The foundational work of pulse theory in traditional Chinese medicine was compiled by Wang Shuhe. The annotations in this book are rigorous and meticulous, and the theory and clinical experience of pulse theory of the past dynasties are systematically organized. The book records in detail the characteristics, identification methods and clinical significance of 24 types of pulse conditions, constructs a complete system of pulse diagnosis in traditional Chinese medicine, and lays the foundation for pulse diagnosis in traditional Chinese medicine "looking, smelling, asking and feeling". The proofreading annotations not only restore the style of the original work, but also explain the profound pulse theory with popular annotations, helping readers quickly master the core skills of pulse diagnosis. It is a core classic for learning pulse diagnosis of traditional Chinese medicine and improving the ability of syndrome differentiation.
