Books About Traditional Chinese Medicine 中医相关的书籍。

1. 1 中 An Introduction to Common Chinese Medicinal Herbs and Their Uses 中药学常用中药功效介绍 People in Need困难群众351k WordsOngoing This book is a collection of notes organized from lectures by a teacher of clinical Chinese materia medica. Listening to the audiobook alongside a textbook on clinical Chinese materia medica makes for an even better learning experience. Chapter One summarizes the effects of commonly used Chinese medicines. It's ideal for last-minute cramming before a Chinese materia medica exam: the key points run to just a few thousand words, and memorizing them should be enough to pass. Chapters Two and Thre 177Reads—Score—Shelves

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   Chinese medicine, Chinese herbal medicine, Chinese patent medicine

2. 2 短 A Collection of Short Stories About Chinese Medicinal Herbs 短篇中草药故事集 Dao-Bearing Little Writing Master承道小写师Urban5.5M WordsOngoing Over the long history of China, traditional Chinese medicine has shone like a brilliant pearl, carrying thousands of years of wisdom and heritage. This book takes individual Chinese medicinal herbs as its starting point and weaves them into a series of gripping stories. Here, you’ll enter the unique world of each medicinal herb and trace its growth, learning how it draws its vitality from mountains, rivers, and valleys. From rare herbs deep in the mountains and forests to familiar plants growin 8Reads—Score—Shelves
3. 3 中 Stories of Chinese Medicine 中药故事 Cheng from China中国程57k WordsCompleted Clear Heat and Detoxify: Pu Jin Lian, Niu Yu Bai Tou Dai Qing Ban; Bai Jiang, Chong Lou, Jin Bai Xian, Hong Teng, Shan Dou, Tu San Lian; Jin Qiao, Bai She, Ye Ya Dan, Di Ding, Chui Pen Cao, Ma Chi Xian; Ma Bo, Hu Die, Qin She Gan. Purge Downward: Huang Xiao, Fan Lu Hui; Moisten the Intestines: Yu Li, Ma Dang Gui; Forcefully Purge Downward: Qian Niu, Ba Qian Jin, Jing Hong, Da Ji, Yuan Hua, Sui. 9Reads—Score—Shelves
4. 4 用 Treating All Kinds of Difficult and Unusual Illnesses with Chinese Patent Medicines 用中成药治各种疑难杂病 Zhang Jiucheng张九成21k WordsCompleted Traditional Chinese medicine has a long history and profound depth. From ancient times to the present, it has grown into a towering tree and become an indispensable part of Chinese civilization. In ancient times, although traditional Chinese medicine served the Chinese people with techniques such as decoctions, pills and powders (patent medicines), acupuncture, massage, acupressure, medicinal baths, talismans and incantations, there were very few practitioners. These skills were in the hands of 88Reads—Score—Shelves
5. 5 中 Fifty Years in the World of Traditional Chinese Medicine 中医江湖五十年 Chen Banxia陈半夏Modern Romance196k WordsCompleted For historical reasons, most people know little about traditional Chinese medicine, and some are even prejudiced against it. Yet firsthand medical experience is undoubtedly the best way to understand it. The author recounts his own journey studying medicine, as well as those of his master and grandmaster. In particular, he tells the story of his master, known as “A Heart Devoted to Medicine,” who began studying medicine at the age of eight and has now practiced for fifty years. The book offers r 7.5kReads9.5Score1.4kShelves

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   [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration]

6. 6 叫 Who Are You Calling a Quack?! 叫谁江湖郎中呢！ Mr. Country Road野路先生Urban150k WordsCompleted A strictly realistic story, with no supernatural forces! A master of traditional Chinese medicine comes down from the mountains, only to run into danger again and again. He thinks he can live out his days in peace at a university, but the clues his master left behind inadvertently expose the secret struggle between traditional medicine factions. His girlfriend, teachers, classmates, and teammates are all involved in the conflict in different ways, determined to forge a new path. (All the theorie —Reads—Score—Shelves

