Medical Classics. I'm Parting With These Reluctantly, You Know? 医道典籍，忍痛割爱 懂？
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The Internet's Most Detailed Guide to Treating Illness 全网最细致的治病法则
(The rating was just released and will gradually rise, so feel free to give it a try. Reviews are also much appreciated.) The story will explain, step by step and in detail, the origins of each illness, how to cure it at its root, and how to relieve it quickly. It will cover traditional Chinese medicine, Daoist medicine, folk healing, and feng shui. Readers who enjoy this kind of thing, please leave a comment.
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- 2 The Heavenly Book of Changing Fate 改运天书 The character is based on the fifth great figure of the Northeast Renaissance, Old Xu, the "knowledge mixer". Special thanks to: Wang Shengdong of Northeast Sushantang Zhang Xiaotian of Northeast Xuande Hall Zhang Wumeng, the fourth great master of the Northeast Renaissance Ouchi's secret talk A book review is the best introduction. Book lover [Chuxin Yijiu Ha]: This masterpiece is a must-recommend! The author has a wealth of knowledge, humorous language, and is proficient in everything from fen 1kReads8.5Score234Shelves
- 3 EN The Heavenly Eye Feng Shui Master 天眼风水师 [A feng shui novel] [Featuring feng shui, Daoist medicine, psychology, and economics; read faces and phone numbers] [Practical insights] [Explaining the esoteric with science] My master hastily taught me the art of divination and passed down a few books. Before I even had the chance to formally begin my training in the mountains, he sent me down into the world to help people... Where can I even go to complain about that? Amid the mortal world, I help others and cultivate myself. 694.2kReads9.6Score146.3kShelves
- 4 The Great Song Dynasty Medicine Merchant 北宋大药商 Who says transmigration stories have to come with a System, a pocket dimension, or cheat-level cultivation? After a dreamlike brush with a life that felt like a mirage, Lu Sheng returns from the modern world of concrete and steel to the Northern Song dynasty. Drawing on years of experience working with medicinal herbs, he learns to identify hundreds of plants, make pills, process medicinal ingredients, develop herbal cosmetics, and cook medicinal dishes. More than two hundred Chinese medicina 18kReads8.8Score2.6kShelves
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The Acupuncturist's Strange Tales 针灸师的异闻录
The Clinical Adventures of an Acupuncturist and His Friends in the Mystical Arts: When acupuncture meets the mystical arts, and medical principles shed light on strange phenomena. A book that will make you see Chinese medicine anew, from the transmission of pathogenic qi to spirit-light divination and fire offerings, unveiling the invisible battlefield of life behind Chinese medicine. Perhaps one day, in the hands of a Chinese medicine practitioner, it can become a reference book for finding the
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The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon, Explained with Laughs 黄帝内经爆笑讲解版
Still missing out on China’s millennia-old treasures of health and wellness because classical texts are so hard to understand? This book breaks free from the dry style of traditional texts and uses laugh-out-loud language to unpack the foundational classics of Chinese medicine! It is divided into three volumes. The first offers clear, accessible explanations of the chapters of the Suwen, breaking down the underlying medical principles of yin and yang, the five elements, the organs, and qi and bl
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Two Souls, One Body: Magic in My Left Hand, Taoist Arts in My Right 双魂一体：左手魔法右手道术
[Two Souls in One Body + Fusion of Two Systems + No System + Mysterious Magic + Profound Daoist Arts + Not Invincible + Takes Off from Chapter 50] Read at your own risk! Warning: This book contains a large number of spells and talismans. Don't try them if you don't have a mana bar, or you'll bear the consequences! Story: A bolt of lightning on a dry day sends the soul of Zhang Shangyang, a modern young Taoist, transmigrating to another world. There, he ends up sharing a body with Alec, the good-
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- 8 Getting to the Bottom of Mind-Reading 起底观心术 When I was five, a fortune-teller said I’d be able to read people’s minds when I grew up. My parents thought I was a genius and spent the whole family’s savings to send me to school. But I failed the college entrance exam and became a fried-noodle vendor. That vendor later became a “Walking Encyclopedia,” all thanks to the saying, “In books, there are houses of gold.” You are not just who you are. You can become a different kind of dazzling light. Read a comment on the first page, and you’ll get 229.5kReads9.6Score66.4kShelves
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Notes from a Taoist Medicine Clinic 道医馆笔记
[All plotlines in this book are fictional and included solely for the purposes of the story. They do not represent real-life views. Please keep that in mind and don't confuse fiction with reality.] After graduating with a master's degree from an ordinary university of traditional Chinese medicine, the protagonist didn't go to work at a hospital. Instead, they joined a Daoist medical clinic and began recording their encounters with strange and baffling illnesses.
