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  1. A Brief History of Time (25Th Anniversary Edition) Englishwritten by Stephen Hawking; Translated by Xu Mingxian; Wu Zhongchao109k Wordscompleted Does time have a beginning? Where will it end? Is the universe infinite or finite? Steve Hawking gave us great reading pleasure with his simple and concise language. It conducts in-depth discussions on distant galaxies, black holes, quarks, grand unified theory, antimatter, "arrow of time", etc. The book covers classical mechanics, electromagnetic mechanics, relativity, quantum mechanics, string theory and other aspects. It talks about the origin of the universe, the nature of space and time, th 1.2kReads9.4Score591Shelves
  2. This Book Is Enough for Moxibustion to Dispel Cold and Dampness. Wu Zhongchaocompleted This book is based on moxibustion to remove cold and damp toxins from the human body. It introduces moxibustion treatments for more than a hundred diseases, including common minor ailments, chronic diseases, women's diseases, and men's diseases, as well as different moxibustion focuses throughout the year, which can ensure health in all seasons. All kinds of people can find methods suitable for their own conditions according to this book, which is simple and convenient. The corresponding acupunc —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  3. Detailed Explanation of Cupping Method by Old Chinese Medicine Practitioners Wu Zhongchaocompleted Ceramic jars, glass jars, air extraction jars, which jar is more suitable? Which acupuncture points are more effective for sub-health, internal medicine and gynecological diseases? In this book, Professor Wu Zhongchao provides us with syndrome differentiation and cupping prescriptions for more than 60 kinds of diseases, along with corresponding private prescriptions, making cupping professional and practical. In addition, every cupping step in the book is accompanied by a real-life demonstration —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  4. The Universe in a Nutshell Written by Stephen Hawking; Translated by Wu Zhongchaocompleted The companion volume to "A Brief History of Time" won the Aventis Science Book Award, the world's most prestigious popular science book award. "The Universe in a Nutshell" is a popular science book with pictures and texts, covering many cutting-edge concepts such as general relativity, quantum theory, black holes, inflation, time travel, string theory, and supergravity. The theory of relativity and quantum theory are the greatest scientific achievements of the 20th century. Especially the former —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  5. Keep Your Spleen and Stomach Healthy and Avoid Getting Sick Compiled by Wu Zhongchaocompleted "Keeping the Spleen and Stomach Well to Prevent Sickness" is a book based on the "Huangdi Neijing" as a theoretical basis, telling how to keep a good spleen and stomach in life. The content includes TCM's understanding of spleen and stomach diseases, the relationship between the spleen and stomach and health, why people are prone to spleen and stomach diseases, and how to maintain a good spleen and stomach through daily diet, exercise, meridian massage, etc. And corresponding spleen and stomach —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  6. Illustration of Precise Acupoint Selection in 3 Seconds (Classic Best-Selling Version) Wu Zhongchaocompleted This book is the revised version (3rd edition) of the published book "Illustrated Precise Acupoint Selection in 3 Seconds". It takes the 362 acupoints of the fourteen meridians of the human body and 46 extra-meridian acupoints as the main line. It introduces the precise positioning of each acupoint, rapid acupoint selection method, efficacy, massage and moxibustion methods with pictures and texts. At the same time, it also gives suggestions on the compatibility of acupuncture points for common d —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  7. To Maintain Health, You Need to Nourish the Five Internal Organs Wu Zhongchaocompleted "To maintain good health, we must nourish the five internal organs" is a book based on the "Huangdi Nei Jing", which tells how to nourish the five internal organs in life. This book is divided into seven chapters. Chapters 1 and 2 provide an understanding of what each of the five internal organs is according to Chinese medicine and what role it plays in human health. It also briefly introduces the relationship between the five internal organs and the five elements, five flavors, five colors, fiv —Reads9.5Score—Shelves