
The World in the Pulse: Legendary Stories of Traditional Chinese Pulse Diagnosis
脉里乾坤:中医脉诊传奇故事集
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 223k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
72Chapters
35Reads
7.1Score
13Listens
13kReads · all time
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This is a very good medical book. Through each vivid case, the correspondence with various pulse conditions, as well as treatment methods and causes of disease are explained very clearly. For TCM enthusiasts, it is very worth reading and learning.
Give newbie writers a little motivation!
It's true. I learned a lot. Thank you to the author 👍👍
This is a truly recommended book. It is said to be about pulse diagnosis, but it popularizes some knowledge about tongue diagnosis, Chinese medicine, and Chinese medicine, and also provides corresponding understanding and treatment of some easily confused conditions! It's much better than reading ordinary simple pulse diagnosis books! The only drawback is that there are too many knowledge points and it is very tiring to read. It cannot be read as a novel. It should be read as a textbook. You only need to read a few pages a day!
The amazing Chinese medicine, a science that can never be finished in a lifetime. The writing is so good! Like the author👍👍👍
TCM is told in the form of stories and explained in simple terms, which is very friendly to TCM enthusiasts.
Use short stories to teach everyone about Chinese medicine 👍
It teaches people how to identify pulses in the form of a story, and the plot has ups and downs, which is very good.
The author has good literary skills! Pulse analysis techniques are told in the form of a novel. It makes me feel that it is somewhat fictional, probably because it is the subject matter of a novel!
The story runs through the case of seeing a doctor in the private sector yin and yang of pulse