Four Sacred Books for Beginners to Learn Chinese Medicine on Their Own

62 气 Qi and Blood Are the Lifeblood Zhang Jichuancompleted —Reads9.6Score—Shelves

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Even though I embrace thousands of evening stars, you are the star in my eyes✧

63 中 Traditional Chinese Medicine from Beginner to Proficient Shi Xinghuacompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves

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Even though I embrace thousands of evening stars, you are the star in my eyes✧

64 中 Complete Collection of Chinese Herbal Medicines for Treating Diseases Li Huicompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves

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Even though I embrace thousands of evening stars, you are the star in my eyes✧

66 一 1,000 Examples of Famous Doctors' Folk Prescriptions That Work Instantly Gao Leicompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves

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Be self-disciplined and work hard, don't make life too easy

67 中 Traditional Chinese Medicine Prescriptions Can Cure All Diseases Healthy Life Book Editorial Board Editor, Chen Xijiu Chief Reviewercompleted 1.1kReads9.4Score—Shelves

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Be self-disciplined and work hard, don't make life too easy

68 伤 Treatise on Febrile Diseases (Full Vernacular Translation) Written by Zhang Zhongjing; Translated by Lin Guohuacompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves

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Be self-disciplined and work hard, don't make life too easy

69 中 Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine Zhang Boli; Chief Editor of the Education Steering Committee of the World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies; Wang Jian; Zhang Guoxia; Zhu Miansheng Chief Editorcompleted —Reads9.0Score—Shelves

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I recommend it after reading it. It is not easy to read classics when you are just learning. Chinese medicine is profound and profound. The classics are in classical Chinese, which is difficult for us to read and difficult to understand. I personally recommend that you first understand and familiarize yourself with the basics and become proficient in basic knowledge, and then read the classics to make it easier to understand the classics. Then choose what to study based on your own interests and hobbies: 1. "Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine" focuses on: yin and yang and the five elements, Zangxiang (the five internal organs), qi, blood, body fluids, and meridians. This is the language of Chinese medicine. If you can't understand this, it's all written in heaven. 2. Diagnosis After learning the theory of "Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnostics", you have to learn to "see a doctor". This book teaches you the four diagnostic methods of inspection, smelling, asking, cutting, and combining ginseng. Inspection is to check the complexion, essence, energy, and spirit. Olfactory diagnosis is to smell the smell, especially tongue diagnosis (looking at the tongue coating) and pulse diagnosis (feeling the pulse), which are the most intuitive "physical examination" methods in traditional Chinese medicine. The ancient Chinese medicine consultation formula: first ask about cold and heat, secondly ask about sweat, thirdly ask about head and body, fourthly ask about stool, fifthly ask about diet and sixthly ask about chest, seventhly ask about deafness and eightythirst, all should be identified, ninthly ask about old illness and tenly ask about the cause, and then take medicine to consult the mechanism. Women especially need to ask about their menstrual period. Delayed and rapid menstruation can be seen. Add a phrase to tell the pediatrician. Smallpox and measles are all experienced. 