Are There Any Books That Teach Chinese Medicine Formulas Like a Dictionary? 能像查字典一样学中医经方的书吗？
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The Fragrance of Medicine 药箱药香
Not long after his birth, Niu Niu dies in a devastating plague. His body decays and disappears, while another soul quietly transmigrates to the Han Dynasty. At that time, war rages across the land, people struggle to survive, corpses litter the fields, and a rampant plague claims the lives of Niu Niu’s parents. With their dying breaths, they tell him to seek out his great-uncle Zhang Zhongjing, the governor of Changsha and a practicing physician. Impressed by Niu Niu’s extraordinary talent and g
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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
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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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The Hilarious, In-Depth Guide to Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases 伤寒杂病论爆笑详解版
The Hilarious, In-Depth Guide to Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases is a medical classic interpretation that turns tradition on its head. With witty, humorous language, the book presents a fresh take on Zhang Zhongjing's Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases, breathing new life into this ancient text on traditional Chinese medicine. Skillfully blending modern elements with ancient wisdom, the author uses entertaining stories and vivid examples to explain complex, dif
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The Jing Family’s Daughter Comes of Age 景家有女初长成
[Male lead is a scientific prodigy + female lead is heir to a legacy of traditional Chinese medicine + childhood friends + two top students + everyone's darling] She is the eldest daughter of the Jing family, raised in the countryside from the age of five, and the heiress to a major conglomerate... At fifteen, she returned to the capital. Her extraordinary medical skills caught the attention of people from every walk of life. An overseas trip brought her glory, and a livestream watched around th
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The Immortal's Path to Medicine 参仙医路
Liang Dakuan, a graduate of a college of traditional Chinese medicine, happens upon a thousand-year-old ginseng spirit in the Changbai Mountains by a twist of fate. This ginseng spirit is no ordinary treasure: it can detect ailments in the human body, pinpoint their causes, and quickly devise the most effective treatments based on ancient medical texts. Armed with this extraordinary boon, Liang Dakuan sets out on the path to becoming a great doctor who heals the world. From a small village in th
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Doctor: Operating on Myself Is Perfectly Reasonable 医生：给自己做手术，这很合理吧
In his previous life, Xu Qiu was revered as a national physician and a sage of medicine. He transmigrates into the body of an ordinary young doctor. What he doesn’t expect is to be rejected by three hospitals in a row from the start, while looking for a job. On his way to the next hospital, he suddenly develops acute appendicitis and is forced onto the operating table. Just when Xu Qiu thinks his luck couldn’t get any worse, the lead surgeon suddenly faints in the middle of the operation! Ta
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The Classic Formula Slacker 经方摸鱼派
In a nutshell, this is all about practical cases. The opening introduces the origins and characteristics of the Classical Formula School of Traditional Chinese Medicine; everything after that is devoted to real-world practice. The story is secondary. Chen Yu, a country boy, has been plagued by illness since childhood. With nowhere left to turn for treatment, he reluctantly enrolls in a school of Chinese medicine in hopes of saving himself, but the knowledge taught by its academic school of thoug
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Green Tassels: April's Last Blossoms 青流苏之四月芳菲尽
Both leads are strong, and I think they’re both faithful to each other, though maybe not! This is a coming-of-age story about a girl, with no rebirth, no transmigration, no cheats, and no golden fingers. The heroine, Li Weimo, also known as Ziwan, is skilled in medicine. The hero, Wen Shuyu, also known as Yan’an, is a general. The second male lead, Qi Ruxu, also known as Liu Qianxing, is gifted in music and painting. Ziwan will not be a bird in a cage. Even as a caged songbird, she should perch
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Exploring Classical Formulas for Common Illnesses 常见病的经方探索
Traditional Chinese medicine formulas have long been an effective way to treat illness. I am a folk practitioner of Chinese medicine, and through practice I have built up a collection of effective prescriptions. I have put them together here so my fellow practitioners can explore them with me!