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- 10 The Ancient Prophecy: The Return of Saling 先古之谕萨灵归来 In ancient times, shaman mages used their mysterious powers to protect the balance of the land. They lived in harmony with nature, using spiritual energy to preserve the peace of the mountains and rivers and the well-being of their tribes. But their peaceful days were shattered overnight when a rift suddenly appeared in the sky, and monsters and demons from distant star systems surged toward their tranquil homeland like a tidal wave. The shaman mages rallied at once, knowing that the fate of the 165Reads7.9Score100Shelves
- 11 The Cultivation Investiture of the Gods 修仙封神榜 In the Age of Declining Dharma, immortals and demons wage a great war. The Way of Heaven is the way of humanity. The survival of the Dharma realm rests in the hands of every one of us. This book is tagged as fantasy romance. The love in this story is the Way of Heaven's care for all living beings, and the righteous love that inspires them to work together to uphold its order. Cultivating immortality means cultivating humanity. The righteous path in this world is a rough one. 14.2kReads9.5Score2.7kShelves
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The Medical and Martial World 医武江湖
What is Chinese medicine? Is it a technique or a Way? What is the world of the jianghu? Is it black or white? This story tells of the first half of a life spent entering the Way through medicine, taking you into the real jianghu and revealing the most mysterious parts of traditional culture, as well as the good and evil buried deep in human nature.
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- 13 The Feng Shui Clinic 风水医馆 Lin Feng, a brash young man with a formal education in traditional Chinese medicine, takes over his grandfather's “Feng Shui Clinic.” He's well-grounded in Chinese medicine and knows a little feng shui. He expects to spend his days guarding a run-down shop and barely scraping by, but to his surprise, his family's inherited “feng shui acupuncture” technique helps him make a name for himself. He reads feng shui and unblocks meridians, treating the body while changing people's fortunes. With Chines 800Reads—Score139Shelves
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An Ordinary Doctor Who Heals the World 济世凡医
Seeing color, hearing sound, and taking a pulse with three fingers: a traditional worldview gives rise to traditional medical principles. This story has no supernatural powers or tycoons throwing money around. It is simply a day-by-day account of an ordinary practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine on his path as a doctor, guided by the heartfelt wish to carry on the teachings of the sages. Throughout the long river of history, traditional medicine has protected generations of Chinese people
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- 15 I'm a Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor, and I'm Also an Expert in the Supernatural 我是中医生，玄学也精通 Physiognomy + the Four Pillars of Destiny + feng shui + Qimen Dunjia + Plum Blossom Numerology + Zi Wei Dou Shu + traditional Chinese medicine + talismans + Zhuyou healing + sorcery... The protagonist is Shen Zhuoran. He was once Shen Shaoxun, a master of metaphysics and renowned practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine during the Jiaqing era of the Qing dynasty. After being reborn through reincarnation, he transmigrated to 1996. In 2016, he enrolled in a university of traditional Chinese me 27.8kReads8.4Score1kShelves