3. Weapons: "Chinese Materia Medica": Understand medicinal materials, know whether each medicine is cold or hot, and what diseases it cures. Including the warmth and coldness of food. Only by knowing the meridian distribution of sex and taste can we know what medicinal materials to use for people with different physiques and what kind of food is most beneficial to the body. "Prescription Science": Learn the compatibility of prescriptions and understand why several herbs are combined together. Use the least amount of medicine to solve the biggest problem. 4. The four famous classics of traditional Chinese medicine (advanced): "Huangdi Neijing" and "Treatise on Febrile Diseases", "Difficult Classic", "Shen Nong's Materia Medica" "Huangdi Neijing": the "Constitution" of traditional Chinese medicine, talking about health preservation and philosophy. It is recommended to read the vernacular version or the illustrated version first, rather than reading the original text directly. "Treatise on Febrile Diseases": The "Bible" of clinical practice, teaching you how to prescribe and treat diseases. I recommend lecture notes by Hu Xishu or Liu Duzhou, which are easier to understand with annotations. 🚀 Suggested learning path Phase 1: Building awareness (1-3 months) Goal: Understand the language of Chinese medicine and stimulate interest. Method: Watch the free course "Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine" on the Chinese University MOOC, and read the "Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine" textbook. Don't rush to memorize it at this stage. The focus is on understanding the concepts of Yin Yang and Five Elements. The second stage: System in-depth (3-6 months) Goal: Master diagnosis and medication. Method: Intensive reading of "Diagnostics of Traditional Chinese Medicine" and "Traditional Chinese Medicine". Start trying to observe your own tongue coating, or use the Meridian APP to find acupuncture points, and turn theory into practice. The third stage: classic and practical (more than 6 months) Goal: establish clinical thinking. Method: Study the annotated versions of "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" and "Huangdi Neijing". At the same time, read more medical records (such as "The Road of Famous Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners") and learn from the experiences of predecessors. 💡 Guide to avoid pitfalls Don't memorize by rote: Chinese medicine is logic, and understanding "why" is more important than memorizing "what". It is better to carry what needs to be carried. Don't prescribe medicines randomly: In the early stage, you should mainly focus on diet therapy and acupoint massage. Do not prescribe medicines to yourself or your family members easily, especially those containing toxic medicinal materials. Don't be superstitious about folk remedies: give priority to textbooks from authoritative publishing houses (human health, traditional Chinese medicine), and stay away from those folk prescription encyclopedias that claim to "cure all diseases."

