"The Complete Works of Guo Aichun" contains about 8 million words of Professor Guo Aichun's works. "The Huangdi Neijing Lingshu Compilation and Commentary" is one of the "Complete Works of Guo Aichun". Its main content is to collate and annotate the "Huangdi Neijing Lingshu" and at the same time translate it into Chinese and interpret it in an easy-to-understand vernacular form. "Complete Works" comprehensively reflects his academic achievements in the field of traditional Chinese medicine. Mr. Guo Aichun is a scholar of Confucianism and medicine. He has a thorough understanding of liberal arts, science and medicine. He is proficient in history and Chinese studies. He has profound attainments in catalogues, editions, collation, exegesis, phonology and other specialized studies, and is also good at poetry. He has deeply studied the basic theories of traditional Chinese medicine, is familiar with medical history, and is good at treating syndromes. He is especially good at literature research and internal medicine of traditional Chinese medicine. He is known as one of the "Three Heroes of Jingu Xinglin". He is diligent in his studies and has published many works. His representative works include "The Huangdi Nei Jing Su Wen Collation and Commentary", "Lingshu Jing Collation and Commentary", "Huang Di Nei Jing Su Wen Collation Annotation Translation", "Lingshu Jing Collation Annotation Translation", "Chinese Medical History Chronology", "Chinese Provincial Medical Books Examination", etc.
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This is the annotated version of the Huangdi Neijing, an annotation and vernacular interpretation of the traditional Chinese medicine classic "The Yellow Emperor's Neijing Lingshu". It is also divided into three parts: the original text, the annotation and the vernacular interpretation. It also refers to a variety of rare books and annotated editions by various experts. The annotations are also very detailed and appropriate. The vernacular explanation is easy to understand. It is very friendly to readers who study medicine. It shows the profound meaning of the original text of "Huangdi Neijing Lingshu". It is very readable for students studying traditional Chinese medicine, practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine, and enthusiasts of traditional Chinese medicine.
If you find it difficult to read the ancient text of the Huangdi Neijing, this vernacular translation is very good. It is much better than the expensive and fancy Huangdi Neijing on the market. After reading it, you will appreciate it. It is amazing. The understanding of the body by the ancients is far beyond what we have today. It turns out that this is the only ancient book left. What would happen if they were all there? I really doubt that there was the intervention of highly civilized alien forces around the world in that era. When you have nothing to do, read more of these books to improve your own wisdom. This is not only about treating diseases, but also about philosophy.
The "Nei Jing" is not just a medical classic, it also contains rich cultural heritage such as ancient philosophy, astronomy, calendar, geography, meteorology, phenology, society, customs, etc. Therefore, from ancient times to the present, many experts in other disciplines and literati have studied this book to understand its meaning and absorb its essence. Especially today, when culture is greatly popularized, it will attract more people to read it, thereby learning more about the origin of the Chinese nation, how the Chinese nation understands human beings' own problems while understanding the objective world, and the Chinese nation's tolerance for the universe, its character of humility and courtesy, and its spirit of positivity and courage.
This book is so interesting! It turns the difficult "Huangdi Neijing Lingshu" into vernacular, and even a little boy like me can understand it! Moreover, there are annotations in the book, which made it easier for me to understand the knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine. I think the author is amazing and can explain such an old book so clearly. When I grow up, I want to be a doctor and help everyone stay healthy!
This book talks about acupuncture, the relationship between the root knots of meridians and treatment, etc. It affirms that meridians have the role of "determining life and death, treating all kinds of diseases, and regulating deficiency and excess". This book is not only a medical book, but also a combination of philosophy, medicine, and the I Ching, allowing us to view it from a higher dimension. To understand the meaning of life and to cultivate one's mood is to move the disease, to treat the disease before it is a disease. The acupuncture points and meridians are originally empty, but they have the power of regulation... It is a good book, but the content is too deep and requires repeated study to understand. After reading it once, you can only understand the general framework and the content to pay attention to.
Worth having! The things left by our ancestors are the best!
This is the annotated version of the Huangdi Neijing, an annotation and vernacular interpretation of the traditional Chinese medicine classic "The Yellow Emperor's Neijing Lingshu". It is also divided into three parts: the original text, the annotation and the vernacular interpretation. It also refers to a variety of rare books and annotated editions by various experts. The annotations are also very detailed and appropriate. The vernacular explanation is easy to understand. It is very friendly to readers who study medicine. It shows the profound meaning of the original text of "Huangdi Neijing Lingshu". It is very readable for students studying traditional Chinese medicine, practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine, and enthusiasts of traditional Chinese medicine.
If you find it difficult to read the ancient text of the Huangdi Neijing, this vernacular translation is very good. It is much better than the expensive and fancy Huangdi Neijing on the market. After reading it, you will appreciate it. It is amazing. The understanding of the body by the ancients is far beyond what we have today. It turns out that this is the only ancient book left. What would happen if they were all there? I really doubt that there was the intervention of highly civilized alien forces around the world in that era. When you have nothing to do, read more of these books to improve your own wisdom. This is not only about treating diseases, but also about philosophy.
The "Nei Jing" is not just a medical classic, it also contains rich cultural heritage such as ancient philosophy, astronomy, calendar, geography, meteorology, phenology, society, customs, etc. Therefore, from ancient times to the present, many experts in other disciplines and literati have studied this book to understand its meaning and absorb its essence. Especially today, when culture is greatly popularized, it will attract more people to read it, thereby learning more about the origin of the Chinese nation, how the Chinese nation understands human beings' own problems while understanding the objective world, and the Chinese nation's tolerance for the universe, its character of humility and courtesy, and its spirit of positivity and courage.
This book is so interesting! It turns the difficult "Huangdi Neijing Lingshu" into vernacular, and even a little boy like me can understand it! Moreover, there are annotations in the book, which made it easier for me to understand the knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine. I think the author is amazing and can explain such an old book so clearly. When I grow up, I want to be a doctor and help everyone stay healthy!
This book talks about acupuncture, the relationship between the root knots of meridians and treatment, etc. It affirms that meridians have the role of "determining life and death, treating all kinds of diseases, and regulating deficiency and excess". This book is not only a medical book, but also a combination of philosophy, medicine, and the I Ching, allowing us to view it from a higher dimension. To understand the meaning of life and to cultivate one's mood is to move the disease, to treat the disease before it is a disease. The acupuncture points and meridians are originally empty, but they have the power of regulation... It is a good book, but the content is too deep and requires repeated study to understand. After reading it once, you can only understand the general framework and the content to pay attention to.
Worth having! The things left by our ancestors are the best!