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   "Who are you calling a charlatan?" A master of traditional Chinese medicine is hiding in a university, and there is an undercurrent of sectarian struggle. Realistic touches reveal the dilemma of inheriting traditional Chinese medicine, and multiple lines of foreshadowing intertwine academia and politics. The plot design of drug experiments with hidden murderous intent is particularly brilliant‌. "Taoist Doctor Su Ziyang" ‌ A Taoist doctor used acupuncture and spells to solve the problem. The book is interspersed with Taoist classics and real medical cases to decipher the collision between Zhu Youshu and modern medicine. The notebook-style narrative makes readers feel as if they are experiencing the mysterious medical practice. "Common Doctors for the World" is a record of ordinary Chinese medicine practitioners' daily medical practice. Without the blessing of super powers, they only rely on "seeing, hearing, asking and feeling" to treat diseases and save lives. Focusing on the persistence of traditional medicine during its decline, the warmth and tragedy of cultural inheritance flow between the lines. "The Years I Was a Wandering Doctor" exposes the scams of tired medical practitioners and exposes the fraudulent logic of "killing ghosts and immobilizing the body" and other charlatan tricks. The anti-fraud core is combined with legendary narrative to reveal how medical fraud takes advantage of human weaknesses to weave myths.

7. 7 道 The Taoist Doctor Su Ziyang 道医苏子阳 Ling An苓安Urban1.1M WordsCompleted [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. 129.6kReads9.5Score31.1kShelves
8. 8 妙 The Miraculous Doctor Among the People 妙手神医在民间 Ling An苓安Urban1.1M WordsCompleted 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 14.7kReads9.4Score2.2kShelves
9. 9 我 My Years as a Traveling Doctor in the Martial World 我当江湖游医那些年 Master Xunyi巽易主人Urban1.1M WordsCompleted [Miracle Healer + Exposing Underworld Tricks + Anti-Fraud Awareness] After ten years of reform through labor, he’s out of prison and risking his life to expose the scams of wandering doctors. Find out whether you’ve been taken in. In our line of work, people in the underworld call us the “Fatigue Sect.” In the south, we’re known as physiognomists, or simply itinerant healers. Our art began with Bian Que and was carried on by Hua Tuo. I can behead ghosts, immobilize people, gather butterflies, an 205Reads7.0Score—Shelves
10. 10 祖 A Traditional Family Massage Technique 祖传推拿术 The Fragrance of Cinnabar and Ink丹墨心香33k WordsCompleted A new work is here! You are welcome to read my work on Tomato Novel. I hope you enjoy it. Your follows motivate me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well! 120Reads—Score—Shelves

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    Massage, Chinese massage

11. 11 推 I Earned a Home in Beijing Through Massage 推拿在北京赚了一套房 Strange-Colored Starry Sky陌色星空Urban179k WordsCompleted This is based on my real experience. When I was young, I didn't take my studies seriously. After graduating from high school, I was fortunate enough to learn massage therapy and how to carry myself from my mentor. After years of practice, I finally mastered his techniques. Then I came to Beijing alone to find work, and now I own several companies. I'm grateful to my wife and to Beijing. I am recording my younger years in writing. 11Reads—Score—Shelves
12. 12 赤 The Barefoot Chinese Medicine Doctor 赤脚中医 Happy Waters, Green Peak乐水青峰Urban879k WordsOngoing 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... Updated daily, with two chapters released at 5:30 p.m. From July 28 onward, four chapters will be released daily. 982Reads8.7Score190Shelves

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    Traditional Chinese Medicine, learn traditional Chinese medicine knowledge from scratch

