The Thirty-Two Differentiations of Pulse Diagnosis introduces the art of pulse diagnosis. It uses the six pulses of floating, sinking, slow, counting, slippery, and astringent as the outline, unifies the yin and yang attributes and images of the twenty-nine pulses, and analyzes the origin, circulation, and symptoms of the twelve meridians in detail. It also conducts a relatively in-depth discussion on the method of pulse detection.
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Although I have no professional knowledge in this area, I can feel the author's intentions from the introduction and excerpts. Just like I have been looking for love, it needs to be felt and experienced with the heart. And it can be seen from Zhu Shaojun's words that this book should have been published at that time, but it was not widely circulated, which is a pity. I hope more people can read this book, and I hope I can find my own love as soon as possible😄.
Although I have no professional knowledge in this area, I can feel the author's intentions from the introduction and excerpts. Just like I have been looking for love, it needs to be felt and experienced with the heart. And it can be seen from Zhu Shaojun's words that this book should have been published at that time, but it was not widely circulated, which is a pity. I hope more people can read this book, and I hope I can find my own love as soon as possible😄.