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Acupoint Positioning Standard Diagram
This book is a practical tool for acupoint positioning. The book introduces in detail the accurate positioning of the fourteen meridians and 44 extra-meridian acupoints, quick acupoint selection methods, main diseases and acupoint compatibility. It also provides 30 effective acupoints recommended by traditional Chinese medicine experts and acupoint treatments for 18 common diseases. Each acupoint is individually illustrated, making it easy to understand at a glance; the appendix is a search di
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90% of What You Worry About Will Never Happen
Life is composed of countless things, either big things or small things, either already in the past or happening now. Let's not worry about useless things, and don't spend time on assumptions that don't bother us at all, because 90% of what we worry about won't happen. "90% Of the Things You Worry About Will Never Happen" is a psychological guidance book that contains tips and methods for overcoming negative emotions and letting go of spiritual baggage. As long as you put down unnecessary worrie
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夤夜
Weiye, the dark night of Yinshi, is said to be the most vulnerable moment for people's hearts; from 1940 to 1945, Shanghai was like Weiye under the rule of Wang Puppet Government, filled with fear and breaking people's hearts. This is the most fragile era and the most fragile moment for people's hearts...
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Men Are Salmon and Women Are Trout
How to have a love without breaking up? It starts with getting to know each other. Junichi Watanabe's Gender Cognition Series analyzes the physiological differences between men and women when facing cold, pain, and food, as well as their differences in expression, communication, and mobility. If you love him (her), understand him (her).
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Dust of Transgression
Amnesia is not necessarily a curse - when the past is nothing but scars, forgetting is an opportunity for rebirth. Blasphemous monsters appear at the edge of the world, and their appearance is enough to cause mortals to collapse in an instant, except for the young man who wakes up in the ruins. He only remembers his name and the fighting instinct engraved in his bones, but he is immune to the mental pollution of monsters, as if he was born with an extraordinary mission. In order to save the
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