- 16 Zhang Zhongyong, Chinese Medicine Bone-Setting Specialist 中医正骨师张仲勇 Many of the medical cases in this book are based on real cases. Zhang Zhongyong, a traditional Chinese medicine massage therapist, graduated from a university of Chinese medicine. After being fired by a community hospital, he studied and practiced tirelessly for ten years, finally turning his life around. Yet after making a name for himself in America, he gave up a high salary and returned to China to open the Tiandao Supreme Medicine Clinic, where he treats and saves patients with ancient Chine 515Reads7.1Score—Shelves
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A Miscellany on Mind Cultivation: No-Mind Qigong 无念气功之修心杂录
There is a great deal to learn about practicing qigong. These days, many masters go around promoting and preaching their teachings, making it hard to tell what's real and what's not. When I was in junior high, I was fortunate enough to meet a master who passed a few words of wisdom on to me. I practiced until I was twenty-five, then continued on and off for more than ten years. I don't dare claim that others are wrong, and I don't know whether what I learned is genuine. In this age of spiritual
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The Mystical Yellow Emperor's Yinfu Scripture 玄学黄帝阴符经
The Yellow Emperor Xuanyuan: Leader of the ancient Huaxia tribal alliance and the common ancestor of the Huaxia people in China's remote antiquity. First among the Five Emperors, he is revered as the “cultural progenitor of China.” An emperor embodies virtue, the Way, and Heaven; he holds the highest position. “From ancient times to the present, only our Huaxia endures.” When in doubt, study Daoism at once. Those who observe the past and understand the Way find joy in both the great and the smal
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- 19 The Art of Reading Qi 望气术 Introduction to The Art of Qi Reading This book delves into the mysterious art of qi reading. Qi reading involves interpreting people's fortunes and predicting good or bad luck by observing the colors, shapes, and changes of clouds and qi fields. It can be used to assess the auspiciousness of a home or burial site. Golden yellow signifies great fortune, prosperity, and success; purple is also auspicious, signaling academic honors and an official career. Practicing qi reading requires a foundati 1.7kReads—Score605Shelves
- 20 The True Awakening of the Supreme Old Lord's Daoist Heart 太上老君道心启真 Take the void and the natural way as its guiding principle; take clarity, purity, inaction, and non-interference as its substance. Act without intention or attachment; unite with the One, and all things are accomplished. The Supreme Lord Lao, the foremost teacher of the Dao, embodies profound virtue that flows far and wide. His every word and deed contains the ultimate principles of the Great Dao. The Lord Lao often presents himself with a calm and peaceful bearing, every gesture displaying comp 1.8kReads6.8Score355Shelves
- 21 100 Stories of Ordinary People Getting Rich 100个普通人致富故事 Do you often feel like making money is something far beyond your reach? You go to work and come home every day, and your paycheck barely covers the basics. You’d like to try a side gig, but you always feel you’d need a lot of money or special skills to get started. In fact, opportunities for ordinary people like us are hidden in the little corners of everyday life. The 100 stories in this book are about people just like you and me: stay-at-home moms, laid-off workers, retired men, and young peop 3kReads6.9Score276Shelves
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Don’t Read This Book, or You Might Defy Fate and Change Your Destiny 别看这本书我怕你逆天改命
This is nothing more than an ordinary online novel. It is nowhere near as miraculous as fellow readers claim! The only reason you can click to read it is that your luck has already begun to change. When you start from the first chapter and read carefully, the gears of your destiny may already have begun to turn.