13. 13 中 Li Hengzheng, the Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor 中医李衡正 Fate of Needles and Medicine针药同缘Urban501k WordsCompleted 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 280Reads8.8Score102Shelves
14. 14 中 Essays on Traditional Chinese Medicine 中医知识随笔 Ninety-Nine Returns to Medicine九九归医355k WordsOngoing I'm a fan of traditional Chinese medicine. When I come across useful knowledge about it, I feel as if I've found a treasure, so I jot it down for my own reference later. There are many schools of traditional Chinese medicine, each with its own unique techniques, and their views do not always agree. The information in this book is for reference, and you're welcome to leave a comment so we can share and discuss it. 27Reads—Score—Shelves
15. 15 伤 An Analysis of the 113 Prescriptions in Treatise on Cold Damage Through Ancient and Modern Medical Cases 伤寒论113方古今医案应用解析 Pharmacist Wang Ye药师王也Urban121k WordsOngoing An analysis of the ancient and modern clinical applications of the 113 formulas in the Treatise on Cold Damage. I hope this book can offer some help to those who love and are interested in traditional Chinese medicine. There are bound to be errors and omissions, so readers are welcome to point them out and offer corrections. 24Reads—Score—Shelves
16. 16 学 Learning Chinese Medicine Is Really Simple 学中医真的很简单 Lotus Seed Heart莲子心250k WordsCompleted The author is a practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine. I started out working in a hospital, then ran a traditional Chinese medicine clinic for many years, gaining a great deal of insight. I also realized that I had taken far too many detours while learning traditional Chinese medicine. That's why I now want to share my experience and little tips with everyone in simple, easy-to-understand ways, and use my own story to show that learning traditional Chinese medicine really is quite simple. 52Reads6.6Score—Shelves
17. 17 华 The Last Traditional Chinese Doctor in China 华夏最后一个中医 Yiwu Yu亿屋鱼Urban515k WordsCompleted Chen Qing is a young Chinese medicine practitioner just starting out. On his first day seeing patients, he discovers that he can actually hear his patients’ internal organs talking... Spleen: Brrr, it’s so cold. That fatty ate thirteen popsicles yesterday. I nearly froze to death. Lungs: Don’t get me started. He spent all night burping yesterday. I couldn’t get a wink of sleep. What a pain in the lungs. Liver: Stop complaining. He’s just a little greedy. It’s no big deal. Look at how he’s stayed 62.3kReads9.3Score3.4kShelves
18. 18 医 The Medical and Martial World 医武江湖 Yong Zhi用之Mystery2.3M WordsOngoing 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. 592Reads8.9Score107Shelves
19. 19 穿 Transmigrating to the Seventies: This Laid-Back Fish Turns Things Around and Goes Back to Lounging 穿越七零，咸鱼翻身继续躺 Yeye of the Ximu Family西木家的业业Modern Romance1.0M WordsCompleted Before transmigrating, Qiao Niannian was a couch potato who never got anywhere. Then fate dumped her into the grueling 1970s. Since she’d transmigrated, she might as well keep working toward a lazy, comfortable life. Things got off to a rough start, but she grew more determined with every setback. She braved the black market to make ends meet and went to college to keep up with the times. She started a business, made a little money, and soon life was looking lovely. Then she landed a gorgeous hu 153Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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    Super beautiful, recommended

20. 20 针 The Acupuncturist's Strange Tales 针灸师的异闻录 Wen Wusu文无素问Urban192k WordsCompleted A record of clinical adventures by an acupuncturist and a friend from the mystic arts: when acupuncture meets the mystic arts, and medical principles shed light on strange phenomena. This is a book that may make you see traditional Chinese medicine in a new light. From the transmission of illness energies to the Fire Offering of the Circle of Light, it reveals the unseen battlefield of life behind traditional Chinese medicine. Perhaps one day, in the hands of practitioners of traditional Chinese 2.4kReads8.9Score423Shelves

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    Read this book ~ you will be different and gain something

21. 21 不 A Traditional Chinese Doctor Who Can't Deliver Takeout Isn't a Worthy Prefect 不会送外卖的中医不是好刺史 Dang An当安Modern Romance964k WordsCompleted Guo Yuze, a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner who grew up in modern society, failed to protect the person he wanted to protect: Huo Ze. Huo Ze died in an accident caused by human interference. After avenging him, Guo Yuze transmigrated to the fictional era where Huo Ze lived, but Huo Ze had no memories of their life spent growing up and striving together. In this new life, Huo Ze is the Protector General of the Western Regions, while Guo Yuze is a governor sent on a suicide mission. In t 15Reads—Score—Shelves

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    The author writes the spirit of traditional Chinese medicine in each plot, which is very interesting and professional.

22. 22 药 The Fragrance of Medicine 药箱药香 Itchy Fur痒痒毛Historical353k WordsCompleted 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 153Reads—Score—Shelves

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    The counterattack of the plague nemesis Niu Niu! The medicine-pounding hammer hits the invincible hand all over the world!

23. 23 透 The X-Ray Doctor Who Conquers the City 透视邪医混花都 Xu Huan徐幻Urban11.7M WordsCompleted Chen Xuan accidentally inherits the legacy of a peerless evil healer. Mastering supreme medical skills and unlocking a divine eye that sees through everything, he rises to prominence in the city and lives life on his own terms! 24.1kReads9.1Score1.8kShelves
24. 24 救 Help! My Traditional Chinese Medicine System Gives Cash Back 救命！我的中药系统能返现 Li Conghou of Cambridge剑桥的李从厚Urban690k WordsCompleted Chen Ping, a mediocre graduate of a traditional Chinese medicine college, was fired from a medicated cuisine restaurant because his trembling hands made diagnosis impossible. His life hit rock bottom. Just as he was losing hope, he unexpectedly activated the Shennong Cashback System. Complete tasks by curing patients and earn cash rewards, but spend it all before the deadline! The System also holds lost medical secrets, knowledge of authentic medicinal herbs, and an even greater conspiracy. From 4Reads—Score—Shelves

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    This book is very good!

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