"Weijing Weiyan" was discovered in 1980 during the process of sorting out ancient medical books. The book is now in the library of Tianjin Medical College of Health Workers. The book has no order at the front, no postscript at the back, the cover is torn, and the seal is blurred and difficult to read. At the beginning of the volume, there are the words "Biography of Qi Bo Tianshi, Shanyin Chen Shiduo No. Yuan Gong and Zhu Hua Zi Shu". The end of the book is inscribed "Jingletang Book in the 20th Year of Jiaqing". The writing style is slightly different from the main text, and it is suspected that it may have been added by later generations. It has been identified by relevant experts as a fine copy of the Qing Dynasty. After checking various book catalogues, there was no record of the book "Weiyan of the Foreign Classics". After checking the "Shanyin County Chronicle", we found out that Chen Shiduo did have this book in circulation.
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I want to understand this book.
First of all, you must have a foundation in classical Chinese.
Secondly, the heavenly stems, earthly branches, yin and yang, and the five elements are in harmony. Three major algorithms. Taiyi, Zhouyi, Qimen. At least he understands Taiyi and Zhouyi. Ancient astronomy, legislative knowledge.
There are also twelve regular meridians and eight extraordinary meridians. It is best to read more thoughts in books such as Taoism. For example, Huangdi Yin Fu Jing and Huangdi Nei Jing.
Only then will you understand.
For example, the Yin and Yang reversal chapter.
The normal five elements are metal, wood, water, fire and earth. Wood generates fire, fire generates earth, earth generates metal, metal generates water, and water generates wood. This is mutual generation.
There are also five elements that are in conflict with each other. Typing is too tiring.
However, according to the thinking of the Apocrypha, the mutual growth of the five elements does not count as life. Just like if people are always going through good times, they are not really good times. You have to endure some hardships before you can truly achieve success.
For example, if gold defeats wood, gold defeats immortal wood. He will accomplish the wood and make it more prosperous.
This is probably the meaning of the entire chapter.
This article on the reversal of yin and yang and the Yin Fu Jing mentioned. Grace is born from harm, harm is born from grace. It means the same thing. The same concept.
So, see more. It just complements each other and you understand it naturally.
How much you can see and understand comes from the accumulation of knowledge. All natural. Don't force it.
In the first volume of this book, the name that appears is Guangchengzi.
I didn't know the weight of these three words before, but now I was shocked.
The second disciple of Patriarch Hongjun, Yuanshi Tianzun. There are twelve golden immortals under Yuanshi Tianzun, including the Antarctic Immortal, Guangchengzi. The name is clearly listed.
In the dispute between Taoist interpretation and interpretation, the leader of interpretation is Yuanshi Tianzun. Pay attention to complying with the way of heaven. However, Guangchengzi's apprentice was Huangdi Xuanyuan.
The first volume of the Huangdi Neijing begins with Guangchengzi and Huangdi, which has already been explained. . . . . .
As for Tianshi Qibo's answer later, the conversation with Guiyu District and other people. That explains it. What Huangdi really wanted to learn was not to study Huangdi's Foreign Canon by himself. Instead, he learned from the people around him, and he himself learned from Guangchengzi. As for what to study, it's up to you.
The name of Huangdi's Apocrypha here refers to the scriptures handed down with the name of Huangdi. It is just a scripture handed down from the Huangdi era.
As for what is said in it, benevolent people have different opinions and wise people have different opinions.
When we modern people read this book, it is a book from heaven.
Just as much as you can understand.
Favorite episode
It's worth watching carefully and repeatedly!
Great book, this is the basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine!
The content of this book is very interesting. It discusses the principles of male and female conception and also mentions the influence of Qi and blood on the gender of the fetus. The author Chen Shiduo should be very knowledgeable in the field of traditional Chinese medicine. His unique perspective made me think more deeply about the mysteries of traditional Chinese medicine. However, some of the statements in the book may be a bit abstract and require careful consideration. Overall, this is a Chinese medicine book worth reading.
The content should be the original text of the book and the wisdom of our ancestors. Although it is relatively esoteric, it is still worthy of study by TCM enthusiasts.
Being able to understand and understand diseases is not without the ability to recognize diseases, which is what we pursue.
I want to understand this book. First of all, you must have a foundation in classical Chinese. Secondly, the heavenly stems, earthly branches, yin and yang, and the five elements are in harmony. Three major algorithms. Taiyi, Zhouyi, Qimen. At least he understands Taiyi and Zhouyi. Ancient astronomy, legislative knowledge. There are also twelve regular meridians and eight extraordinary meridians. It is best to read more thoughts in books such as Taoism. For example, Huangdi Yin Fu Jing and Huangdi Nei Jing. Only then will you understand. For example, the Yin and Yang reversal chapter. The normal five elements are metal, wood, water, fire and earth. Wood generates fire, fire generates earth, earth generates metal, metal generates water, and water generates wood. This is mutual generation. There are also five elements that are in conflict with each other. Typing is too tiring. However, according to the thinking of the Apocrypha, the mutual growth of the five elements does not count as life. Just like if people are always going through good times, they are not really good times. You have to endure some hardships before you can truly achieve success. For example, if gold defeats wood, gold defeats immortal wood. He will accomplish the wood and make it more prosperous. This is probably the meaning of the entire chapter. This article on the reversal of yin and yang and the Yin Fu Jing mentioned. Grace is born from harm, harm is born from grace. It means the same thing. The same concept. So, see more. It just complements each other and you understand it naturally. How much you can see and understand comes from the accumulation of knowledge. All natural. Don't force it. In the first volume of this book, the name that appears is Guangchengzi. I didn't know the weight of these three words before, but now I was shocked. The second disciple of Patriarch Hongjun, Yuanshi Tianzun. There are twelve golden immortals under Yuanshi Tianzun, including the Antarctic Immortal, Guangchengzi. The name is clearly listed. In the dispute between Taoist interpretation and interpretation, the leader of interpretation is Yuanshi Tianzun. Pay attention to complying with the way of heaven. However, Guangchengzi's apprentice was Huangdi Xuanyuan. The first volume of the Huangdi Neijing begins with Guangchengzi and Huangdi, which has already been explained. . . . . . As for Tianshi Qibo's answer later, the conversation with Guiyu District and other people. That explains it. What Huangdi really wanted to learn was not to study Huangdi's Foreign Canon by himself. Instead, he learned from the people around him, and he himself learned from Guangchengzi. As for what to study, it's up to you. The name of Huangdi's Apocrypha here refers to the scriptures handed down with the name of Huangdi. It is just a scripture handed down from the Huangdi era. As for what is said in it, benevolent people have different opinions and wise people have different opinions. When we modern people read this book, it is a book from heaven. Just as much as you can understand.
Favorite episode
It's worth watching carefully and repeatedly!
Great book, this is the basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine!
The content of this book is very interesting. It discusses the principles of male and female conception and also mentions the influence of Qi and blood on the gender of the fetus. The author Chen Shiduo should be very knowledgeable in the field of traditional Chinese medicine. His unique perspective made me think more deeply about the mysteries of traditional Chinese medicine. However, some of the statements in the book may be a bit abstract and require careful consideration. Overall, this is a Chinese medicine book worth reading.
The content should be the original text of the book and the wisdom of our ancestors. Although it is relatively esoteric, it is still worthy of study by TCM enthusiasts.
Being able to understand and understand diseases is not without the ability to recognize diseases, which is what we pursue.