70 中 Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnostics Li Candongcompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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I recommend it after reading it. It is not easy to read classics when you are just learning. Chinese medicine is profound and profound. The classics are in classical Chinese, which is difficult for us to read and difficult to understand. I personally recommend that you first understand and familiarize yourself with the basics and become proficient in basic knowledge, and then read the classics to make it easier to understand the classics. Then choose what to study based on your own interests and hobbies: 1. "Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine" focuses on: yin and yang and the five elements, Zangxiang (the five internal organs), qi, blood, body fluids, and meridians. This is the language of Chinese medicine. If you can't understand this, it's all written in heaven. 2. Diagnosis After learning the theory of "Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnostics", you have to learn to "see a doctor". This book teaches you the four diagnostic methods of inspection, smelling, asking, cutting, and combining ginseng. Inspection is to check the complexion, essence, energy, and spirit. Olfactory diagnosis is to smell the smell, especially tongue diagnosis (looking at the tongue coating) and pulse diagnosis (feeling the pulse), which are the most intuitive "physical examination" methods in traditional Chinese medicine. The ancient Chinese medicine consultation formula: first ask about cold and heat, secondly ask about sweat, thirdly ask about head and body, fourthly ask about stool, fifthly ask about diet and sixthly ask about chest, seventhly ask about deafness and eightythirst, all should be identified, ninthly ask about old illness and tenly ask about the cause, and then take medicine to consult the mechanism. Women especially need to ask about their menstrual period. Delayed and rapid menstruation can be seen. Add a phrase to tell the pediatrician. Smallpox and measles are all experienced. 3. Weapons: "Chinese Materia Medica": Understand medicinal materials, know whether each medicine is cold or hot, and what diseases it cures. Including the warmth and coldness of food. Only by knowing the meridian distribution of sex and taste can we know what medicinal materials to use for people with different physiques and what kind of food is most beneficial to the body. "Prescription Science": Learn the compatibility of prescriptions and understand why several herbs are combined together. Use the least amount of medicine to solve the biggest problem. 4. The four famous classics of traditional Chinese medicine (advanced): "Huangdi Neijing" and "Treatise on Febrile Diseases", "Difficult Classic", "Shen Nong's Materia Medica" "Huangdi Neijing": the "Constitution" of traditional Chinese medicine, talking about health preservation and philosophy. It is recommended to read the vernacular version or the illustrated version first, rather than reading the original text directly. "Treatise on Febrile Diseases": The "Bible" of clinical practice, teaching you how to prescribe and treat diseases. I recommend lecture notes by Hu Xishu or Liu Duzhou, which are easier to understand with annotations. 🚀 Suggested learning path Phase 1: Building awareness (1-3 months) Goal: Understand the language of Chinese medicine and stimulate interest. Method: Watch the free course "Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine" on the Chinese University MOOC, and read the "Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine" textbook. Don't rush to memorize it at this stage. The focus is on understanding the concepts of Yin Yang and Five Elements. The second stage: System in-depth (3-6 months) Goal: Master diagnosis and medication. Method: Intensive reading of "Diagnostics of Traditional Chinese Medicine" and "Traditional Chinese Medicine". Start trying to observe your own tongue coating, or use the Meridian APP to find acupuncture points, and turn theory into practice. The third stage: classic and practical (more than 6 months) Goal: establish clinical thinking. Method: Study the annotated versions of "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" and "Huangdi Neijing". At the same time, read more medical records (such as "The Road of Famous Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners") and learn from the experiences of predecessors. 💡 Guide to avoid pitfalls Don't memorize by rote: Chinese medicine is logic, and understanding "why" is more important than memorizing "what". It is better to carry what needs to be carried. Don't prescribe medicines randomly: In the early stage, you should mainly focus on diet therapy and acupoint massage. Do not prescribe medicines to yourself or your family members easily, especially those containing toxic medicinal materials. Don't be superstitious about folk remedies: give priority to textbooks from authoritative publishing houses (human health, traditional Chinese medicine), and stay away from those folk prescription encyclopedias that claim to "cure all diseases."

