, the twists and turns of the Tibetan meridians, all listed in detail. It is virtue, it is the same as heaven and earth, and it is the same as sun and moon. How can it be that there are already prescribed prescriptions for treating diseases?

The representative work of Zhang Jingyue, a famous medical doctor in the Ming Dynasty, the book comprehensively classifies and annotates the "Huangdi Neijing". Some of the views, such as "If desires cannot be indulged, the essence will be drunk. If the essence is not drunk, the essence will be dispersed", which means that desires cannot be indulged, as indulgence will lead to weakness of energy; weakness of energy cannot be allowed to fail, failure will cause the true qi to disperse. It still has a profound impact on today's practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine. It is a medical classic that cannot be missed.

Just like what is said in the book, "Yin and Yang are the way of heaven and earth." Aren't our lives also full of changes in yin and yang? I think of a friend of mine who encountered setbacks in his relationship, but by adjusting his mentality, he finally found his own happiness. This book is not only a medical work, but also a guide to life, allowing us to understand the importance of balance. The sentence "The house of the gods" also made me deeply appreciate the mystery of traditional Chinese medicine. It is worth reading again and again!

Lei Jing is a health-preserving book written by Zhang Jiebin in the Ming Dynasty. It has 32 volumes in total and is divided into twelve categories according to its contents: health preservation, yin and yang, hidden images, pulse color, meridians, specimens, smell, treatment, diseases, acupuncture, luck, understanding, etc. Each category is divided into several sections, and the book has a total of 379 sections. The book says that people in ancient times lived a hundred years in the Spring and Autumn Period; people today only live half a hundred years old. Under the teachings of the ancient saints, everyone calls them false, evil and traitorous, and if you avoid them sometimes, the people taught by the ancient saints will be far away from harm.

The classical Chinese text is a bit difficult to understand. It will be much better if you read it a few times. If you understand, it will be beneficial and harmless [like] [love]

Very good book, thank you Tomato staff.

Can the original text and Zhang Jingyue's annotations be separated when typesetting?