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Meridians
"Mai Jing" was written by Wang Shuhe of the Jin Dynasty and was written between 210 and 259 AD. It is the earliest existing monograph on the pulse theory of traditional Chinese medicine in China. Wang Shuhe, named Xi, "had a calm nature, and was especially good at writing. He was well versed in classic prescriptions, was meticulous in diagnosis, and had an insight into the way of self-cultivation (Song Dynasty Lin Yi and others submitted Zha Ziyu)." Using various pulse studies documents he searc
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Meridians
"Mai Jing", written by Wang Shuhe of the Western Jin Dynasty. The book has 10 volumes and a total of 97 articles. This book is the earliest extant pulse theory monograph in my country. It collects a large amount of information on pulse theory before the Han Dynasty, describes the characteristics and changes of each pulse in detail, lists the four seasons of internal organs, various miscellaneous diseases, and pulse syndromes of women and children. It organically combines pulse, syndrome, and tre
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