71 中 Theoretical Basics of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Henan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine's Inherited Characteristic Textbooks) Cui Shanshan Che Zhiyingcompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves

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I recommend it after reading it. It is not easy to read classics when you are just learning. Chinese medicine is profound and profound. The classics are in classical Chinese, which is difficult for us to read and difficult to understand. I personally recommend that you first understand and familiarize yourself with the basics and become proficient in basic knowledge, and then read the classics to make it easier to understand the classics. Then choose what to study based on your own interests and hobbies: 1. "Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine" focuses on: yin and yang and the five elements, Zangxiang (the five internal organs), qi, blood, body fluids, and meridians. This is the language of Chinese medicine. If you can't understand this, it's all written in heaven. 2. Diagnosis After learning the theory of "Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnostics", you have to learn to "see a doctor". This book teaches you the four diagnostic methods of inspection, smelling, asking, cutting, and combining ginseng. Inspection is to check the complexion, essence, energy, and spirit. Olfactory diagnosis is to smell the smell, especially tongue diagnosis (looking at the tongue coating) and pulse diagnosis (feeling the pulse), which are the most intuitive "physical examination" methods in traditional Chinese medicine. The ancient Chinese medicine consultation formula: first ask about cold and heat, secondly ask about sweat, thirdly ask about head and body, fourthly ask about stool, fifthly ask about diet and sixthly ask about chest, seventhly ask about deafness and eightythirst, all should be identified, ninthly ask about old illness and tenly ask about the cause, and then take medicine to consult the mechanism. Women especially need to ask about their menstrual period. Delayed and rapid menstruation can be seen. Add a phrase to tell the pediatrician. Smallpox and measles are all experienced. 3. Weapons: "Chinese Materia Medica": Understand medicinal materials, know whether each medicine is cold or hot, and what diseases it cures. Including the warmth and coldness of food. Only by knowing the meridian distribution of sex and taste can we know what medicinal materials to use for people with different physiques and what kind of food is most beneficial to the body. "Prescription Science": Learn the compatibility of prescriptions and understand why several herbs are combined together. Use the least amount of medicine to solve the biggest problem. 4. The four famous classics of traditional Chinese medicine (advanced): "Huangdi Neijing" and "Treatise on Febrile Diseases", "Difficult Classic", "Shen Nong's Materia Medica" "Huangdi Neijing": the "Constitution" of traditional Chinese medicine, talking about health preservation and philosophy. It is recommended to read the vernacular version or the illustrated version first, rather than reading the original text directly. "Treatise on Febrile Diseases": The "Bible" of clinical practice, teaching you how to prescribe and treat diseases. I recommend lecture notes by Hu Xishu or Liu Duzhou, which are easier to understand with annotations. 🚀 Suggested learning path Phase 1: Building awareness (1-3 months) Goal: Understand the language of Chinese medicine and stimulate interest. Method: Watch the free course "Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine" on the Chinese University MOOC, and read the "Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine" textbook. Don't rush to memorize it at this stage. The focus is on understanding the concepts of Yin Yang and Five Elements. The second stage: System in-depth (3-6 months) Goal: Master diagnosis and medication. Method: Intensive reading of "Diagnostics of Traditional Chinese Medicine" and "Traditional Chinese Medicine". Start trying to observe your own tongue coating, or use the Meridian APP to find acupuncture points, and turn theory into practice. The third stage: classic and practical (more than 6 months) Goal: establish clinical thinking. Method: Study the annotated versions of "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" and "Huangdi Neijing". At the same time, read more medical records (such as "The Road of Famous Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners") and learn from the experiences of predecessors. 💡 Guide to avoid pitfalls Don't memorize by rote: Chinese medicine is logic, and understanding "why" is more important than memorizing "what". It is better to carry what needs to be carried. Don't prescribe medicines randomly: In the early stage, you should mainly focus on diet therapy and acupoint massage. Do not prescribe medicines to yourself or your family members easily, especially those containing toxic medicinal materials. Don't be superstitious about folk remedies: give priority to textbooks from authoritative publishing houses (human health, traditional Chinese medicine), and stay away from those folk prescription encyclopedias that claim to "cure all diseases."