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- 23 A Shopkeeper’s Journal 开店日志 [Sharing one little tip for running a shop every day] The author has run a shop for ten years. Here, I share my real-life experience running a shop, with the aim of revealing the inside story of the industry and helping aspiring entrepreneurs avoid common pitfalls. To be clear: this is not web fiction, but a true account. It covers all kinds of pitfalls along the road to starting a business; real business figures; and a few little stories, too. Starting a business isn’t easy. I dedicate this acc 1.4kReads8.2Score293Shelves
- 24 A User's Guide to Traditional Chinese Medicine 中医使用手册 Betrayed by his wife, stuck in his career, burdened by his parents’ illness, and watching his son get bullied, Chen Lu awakens the memories of his hundred lifetimes of reincarnation! He once discussed the Dao with Laozi, befriended Confucius and Mencius, spoke of Buddhism with Shakyamuni, and talked with Jesus about the afterlife. He once stood atop a mountain, ruling as an emperor and looking down on the world. He also once sank to the depths, where outlaws and the abyss stared back at him. He 58.3kReads8.9Score8kShelves
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The Journey to Win Your Heart 撷君行
Time’s wheels roll ever onward into the mid-Tang era. On this land shrouded by evil spirits, the people suffer while no one comes to their aid. Only Sun A Shi, the Medicine King, leads his disciples in searching for the secret to driving the evil spirits away. Three couples among the Medicine King’s disciples, Jiang Ze and Jiegeng, Gancao and Guizhi, and Doukou and Didi, hold fast to their faith in battle and never give up in the face of hardship. Like dancers, they weave love and hate into a ma
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- 26 Master Ni's Complete Treatise on Cold Damage 倪师人纪之伤寒论全集 Treatise on Cold Damage is a classic Chinese medicine text written by Zhang Zhongjing of the Eastern Han dynasty. In 12 volumes, it examines the principles of treating externally contracted febrile diseases. Ten volumes, comprising 22 chapters, survive today. 3.6kReads8.2Score491Shelves
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Ten Socializing Techniques 十神社交术
This is an unconventional guide to the art of social interaction, inspired by the author’s insights into “Daoist Eight Characters fortune-telling” and “Western pickup artistry.” It is completely different from the books on relationships you see in everyday life: not only is it easy to understand, it is also highly practical. Let’s look at the true nature of human beings in social interactions from a different perspective…
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- 28 The Principles of Ternary Consciousness and Memory Mapping 三元意识与记忆映射原理 This book deciphers the secrets of human longevity through philosophical reasoning. Tomato's number one original philosophical masterpiece, The Threefold Consciousness and Memory Mapping Principle, explores ideology, human nature, the secrets of human longevity, the truth behind ancient history, the origin of the moon, the mystery of the Great Flood, reasoning about past-life memories, an analysis of homosexuality, depression, multidimensional worlds, the differences in how men and women are att 1.5kReads9.2Score460Shelves
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The Zhuyou Art: A Mysterious Legacy of Millennia-Old Medicine 祝由术：千年医道的神秘传承
Zhu You Arts: The Mysterious Legacy of a Thousand Years of Medicine
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- 30 The Way of Revitalizing Yang 振阳医道 The Path of Zhenyang Medicine is an epic TCM novel inspired by Li Ke, a renowned modern practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine. It tells the legendary story of Li Zhenyang, a self-taught old physician who spent half a century practicing medicine, wielding a thunderbolt's decisiveness and a bodhisattva's compassion to perform miracle after miracle, bringing patients back from the brink of death. With gripping prose, the novel recreates Li Zhenyang's real cases: venturing deep into plague-st 40Reads—Score—Shelves
- 31 I Entered the Dao Through Medicine: You're Accusing Me of Practicing Without a License? 我以医入道：你告我无证行医？ (The rating just came out, so it's a little low.) With his family fallen on hard times and everything going wrong from the start, Su Xing finds an ancient book of traditional Chinese medicine while sorting through his grandfather's belongings. From then on, he changes his fate, curing every illness with a single touch and bringing patients back from the brink. But as his understanding deepens, he gradually realizes that the ancient book is far more than just a medical text… He gets lucky and pic —Reads6.6Score—Shelves
