"Annotations on Febrile Diseases" is a medical work on Febrile Diseases edited by Ke Qin of the Qing Dynasty. It runs through the idea that "Zhongjing's Six Classics legislate for all diseases, not just for typhoid fever".
Reader comments
This book is very interesting! It is about medicine, but it is not limited to typhoid fever. Zhongjing's Six Classics legislation is really inspiring. I think it is a bit similar to the "Huangdi Neijing", both classics of traditional Chinese medicine. And I especially like the analysis of various diseases in the book, such as stroke. The symptoms and causes are clearly explained. Ke Qin's annotations are also wonderful, giving people a deeper understanding of traditional Chinese medicine. However, the theory of traditional Chinese medicine is sometimes a bit abstract and needs to be read several times to understand. Have you ever read similar Chinese medicine books? We can discuss it together!
This book is very interesting! It is about medicine, but it is not limited to typhoid fever. Zhongjing's Six Classics legislation is really inspiring. I think it is a bit similar to the "Huangdi Neijing", both classics of traditional Chinese medicine. And I especially like the analysis of various diseases in the book, such as stroke. The symptoms and causes are clearly explained. Ke Qin's annotations are also wonderful, giving people a deeper understanding of traditional Chinese medicine. However, the theory of traditional Chinese medicine is sometimes a bit abstract and needs to be read several times to understand. Have you ever read similar Chinese medicine books? We can discuss it together!
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