Medical Classics. I'm Parting With These Reluctantly, You Know? 医道典籍,忍痛割爱 懂?
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Traditional Chinese Medicine Case Studies 汉方医案
All the medical cases in this book are drawn from Huanghan Medicine, published by the Shanghai Zhonghua Book Company in 1936. It includes 568 selected classic case studies, 338 classic prescriptions, and three cases from treatments we have personally experienced. This book follows the works Treatise on Cold Damage and Essentials from the Golden Cabinet, compiled by the sage physician Zhang Zhongjing, and uses pattern differentiation according to the Six Channels as its guide. It provides a gener
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A Modern Plain-Language Edition of Integrating Chinese and Western Medicine 现代白话版【医学衷中参西录】
This book combines the first, second, and third installments of Zhang Xichun's Records of Medicine with Chinese and Western Perspectives, specifically the sections on prescriptions. As an important part of the work's eight installments, it draws on clinical practice to turn profound medical principles into clear, accessible discussions. Its prose is smooth and natural, its insights distinctive and original, and its language vivid and engaging. The Tried and Proven Prescriptions section contains
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- 153 Dr. Ni's Case Studies 倪师医案 Ni Haixia (1954–2012) was a renowned practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine, specializing in classical formulas and acupuncture. In clinical practice, he was known for accurate diagnoses and combining acupuncture with herbal medicine. Many of his case studies focused on severe and difficult-to-treat illnesses. He emphasized returning to the classical principles of Treatise on Cold Damage and Essentials from the Golden Cabinet, combined with the Five Movements and Six Climates and the Six-C 200Reads7.6Score—14d adds
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The Road Ahead for a Healer 医者前行路
The story begins six months before my final year of university ends. I recommend starting at Chapter 69. So far, it has covered several major themes: the truth about time, attitudes toward money, procrastination and dissection, and defining the boundaries of life. The second volume is a record of practical experience, the third combines thought and practice, and the fourth recounts what happened after I was utterly crushed. Almost everything is written in the first person, as a record of real ev
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The Mad Daoist Xiaofan’s Journey to Enlightenment in the Mortal World 癫道小凡的人尘悟道之行
Author He Gui Gu Shan Xi poured their heart and soul into this work, blending historical sources and imagination. They build bridges between fact and fiction, and paint in the space between what is and what is not. They strive to restore historical figures to their true character while drawing on personal experience to reimagine fictional characters in depth. The novel embraces the earnest pursuit of knowledge and the Dao, the benevolence of healing through medicine, the wisdom of feng shui, the
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The Legendary Divine Physician of the City 都市妙手神医传奇
Brought low overnight, yet his medical skills shock the world! Li Wanji is an intern doctor who has just been fired from the hospital and is so broke he has only 21 yuan left. After waking from a nap, he finds an ancient immortal medical tome in his mind: the Azure Pouch Immortal Canon. From then on, the silver needles in his hands can decide life and death, while talisman water can restore flesh to bone. His astonishing medical skills overturn everything modern medicine knows. He had planned to
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Livestream: Teaching Kids to Write Essays and Be Good People 直播:教孩子写作文,学做人
Writing compositions is easy! This book shows parents how to guide their children in writing and in learning how to be good people. Drawing on traditional Chinese thought, it explores methods and techniques for parent-child education.
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Yanshu: A Feng Shui Master of the Three Mirrors 衍枢:三镜风水师
Wu Yanshu is the youngest feng shui master on Tide City’s Divination Lane. Her grandfather, Chu Shouyuan, is a leading authority in the field. What she inherited from him was more than just his sleeve-bound tools: she also inherited his original “Three-Mirror Cross-Check” method. The spatial mirror examines feng shui formations, the temporal mirror examines birth charts and destiny, and the divination mirror examines the Six Lines. Cross-checking all three brings the misdiagnosis rate down from
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A Bizarre Tale of Feng Shui! 风水奇谭!
Chen Yan, a top student at a 985 university, suffered a devastating blow at just twenty-two: His roommate set him up and framed him, driving him into a dead end; His girlfriend of three years cheated on him; his father was hospitalized with a serious illness, and he couldn't even scrape together the 5,000-yuan deposit. His loan payments were overdue and collectors were after him. He was about to become... Just as he sank into utter despair, a mysterious old Daoist appeared, opened his heavenly e
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