- 32 The Mystical Way of Medicine 医道玄天 A medical prodigy has his cultivation crippled and discovers that true medicine is not about saving the dying and healing the injured, but about defying heaven and changing fate. In a world where might makes right, he uses silver needles and elixirs to forge an unprecedented path to the pinnacle of the medical arts. The Xuantian Continent is a land where martial arts flourish and sects abound. Medicine is considered an inferior discipline, and physicians hold low status. Legend has it that the h —Reads—Score—Shelves
- 33 Heir of the Great Clarity 太清传人 No transmigration, no System, no spiritual roots, no wise old man at his side, and no decisive scheming that spans the ages. Just an ordinary scholar with a bit of a temper, who accidentally mistakes a soul collector for a ghost and takes one step onto the path to immortality. From berating the Dragon Lord to wielding his sword against Kunlun, he takes on “the renewal of humanity” in a struggle against “the eternal mandate of Heaven,” breaks the fixed order of immortals and gods, and reshapes th 3.8kReads7.5Score345Shelves
- 34 Taiyi Escape Armor 太一遁甲 The Taichi legacy passed down, the Dunjia mysteries restored. Seventeen years, captured in a single book. I am the one who restored Taichi Dunjia and created the Art of Reading Situations. If you are interested in the intricacies of Dunjia, Liu Ren, Bazi, feng shui, and Chinese divination, as well as traditional Chinese culture and the occult, if you are searching without a guide, unsure of your direction, overwhelmed by complexity, unable to find a path or a place to begin, this book is your fi 1.3kReads8.2Score360Shelves
- 35 A Concise Guide to the Essentials of Traditional Chinese Medicine 中医学教材浓缩精华版 A Condensed Guide to the Essentials of Traditional Chinese Medicine is a practical book designed for students of traditional Chinese medicine. It distills the dense, complex content of standard textbooks and precisely extracts the core concepts. From the basic theories of traditional Chinese medicine to classic prescriptions, from meridians and acupuncture points to diagnosis and treatment based on pattern differentiation, everything is presented in clear, concise language. Whether you are a tra 455Reads—Score121Shelves
- 36 The Secrets of the Five Arts 五术天机 In ancient times, the Daoist arts comprised five branches: mountain, medicine, fate, physiognomy, and divination. They connected with the heavens and earth, explained human affairs, and discerned the spirits. Today, however, these arts are scattered throughout the world, held by doctors, feng shui masters, astrologers, diviners, and face readers, some genuine and some false. The arts endure, but people are gradually losing them. Now the workings of fate turn anew, and the schools of these arts o 48Reads—Score—Shelves
- 37 The Barefoot Chinese Medicine Doctor 赤脚中医 Pluck a handful of grass, pick up a needle: relieve people’s pain and save their lives. A folk healer from the very bottom of society continues the timeless legend and myth of traditional Chinese medicine... From July 28 onward, four chapters will be released daily. 1kReads8.7Score188Shelves
- 38 Orphaned from the Start, I Escape My Toxic Family and Head to the Countryside 开局父母双亡，摆脱极品去下乡 Also known as The Sweet, Strong Female Educated Youth Finds a Male Supporting Character for a Partner In the book, Jin Yu is pushed into a river by the heroine and dies because the heroine's beloved has feelings for her. The Jin Yu who arrives from another world waves her little hand. What is there to be afraid of? I'll take her down! From then on, the heroine's life becomes pure misery. Jin Yu rubs her chin and plans for the future. Since she's already ended up here, she might as well make some 2.5kReads7.7Score161Shelves
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The Book of Fortune-Telling 算命簿
I am a fortune-teller in real life. I was 83 years old when I wrote this book. No one knows what sort of writing an 83-year-old man might produce, and neither do I. I just want to write a book while I still have time, and finally put one matter to rest... Synopsis: A wandering fortune-teller speaks of hidden mysteries, yet has a past unknown to all. This forbidden volume records a century's worth of secrets about practitioners of the occult. In the instant when dark arts clash with fate, the mys
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Republican Era: The Last of the Jianghu 民国：最后的江湖
From an outlaw to a high-ranking general in the Republic of China, then into the War of Resistance against Japan, he walks the loneliest path of all. He seeks no place in the history books, only for the land and rivers to bear witness: on this black soil, there will always be those who refuse to kneel! (Xiang Bei, formerly known by the pen name Lao Zei)
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- 41 Beneath the Splendor 繁华之下 In the winter of 1994, the third sister, Hao Xiaocao, drifted like a withered leaf into a snowy hollow on North Mountain. The police's conclusion: suicide. The truth was a fish in an ice hole, its scales glinting beneath the dark water. Three brothers' different memories of the same death formed a puzzle, all pointing to the same death before the body had even gone cold. In Northeast China, every person who freezes to death forms a unique pattern of ice crystals. Those "suicide" ice flowers in p 6.5kReads9.1Score815Shelves
