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It was very detailed, and the author gave several examples for some terms that we didn't understand so that we could understand. We also learned about the relationship between yin and yang and the origin of the six-meridian disease. I made some notes on the important points. Although my major is medicine and I prefer traditional Chinese medicine, this book "Thinking about Traditional Chinese Medicine" also explained to me a lot of relevant knowledge related to traditional Chinese medicine, and deepened my study and thinking about the basic theories of traditional Chinese medicine. It is really good.

It opened my eyes and opened another window for me.

A book worth reading regularly!

Good book. But I couldn't understand it the first time I read it, especially when it involves Yin-Yang Bagua, Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches.

Why was it deleted? I haven't read it carefully yet. It's a very good book.

Thanks to the teacher for letting me re-understand Chinese medicine, which opened my eyes to many things that I didn't understand before. Thanks for the teacher's advice! I plan to read Treatise on Febrile Diseases again soon, hoping to get a first glimpse of the clue. I wish the teacher a long life and good health, and may the world be filled with peaches and plums.

It's a really good book, very useful to read.

Very good, very well said

Very original and insightful, with powers of observation and insight beyond the reach of ordinary people

I've listened to it so many times and I want to listen to it again! Very well said!

The author has rich knowledge, profound foundation and thorough explanation. Benefited a lot!

Very exciting and objective, worth recommending

It is rich in content, has questions and answers, is interlocking, and is easy to understand. It is suitable for both beginners and adults. I am grateful to the author and learned [like][like][like]