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As a Divine Doctor, I Have a Golden Finger 作为神医，我有一个金手指
Can traditional Chinese medicine really cure illnesses? Yes! And fast! Learn about the treatment principles in Zhang Zhongjing’s Treatise on Cold Damage and Essential Prescriptions from the Golden Cabinet. You can use the chapter titles to find out about the causes and treatments of the conditions you’re interested in. This book offers an accurate look at pathology, pharmacology, prescriptions, and treatments. Even people who know nothing about traditional Chinese medicine say it’s good. After
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- 12 EN 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. 225.5kReads9.5Score81.9k14d adds
- 13 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 20.6kReads9.4Score3.2k14d adds
- 14 The Peerless National Healer 无双国医 Why do expert department heads from the country's top hospitals keep showing up at a neighborhood clinic? Why do renowned experts and professors from across the country so often visit a township health center? Yun Heng, a master's graduate in traditional Chinese medicine, had just started his new job when he offended the hospital's department head and was driven out. With no choice but to make a living at a neighborhood clinic, he somehow turned a township community health center into a national 61.3kReads9.5Score7.4k14d adds
- 15 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 21.7kReads9.2Score2.3k14d adds
- 16 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. 1.9kReads8.9Score24714d adds
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The Green Satchel Medical Text 青囊医书
When people look back on the past, they often sigh over missed opportunities and regret what they can no longer change. Little do they know that capable people can thrive anywhere. In the end, whether life goes well or badly depends on the person. Ge Rumo firmly believes this. Just as she clawed her way up from humble beginnings and was about to have it all, a promotion, a raise, fame, and fortune, she opened her eyes to find herself in a different body. But she isn't afraid. Watch as she carrie
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Records of Healing the World, A New Compendium of Materia Medica, The Hundred Herbs 悬壶济世录，本草新篇，百药谱
Li Shizhen, courtesy name Dongbi and sobriquet Binhu, was born in Qizhou, Huguang (present-day Qichun, Hubei). A renowned medical scholar of the Ming dynasty, he wrote the Compendium of Materia Medica, hailed as "the great compendium of Eastern medicine." Born into a family of physicians, Li Shizhen developed a deep interest in medicine from an early age. He traveled widely, collecting medicinal specimens and studying their properties and effects. Through years of practice, he gained extensive c
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- 19 A Doctor's Skill Shakes the Capital 医手遮天闯都城 College student Lin Xiaoxuan has had one misfortune after another. Framed by his classmates, he is expelled and sent home, only for his mother to be beaten by a local bully, leaving her bedridden with a shattered spine. Seeking revenge for her, Lin is instead left with a broken leg and a disfigured face, and has no choice but to become a beggar. But fate takes an unexpected turn: after a car accident, he inherits the legacy of a divine physician. From then on, Lin Xiaoxuan masters medicine and c 10.7kReads8.5Score1.5k14d adds
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Learning from Scratch: Traditional Chinese Medicine Acupuncture 从零学习：中医针灸
After Wang Bing fails his high school entrance exam, he apprentices himself to learn acupuncture. At the same time, he enrolls in a vocational school to study the fundamentals of Chinese medicine. Moving between his apprenticeship and school, he learns from scratch, bit by bit; while on campus, he also forms deep friendships with many people. The story of Wang Bing’s life begins to unfold. He will return after mastering his craft and become a great master of his generation; he will benefit his c
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- 21 I Have a Thousand Years of Medical Wisdom, and You Call Me a Hospital's Deadweight? 我千年医道，你说我是医院废物？ Young doctor Fang Yan dreamed of a thousand years. In his dream, he and his family’s clinic traveled through the long river of history. He met the miracle doctor Bian Que, the Daoist physician Ge Hong, the Sage of Medicine Zhang Zhongjing, the Medicine King Sun Simiao, the Lesser Sage of Medicine Zhang Jingyue, the founder of the Fire Spirit School Zheng Qin’an… The clinic carried Fang Yan across all of history. In each era, he stayed awhile and met the most outstanding physicians of the time… H 20.1kReads9.3Score2.6k14d adds
- 22 A Traditional Chinese Medicine Heir Enters a University of Chinese Medicine 祖传中医上中医药大学 (This book contains no supernatural phenomena or unrealistic plotlines. It is purely a medical story, with detailed medical content. The case studies and prescriptions in the book should only be used by non-professionals under professional guidance.) Times have changed. Do practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine need licenses now? Xiao Li is about to take the college entrance exam anyway, so let him go to university and get one. So, at his elders’ insistence, Li Jiebing gets into Shanhe Pr —Reads—Score—14d adds
- 23 A Different Kind of Traditional Chinese Medicine 不一样的中医 A female military officer from Beijing, and a young man who has studied traditional Chinese medicine since childhood. They are seven years apart, with different identities, life experiences, social standing, and backgrounds. How could the two of them ever end up together? A miracle-working doctor? A traditional martial arts master? Could he really be worthy of a female military officer from Beijing? 1.1kReads6.6Score13014d adds
- 24 I'm from a Family of Chinese Medicine Practitioners, and I Heal the City with My Miraculous Hands 我，中医世家，在都市妙手回春 Yang Xiaotian, heir to a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, couldn’t stand the career path his family had laid out for him. He left the army and fled to the big city, where he unexpectedly became a legendary doctor. So what if you’re a high-ranking official? A tycoon? A celebrity or aristocrat? You control money, status, and influence in the mortal world. But I, Yang Xiaotian, can control your lives. 967Reads7.3Score11014d adds
- 25 Li Hengzheng, the Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor 中医李衡正 Acupuncture, herbal medicine, prescriptions, and treatment methods, all based on real clinical cases. From common ailments like heatstroke and colds to all kinds of difficult and complicated conditions, these cases show treatments that many people can carry out. They aim to help more people understand how Chinese medicine treats illness, and whether it can truly do so. They also aim to help more people understand the hardships faced by folk practitioners of Chinese medicine and how difficult it 348Reads8.8Score10214d adds
- 26 The Xiao Family Stage 萧家台子 In the war-torn years of the resistance against Japan, the Xiao clan of Jiangxi upheld a thousand-year tradition of Daoist medicine, answering the nation’s call with the heart of healers. The six sons left home, armed with silver needles as swords and herbs as armor, protecting their family’s medical legacy amid the smoke of war and the tides of change. From practicing medicine aboard a houseboat in Changsha to holding fast and embracing innovation amid the currents of history, three generations 22Reads—Score—14d adds
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My Divine Beast Is a Cat 我的神兽是一只猫
[Medical Immortal Master + Reborn + Divine Beasts from the Classic of Mountains and Seas + Ruthless and Decisive + Urban High Martial Arts] Qin Xuan was a once-in-a-century genius of Medicine King Valley, able to infer much from little and blessed with extraordinary insight. In the woods... that cat, with one blue eye and one golden eye, possessed intelligence and a promise far beyond that of ordinary creatures. The cliff was deep, and Qin Xuan's body plunged rapidly downward. His senior brother
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