- 42 Back to 1985: Tales of the Northeast 重回1985：东北往事 These are fiery years spent feeling one’s way across a river by touching the stones, a time of thriving vitality where the bold could eat their fill, and of wild growth where big shots were everywhere. The rules of this society have never changed: the meek fear the tough, the tough fear the ruthless, the ruthless fear the reckless, and the reckless fear those who don’t care if they live or die. But even those who don’t care if they live or die fear madmen. And so, Zhou Dongbei went mad. (TV adap 86.2kReads9.6Score8.8kShelves
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The Art of Healing 医路精诚
The companion novel to this book, I Am a Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor, is complete. The new novel, From Village Doctor to Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine, is currently being updated. Interested readers are welcome to check it out. At a time when traditional Chinese medicine is in decline, hospitals bearing its name are treating patients with Western medicine. Wang Chen, an heir to the Shanghan school, simply cannot stand it: even for a common cold, a traditional Chinese medicine ho
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- 44 The Wilds’ Ninth Squad 荒野九队 In the Qinghai Yadan badlands, local police discover a burned corpse. Hanging around its neck is the ID tag of Cang Yunfeng, a member of Wilderness Team Nine. But at that very moment, Cang Yunfeng is lounging on his sofa at home, watching TV. Only when a policewoman calls does he suddenly realize... he seems to have been missing for a very long time... 92.1kReads9.5Score10.8kShelves
- 45 This Spirit Medium Is Pretty Powerful! 这个出马仙有点强！ A piece of red cloth, three feet and three inches long. The old hall's people, the old hall's immortals. One day, when they emerge from the depths of the mountains, their names will spread far and wide! I was born in a rural village in Northeast China in the 1980s. When I was seven, a spirit medium said I was fated to suffer three calamities and eight misfortunes, and would one day become a horse-riding shaman. I didn't believe it, but hardship kept finding me. To make a living, I worked as a wa 148.7kReads9.7Score13.6kShelves
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Medicine Is Never Too Humble to Be Practiced 医不贱施
An overworked corporate drone dies and is reborn as the disgrace of a family wiped out in battle. Armed with the four spiritual meridian inheritances of medicine, poison, martial arts, and the body, along with KPI management strategies, he rebuilds a collapsed general's residence and leads it back to the summit of Guizang.
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The Way of Heavenly Mystery: The Healing Arts 天玄医道之医道
Did the myths of ancient China really exist? Who actually wrote the Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon? Who discovered the body's meridians? Did Shennong really taste every herb? Can people truly control themselves? Is our world still the same world that originally belonged to us? My grandfather was an old-school Chinese doctor who hoped I would carry on his medical practice. From childhood, he taught me to memorize all kinds of ancient texts. I wasn't particularly interested in Chinese medicine, nor
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Ling Ran, the Great Doctor 大医凌然
One needle can save a life, and one thought can protect all living beings. A young Chinese medicine practitioner carrying an old medical kit treats illness with three silver needles and warms hearts with his sincerity. He will make you believe that people like this still exist: skilled hands, and a loving heart.
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Taiwan's Tumultuous Seventy Years 台湾激荡七十年
Taiwan lies to the east of the Pacific Ocean, borders the Bashi Channel to the south, the Ryukyu Islands to the north, and faces Fujian across the sea to the west. Rich in natural resources and blessed with beautiful scenery and a deep cultural heritage, it has long been known as “China’s treasure island.” Since ancient times, Taiwan has been an inseparable part of China’s sacred territory. In ancient Chinese texts, Taiwan was called Yingzhou, Yizhou, Liuchiu, and by other names. During the Yuan
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- 50 The Qing Dynasty's Spoils-Sharing Game 清朝的分肥游戏 Through eight dimensions, including the privileges of the Eight Banners, land seizures, the Revolt of the Three Feudatories, centralized power in the Grand Council, the dual Manchu-Han system, clerks manipulating officials, unofficial fiscal levies, and salt merchant monopolies, this book analyzes how power and wealth were distributed in the Qing Dynasty. It reveals how the dynasty constantly teetered between sharing out the spoils and losing control: from Eight Banners elites living off the sta 11Reads8.3Score—Shelves
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