72 中 Traditional Chinese Medicine Zhong Ganshengcompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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I recommend it after reading it. It is not easy to read classics when you are just learning. Chinese medicine is profound and profound. The classics are in classical Chinese, which is difficult for us to read and difficult to understand. I personally recommend that you first understand and familiarize yourself with the basics and become proficient in basic knowledge, and then read the classics to make it easier to understand the classics. Then choose what to study based on your own interests and hobbies: 1. "Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine" focuses on: yin and yang and the five elements, Zangxiang (the five internal organs), qi, blood, body fluids, and meridians. This is the language of Chinese medicine. If you can't understand this, it's all written in heaven. 2. Diagnosis After learning the theory of "Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnostics", you have to learn to "see a doctor". This book teaches you the four diagnostic methods of inspection, smelling, asking, cutting, and combining ginseng. Inspection is to check the complexion, essence, energy, and spirit. Olfactory diagnosis is to smell the smell, especially tongue diagnosis (looking at the tongue coating) and pulse diagnosis (feeling the pulse), which are the most intuitive "physical examination" methods in traditional Chinese medicine. The ancient Chinese medicine consultation formula: first ask about cold and heat, secondly ask about sweat, thirdly ask about head and body, fourthly ask about stool, fifthly ask about diet and sixthly ask about chest, seventhly ask about deafness and eightythirst, all should be identified, ninthly ask about old illness and tenly ask about the cause, and then take medicine to consult the mechanism. Women especially need to ask about their menstrual period. Delayed and rapid menstruation can be seen. Add a phrase to tell the pediatrician. Smallpox and measles are all experienced. 3. Weapons: "Chinese Materia Medica": Understand medicinal materials, know whether each medicine is cold or hot, and what diseases it cures. Including the warmth and coldness of food. Only by knowing the meridian distribution of sex and taste can we know what medicinal materials to use for people with different physiques and what kind of food is most beneficial to the body. "Prescription Science": Learn the compatibility of prescriptions and understand why several herbs are combined together. Use the least amount of medicine to solve the biggest problem. 4. The four famous classics of traditional Chinese medicine (advanced): "Huangdi Neijing" and "Treatise on Febrile Diseases", "Difficult Classic", "Shen Nong's Materia Medica" "Huangdi Neijing": the "Constitution" of traditional Chinese medicine, talking about health preservation and philosophy. It is recommended to read the vernacular version or the illustrated version first, rather than reading the original text directly. "Treatise on Febrile Diseases": The "Bible" of clinical practice, teaching you how to prescribe and treat diseases. I recommend lecture notes by Hu Xishu or Liu Duzhou, which are easier to understand with annotations. 🚀 Suggested learning path Phase 1: Building awareness (1-3 months) Goal: Understand the language of Chinese medicine and stimulate interest. Method: Watch the free course "Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine" on the Chinese University MOOC, and read the "Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine" textbook. Don't rush to memorize it at this stage. The focus is on understanding the concepts of Yin Yang and Five Elements. The second stage: System in-depth (3-6 months) Goal: Master diagnosis and medication. Method: Intensive reading of "Diagnostics of Traditional Chinese Medicine" and "Traditional Chinese Medicine". Start trying to observe your own tongue coating, or use the Meridian APP to find acupuncture points, and turn theory into practice. The third stage: classic and practical (more than 6 months) Goal: establish clinical thinking. Method: Study the annotated versions of "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" and "Huangdi Neijing". At the same time, read more medical records (such as "The Road of Famous Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners") and learn from the experiences of predecessors. 💡 Guide to avoid pitfalls Don't memorize by rote: Chinese medicine is logic, and understanding "why" is more important than memorizing "what". It is better to carry what needs to be carried. Don't prescribe medicines randomly: In the early stage, you should mainly focus on diet therapy and acupoint massage. Do not prescribe medicines to yourself or your family members easily, especially those containing toxic medicinal materials. Don't be superstitious about folk remedies: give priority to textbooks from authoritative publishing houses (human health, traditional Chinese medicine), and stay away from those folk prescription encyclopedias that claim to "cure all diseases."

