Bian Que's Heart Letter in Vernacular and Its Interpretation
扁鹊心书白话文及解读
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- 205k Words
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- 1y ago
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The original author's views are sharp and the chapters are well-written. It is very suitable for those who study Chinese medicine and should read it before studying. The translator has translated the dry knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine into an easy-to-understand way. The author has taken great care and trouble. [Like][Like][Like]
Thanks to the teacher's analysis [Like] [Love] Old driver, please guide me! When thinking about moxibustion, it is still important to feel the details! If you don't have an experienced driver to guide you, you will take a lot of detours [face covering] Just to start, you need the right time, place and people (you also need to be meticulous and have a grand philanthropic mind) 🙏...
This book has practical value, and moxibustion is a medical method that is truly beneficial to the body.
Bian Que's "Xin Shu" is the best book I have ever heard, so I gave it 4 positive reviews.
Good book, Chinese medicine is included in daily necessities, food, housing and transportation.
Theoretically it's probably correct, but the details are lacking.
As long as the Chinese people pass this book from generation to generation, Chinese medicine can be passed on, the race can be multiplied, the ancestors can pass on their work, and the great doctors can be sincere.
Very good, all useful information
Very practical and very user-friendly!