[The work of Chen Shiduo, a medical beacon in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties recognized by the modern American medical community.] The only work among ancient Chinese medicine books that takes treatment as its main content and title. It is divided into six volumes, namely rituals, music, shooting, imperialism, books and numbers. Each episode aims at treating the law. The book discusses a total of 128 treatments, 17 treatises, 7 subjects, and 16 miscellaneous diseases. The content covers the basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine, diagnostic methods, diagnosis and treatment principles and commonly used prescriptions for internal, external, gynecological, and pediatric diseases. It is a treatment monograph that closely links theory with practice and has a complete set of theories, methods, and prescriptions.