73 方 Prescriptions Li Ji, Editor-In-Chief Lian Jianweicompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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I recommend it after reading it. It is not easy to read classics when you are just learning. Chinese medicine is profound and profound. The classics are in classical Chinese, which is difficult for us to read and difficult to understand. I personally recommend that you first understand and familiarize yourself with the basics and become proficient in basic knowledge, and then read the classics to make it easier to understand the classics. Then choose what to study based on your own interests and hobbies: 1. "Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine" focuses on: yin and yang and the five elements, Zangxiang (the five internal organs), qi, blood, body fluids, and meridians. This is the language of Chinese medicine. If you can't understand this, it's all written in heaven. 2. Diagnosis After learning the theory of "Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnostics", you have to learn to "see a doctor". This book teaches you the four diagnostic methods of inspection, smelling, asking, cutting, and combining ginseng. Inspection is to check the complexion, essence, energy, and spirit. Olfactory diagnosis is to smell the smell, especially tongue diagnosis (looking at the tongue coating) and pulse diagnosis (feeling the pulse), which are the most intuitive "physical examination" methods in traditional Chinese medicine. The ancient Chinese medicine consultation formula: first ask about cold and heat, secondly ask about sweat, thirdly ask about head and body, fourthly ask about stool, fifthly ask about diet and sixthly ask about chest, seventhly ask about deafness and eightythirst, all should be identified, ninthly ask about old illness and tenly ask about the cause, and then take medicine to consult the mechanism. Women especially need to ask about their menstrual period. Delayed and rapid menstruation can be seen. Add a phrase to tell the pediatrician. Smallpox and measles are all experienced. 3. Weapons: "Chinese Materia Medica": Understand medicinal materials, know whether each medicine is cold or hot, and what diseases it cures. Including the warmth and coldness of food. Only by knowing the meridian distribution of sex and taste can we know what medicinal materials to use for people with different physiques and what kind of food is most beneficial to the body. "Prescription Science": Learn the compatibility of prescriptions and understand why several herbs are combined together. Use the least amount of medicine to solve the biggest problem. 4. The four famous classics of traditional Chinese medicine (advanced): "Huangdi Neijing" and "Treatise on Febrile Diseases", "Difficult Classic", "Shen Nong's Materia Medica" "Huangdi Neijing": the "Constitution" of traditional Chinese medicine, talking about health preservation and philosophy. It is recommended to read the vernacular version or the illustrated version first, rather than reading the original text directly. "Treatise on Febrile Diseases": The "Bible" of clinical practice, teaching you how to prescribe and treat diseases. I recommend lecture notes by Hu Xishu or Liu Duzhou, which are easier to understand with annotations. 🚀 Suggested learning path Phase 1: Building awareness (1-3 months) Goal: Understand the language of Chinese medicine and stimulate interest. Method: Watch the free course "Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine" on the Chinese University MOOC, and read the "Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine" textbook. Don't rush to memorize it at this stage. The focus is on understanding the concepts of Yin Yang and Five Elements. The second stage: System in-depth (3-6 months) Goal: Master diagnosis and medication. Method: Intensive reading of "Diagnostics of Traditional Chinese Medicine" and "Traditional Chinese Medicine". Start trying to observe your own tongue coating, or use the Meridian APP to find acupuncture points, and turn theory into practice. The third stage: classic and practical (more than 6 months) Goal: establish clinical thinking. Method: Study the annotated versions of "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" and "Huangdi Neijing". At the same time, read more medical records (such as "The Road of Famous Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners") and learn from the experiences of predecessors. 💡 Guide to avoid pitfalls Don't memorize by rote: Chinese medicine is logic, and understanding "why" is more important than memorizing "what". It is better to carry what needs to be carried. Don't prescribe medicines randomly: In the early stage, you should mainly focus on diet therapy and acupoint massage. Do not prescribe medicines to yourself or your family members easily, especially those containing toxic medicinal materials. Don't be superstitious about folk remedies: give priority to textbooks from authoritative publishing houses (human health, traditional Chinese medicine), and stay away from those folk prescription encyclopedias that claim to "cure all diseases."

74 曲 Qu Li**************** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Learn to understand your body and don't leave your body to the doctor. It is better to seek medical advice than to seek help from yourself.

75 曲 Qu Li************ completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Learn to understand your body and don't leave your body to the doctor. It is better to seek medical advice than to seek help from yourself.

77 本 Materia Medica Wang Angcompleted —Reads8.8Score—Shelves

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A masterpiece! Chinese medicine aspires to the top! Hang the pot to save the world! A must-have for getting started! !

78 黄 Huangdi Neijing (Original Work) Yellow Emperorcompleted 112Reads8.4Score—Shelves

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A masterpiece! Chinese medicine aspires to the top! Hang the pot to save the world! A must-have for getting started! !

79 穿 After Passing Through the Book, I Became the Villain's Master's Treasure A Rag482k Wordscompleted 1.5kReads7.2Score314Shelves

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This book is the large-character Pinyin version of the long-selling variety "The Blue Book of Chinese Medicine Must Memorize". Reciting is the only way to lay the foundation for learning Chinese medicine. This book is for beginners of Chinese medicine to recite, and the correct phonetic notation provides assistance for reciting.

