"Leijing Tuyi" has 11 volumes and was written by Zhang Jiebin in the Ming Dynasty. Volumes 1 to 2 are the "luck" part, which explains in detail the theories of yin and yang, the five elements, the five movements and the six qi, using diagrams and text explanations. Volumes 3 to 10 are the "meridians" section, which systematically discusses the internal scenery of the internal organs, bone locations, the start and end of the twelve meridians, the eight extraordinary meridians, and the indications of acupoints, etc., With illustrations and hymns for easy memorization. Volume 11 is a compendium of "Acupuncture", which includes songs on key acupuncture points, key points on various syndromes of moxibustion, etc. This book's discussion of luck is clear and detailed, and will have a great influence on future generations. Its explanation of meridian acupuncture draws on previous materials and organizes them systematically, which also has important reference value.
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This book is rich in content, especially its discussion of luck and meridian acupuncture. The author tells us that medical science is profound and requires constant exploration. Just like I am hesitant about getting married, I also need to think deeply and understand what I really want. At the same time, you must have the courage to pursue, the wisdom to cope with changes, and the persistence to protect. This book is not only a treasure trove of medical knowledge, but also can bring enlightenment to our lives.
This book is rich in content, especially its discussion of luck and meridian acupuncture. The author tells us that medical science is profound and requires constant exploration. Just like I am hesitant about getting married, I also need to think deeply and understand what I really want. At the same time, you must have the courage to pursue, the wisdom to cope with changes, and the persistence to protect. This book is not only a treasure trove of medical knowledge, but also can bring enlightenment to our lives.