Ni Haixia Explains The Great Compendium of Acupuncture

This content was compiled from video recordings of Ni Haixia discussing "The Great Compendium of Acupuncture and Moxibustion". Ni Haixia's video course on "The Great Compendium of Acupuncture and Moxibustion" is an important part of his "Renji" series of classic traditional Chinese medicine lessons. With lively, incisive language, Master Ni offers clear explanations of the acupuncture text by Yang Jizhou, a physician of the Ming dynasty. He explains the location and uses of each acupoint, as well as needling techniques, and emphasizes connecting acupuncture theory with the medical principles of the "Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon" and clinical diagnosis. He teaches how to select and combine acupoints flexibly to address complex conditions. Drawing on a wide range of sources, Master Ni interweaves numerous clinical cases and insights from traditional culture, making profound medical principles clear and accessible. This course is a valuable resource for systematically learning traditional acupuncture and understanding the essence of Chinese medicine, and is widely admired by Chinese medicine enthusiasts and practitioners around the world. Thanks to the sages of Qihuang for generously providing the video.

Special reminder: The acupuncture treatments, classical prescriptions, and other medical content in this book are included in the original course and are intended solely to help readers study and understand Master Ni's approach to Chinese medicine. If you feel unwell, seek medical attention promptly. Do not use this content as a treatment without professional guidance.