80 她 She Won't Coax Him Anymore Cool Autumn DayModern Romance308k Wordscompleted 204.9kReads9.6Score45.2kShelves

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This book is the large-character Pinyin version of the long-selling variety "The Blue Book of Chinese Medicine Must Memorize". Reciting is the only way to lay the foundation for learning Chinese medicine. This book is for beginners of Chinese medicine to recite, and the correct phonetic notation provides assistance for reciting.

81 被 They Are Very Well-Behaved When I Take Care of Them Hope for the Whole FamilyEastern Fantasy234k Wordscompleted 4.9kReads8.2Score550Shelves

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This book is the large-character Pinyin version of the long-selling variety "The Blue Book of Chinese Medicine Must Memorize". Reciting is the only way to lay the foundation for learning Chinese medicine. This book is for beginners of Chinese medicine to recite, and the correct phonetic notation provides assistance for reciting.

82 穿 Travel Through Time and Become "Uncle Mary" Compiled and Illustrated by Hu Lucompleted —Reads9.7Score—Shelves

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This book is the large-character Pinyin version of the long-selling variety "The Blue Book of Chinese Medicine Must Memorize". Reciting is the only way to lay the foundation for learning Chinese medicine. This book is for beginners of Chinese medicine to recite, and the correct phonetic notation provides assistance for reciting.

83 难 The Original Meaning of Difficult Scripture Hua Shoucompleted —Reads8.5Score—Shelves

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Chinese medicine aspires to be the best, and hangs the pot to help the world! A must-read for getting started! Awesome! [Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned]

88 了 Amazing TCM Health Tips Tong Tongcompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves

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Traditional Chinese medicine knowledge, literary classics

89 思 Thinking About Traditional Chinese Medicine - Time Interpretation of Nature and Life Written by Liu Lihongcompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves

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Traditional Chinese medicine knowledge, literary classics

90 中 Fifty Years of Chinese Medicine Chen Banxiacompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves

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Traditional Chinese medicine knowledge, literary classics

92 黄 Huangdi Neijing (Original Version) Yellow Emperorcompleted —Reads8.3Score—Shelves

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The treasures left by my charming ancestors must be passed down.

93 洗 Collection of Clearing Wrongs｜the World's Earliest Forensic Book, the Secret Record of Ancient Autopsy and Injury Examination Song Cicompleted 923Reads8.5Score—Shelves

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The treasures left by my charming ancestors must be passed down.

95 妙 Wonderful Doctors Among the People Ling'anUrban1.1M Wordscompleted 16.5kReads9.3Score3.2kShelves

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It's worth reading. I've already read the first book three times.

96 玉 Yu Zhao Shenying Zhen Jing [Eastern Jin Dynasty] Guo Pucompleted 611Reads9.2Score—Shelves

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Medical classic books🌸

103 女 If a Woman Wants to Be Healthy, She Must Rely on Qi and Blood to Nourish Her Body. Zhong Liquncompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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These four books have benefited me a lot at the age of 43. I suffer from the sequelae of COVID-19 every day and am a frequent visitor to the hospital. I gradually discovered that the hospital could not cure my various discomforts. Instead, reading these books made me understand that my discomfort may not be a serious illness. Some discomforts are caused by insufficient Qi and blood, which can be improved by diet and living habits. Some discomforts are caused by insufficient Yang Qi, and some are caused by eating incorrectly. These discomforts cannot be cured by taking tablets.

104 养 Keep Your Spleen and Stomach Healthy and Avoid Getting Sick Compiled by Wu Zhongchaocompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves

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These four books have benefited me a lot at the age of 43. I suffer from the sequelae of COVID-19 every day and am a frequent visitor to the hospital. I gradually discovered that the hospital could not cure my various discomforts. Instead, reading these books made me understand that my discomfort may not be a serious illness. Some discomforts are caused by insufficient Qi and blood, which can be improved by diet and living habits. Some discomforts are caused by insufficient Yang Qi, and some are caused by eating incorrectly. These discomforts cannot be cured by taking tablets.

