Huangdi Neijing (Original Version)

The Huangdi Neijing is the earliest existing medical classic in China and the first of the four major classics of traditional Chinese medicine. It is divided into two parts, Suwen and Lingshu, with 81 chapters each, for a total of 162 chapters. The book is based on the Yellow Emperor's dialogue with Qi Bo and Lei Gong, and systematically constructs complete theories of yin and yang and the five elements, viscera and meridians, causes and pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment principles, acupuncture and health preservation, etc., And establishes the core concepts of the unity of nature and man, taking into account both body and soul, and not treating existing diseases but treating pre-existing diseases. It governs the heaven and earth, regulates human affairs, and regulates meridians and acupoints. It integrates the nature of heaven and earth, human body, spirit and emotions, and lays the theoretical foundation and diagnosis and treatment paradigm of traditional Chinese medicine. With its ancient diction and profound meaning, it is not only a must-read for doctors, but also an eternal treasure for cultivating one's moral character and understanding life. It has a profound influence on the medicine and health culture of later generations.