During the war-torn Anti-Japanese War era, the Xiao family in Jiangxi adhered to the millennium of Taoist medicine inheritance and responded to the national crisis with the heart of a doctor. The six sons left home, using silver needles as swords and herbs as armor, guarding the medical pulse in the smoke and changes. From the hanging pot on a boat house in Changsha to help the world, to persistence and innovation in the torrent of the times, three generations have gone through wars, chaos, difficulties and rebirth, and wrote a medical epic that spans a century with benevolence. This is a family story about inheritance, sacrifice and hope. In the needle light of history, we witness how the blood of traditional Chinese medicine continues to flow like a river. . .
"The Hilarious Explanation of the Yellow Emperor's Foreign Classics" is a work of interpretation of traditional Chinese medicine classics that subverts tradition and is both educational and entertaining. This book simplifies the ancient and profound "Huangdi Wai Jing" in a light and humorous way, making obscure medical theories lively and interesting. Through a series of explanations cleverly integrated into stories and jokes, readers can understand the essence of traditional Chinese medicine, from yin and yang and the five elements to the internal organs and meridians, from health preservation to disease prevention, while laughing. Whether you are a novice or an enthusiast of traditional Chinese medicine, you can find fun and gain in this hilarious detailed explanation. It is not only an introductory guide to learning Chinese medicine, but also a wonderful book that allows people to understand the wisdom of life while laughing.
According to "The Emperor's Century" by Huang Fumi of the Jin Dynasty and "The History of the Road" by Luo Mi of the Song Dynasty. The original text ("The Emperor's Century"): Fu Xi... Tasted hundreds of herbs and made nine needles to save his life in vain. Content: draw the eight trigrams, determine the yin and yang, make nine needles, taste hundreds of medicines, and lay the prototype of acupuncture and meridian theory." A fairy tale novel about traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture.