105 为 For Me****** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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These four books have benefited me a lot at the age of 43. I suffer from the sequelae of COVID-19 every day and am a frequent visitor to the hospital. I gradually discovered that the hospital could not cure my various discomforts. Instead, reading these books made me understand that my discomfort may not be a serious illness. Some discomforts are caused by insufficient Qi and blood, which can be improved by diet and living habits. Some discomforts are caused by insufficient Yang Qi, and some are caused by eating incorrectly. These discomforts cannot be cured by taking tablets.

106 黄 Manual of Modern Interpretation of the Huangdi Neijing Liu Fuhai, Liu Ye Editor-In-Chiefcompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves

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These four books have benefited me a lot at the age of 43. I suffer from the sequelae of COVID-19 every day and am a frequent visitor to the hospital. I gradually discovered that the hospital could not cure my various discomforts. Instead, reading these books made me understand that my discomfort may not be a serious illness. Some discomforts are caused by insufficient Qi and blood, which can be improved by diet and living habits. Some discomforts are caused by insufficient Yang Qi, and some are caused by eating incorrectly. These discomforts cannot be cured by taking tablets.

107 黄 The Hilarious Detailed Explanation of Huangdi's Foreign Classics Eight Hundred Miles of StormHistorical1.2M Wordsongoing 458Reads—Score115Shelves

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Just these four books!

108 老 The Story of Traditional Chinese Medicine, a Treasure Left Behind by Our Ancestors Eight Hundred Miles of Stormongoing —Reads—Score—Shelves

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Just these four books!

109 风 Feng Shui Medical Clinic Eight Hundred Miles of StormUrban708k Wordscompleted 542Reads5.8Score142Shelves

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Just these four books!

111 内 Internal Syndrome Observation Notes (Updated Edition of Compendium of Traditional Chinese Medicine Anatomy with True Illustrations) Anonymouscompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves

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🔥Follow me so you don't get lost in the book shortage🔥 "Learn Chinese Medicine from Zero Basics" 🎓 Want to learn Chinese medicine on your own? This book is your guide! Starting from the basics, we will teach you how to use Chinese medicine to solve daily ailments and pains. 🌟 📖 Follow the steps in the book to understand the secrets of traditional Chinese medicine, so that you can also become a family health expert! "A quick introduction to self-study of traditional Chinese medicine" 📚 50-year-old traditional Chinese medicine practitioners share their experience and quickly master the essence of traditional Chinese medicine. From typhoid fever to gynecology and pediatrics, you can get it all in one book! 👨‍⚕️ 🌿 Provide practical diagnosis and treatment methods, allowing you to be comfortable in clinical practice and become a master of traditional Chinese medicine!

112 中 Four Classical Books on Traditional Chinese Medicine Zhang Zhongjingcompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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🔥Follow me so you don't get lost in the book shortage🔥 "Learn Chinese Medicine from Zero Basics" 🎓 Want to learn Chinese medicine on your own? This book is your guide! Starting from the basics, we will teach you how to use Chinese medicine to solve daily ailments and pains. 🌟 📖 Follow the steps in the book to understand the secrets of traditional Chinese medicine, so that you can also become a family health expert! "A quick introduction to self-study of traditional Chinese medicine" 📚 50-year-old traditional Chinese medicine practitioners share their experience and quickly master the essence of traditional Chinese medicine. From typhoid fever to gynecology and pediatrics, you can get it all in one book! 👨‍⚕️ 🌿 Provide practical diagnosis and treatment methods, allowing you to be comfortable in clinical practice and become a master of traditional Chinese medicine!

113 中 The Four Sacred Books of the Originator of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Full Collection Edition) Written by Huang Dicompleted —Reads9.6Score—Shelves

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114 做 Be Your Own Chinese Medicine Written by Fan Yuanwucompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves

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115 中 Quick Memory of Traditional Chinese Medicine Pulse Diagnosis Wu Jianshecompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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