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Yangzhenji
"The Collection of Yangzhen" is a book about Yangzhen in the Qing Dynasty. It was written under the name of the hermit Yangzhenzi. It has comments, prefaces and postscripts by the white-haired old man Wang Shiduan. Its preface reads: "In his book, Confucianism is used to understand Zen, and the imaginary spirit is used to cultivate relics; Zen is used to realize Taoism, and Prajna is used to refine elixirs. Talking about nothingness is just like holding flowers in front of the wall, while talkin
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Cheating the Scriptures
The Classic of Deception, also known as "The New Book of Du cheat" (full name "The New Book of Du cheat" (full name "The New Book of Du cheat") and "The Classic of Preventing Deception", has a total of four volumes, 24 categories and 88 chapters. Notebook novel, a small encyclopedia-style collection of liar stories, the first ancient work with the theme of liars and deception. The author uses the analysis of the principles and techniques of charlatanism as the starting point, with the goal of er
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Guan Yinzi
Guan Yinzi, one of the ten great figures in the world in the pre-Qin Dynasty, was a doctor, general, philosopher, and educator in the Zhou Dynasty. He was an important Taoist school among hundreds of pre-Qin scholars, the founder of the Louguan School and the Wenshi School of Taoism. His courtesy name is Gongdu and his given name is happy. He was once a Guan Ling at the same time as Lao Tzu. Laozi's "Tao Te Ching" of five thousand words was written at his request. Liu Xiang said: "Xi wrote nine
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Lao Lao Hengyan
"Lao Lao Heng Yan" was written by Cao Tingdong in the Qing Dynasty. It is a monograph on health care for the elderly. This book closely focuses on the theme of longevity and health care for the elderly. It is not about empty words, elixirs, or magic formulas, but about every aspect of daily life, careful living, diet, and trivial daily necessities.
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Fisherman and Woodcutter Question
"Qiao Qiao Dui" uses dialogue between fishermen and woodcutter to resolve heavy topics such as the rise and fall of ancient and modern times. The author is Shao Yong, one of the five Confucian scholars in the Northern Song Dynasty. Shao Yong studied Yili and was familiar with both Confucianism and Taoism. He devoted his life to unifying heaven and man, thereby trying to connect the humanistic nature of Confucianism with the Taoist way of heaven. "Yu Qiao Wen Dui" focuses on discussing the myster
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Secret Code of Longevity
The Eighteen Volumes of "Secret Code of Life and Life" was compiled by Ding Qiyu of the Qing Dynasty and was published in 1673. It is now engraved in Guichou (1673) by Wei Yang and Ding Qiyu in Yijitang in the twelfth year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty. It is now in the library of the China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences (nine volumes are preserved) and the library of Gansu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (fourteen volumes are preserved). A photocopy of the joint
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Great Collection of Sutras Asked by Bodhisattva Great Space Store
Mahayana Buddhist scriptures, translated by Bu Kong in the Tang Dynasty, 8 volumes, included in the Dashengzang Collection The main content is Shakyamuni's answers to Mahakusuzang Bodhisattva about the merits and virtues obtained by Bodhisattvas and how to practice, as well as Mahakusuzang Bodhisattva's exquisite answers in response to the questions of Bodhisattvas. Although there is no shortage of religious trappings for the manifestation of supernatural powers, its essence is worthy of being t
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The Dirty Vajra Talks About the Magical Power of the Great Mandharani, the Magical Spirit Guide
The Dirty Vajra talks about the magical power of the Great Mandharani, the magical spirit guide
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Ten Methods of Xingyiquan
Ming San Festival. Taking the body as a whole, the elbows are the tip sections, the waist and abdomen are the middle sections, and the feet and legs are the root sections. However, if divided into three sections, each of the three sections also has three sections.
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Jingyou Liuren Shen Ding Jing
This work "Jingyou Liuren Shen Ding Jing" is written by Yang Weide
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Notes from the Underworld
"Ming Bao Ji" is a documentary story from the Tang Dynasty, written during the Yonghui period of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty (650-655). In 1959, People's Literature Publishing House printed it based on this version. Tang Lin's "Ming Bao Ji" was written during the Yonghui period of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty (650-655). It is a collection of documentary stories from the Tang Dynasty. This book has been lost in China for a long time, and the current version of "Beimeng Suoyan" does
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Liu Ren Guan Ren Divine Book
"Liu Ren Guan Ren Shen Shu" is an ancient book involving the Liu Ren Shu number. Liu Ren Shu is a divination technique in ancient China. It is mainly based on predictions and deductions based on the theories of stems, branches, and five elements. This book mainly talks about the application and analysis of Liuren Shushu, including how to read lessons, how to use Ganzhi lessons to pass on to gods to make predictions, etc. In the book, the author emphasizes the importance of stems, believing that
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Yang Jingzhai's Complete Book of Acupuncture and Moxibustion
"Yang Jingzhai's Complete Book of Acupuncture and Moxibustion", two volumes. Also known as "The Complete Acupuncture and Moxibustion Book of Mr. Changshan Jingzhai Yang". The content is mostly acupuncture songs and poems, which are basically the same as those contained in Xu Feng's "Encyclopedia of Acupuncture", but the arrangement order has been changed. The volume contains "Fu on meridian points all over the body", the names of acupuncture points, "Golden Needle Fu", "Liu Zhuzhi Micro Fu", "To
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Biography of Zhouyi and Chengshi (Free Public Edition Book)
A work that annotated the Zhouyi and elaborated on Neo-Confucianism. Also known as "Zhouyi Biography of Cheng Shi" and "Yi Zhuan of Cheng Shi". Written by Song Chengyi. Cheng Yi called him Mr. Yichuan, so he wrote the book with his name. "History of the Song Dynasty·Yiwenzhi" has nine volumes, "Er Cheng Quan Shu" has four volumes, and in 1981 Zhonghua Book Company's "Er Cheng Collection" also has four volumes. Yang Shi's "Postscript" said: "Mr. Yichuan wrote the "Yi Zhuan" before it was complete
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Yang Style Tai Chi Boxing Manual
This book is a public book and is a work published by writers, artists and other individuals who are not restricted by copyright laws, and is available for readers to read and communicate. Aggregation of licensed electronic rights.
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Living Book
"Leizheng Living Book" was written in 1108 and compiled by Zhu Gong in the Song Dynasty. There are 22 volumes in the book. Among them, Volumes 1 to 4 discuss the meridians, pulses, yin and yang, exterior and interior; Volume 5 discusses the method of syndrome differentiation and treatment of typhoid fever; Volumes 6 to 11 discuss the various syndromes of typhoid fever, including dampness and heat, summer heat, fullness, cough and inverse syndrome, as well as treatment methods and prescriptions;
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Seven Policies Push Forward
This work "Seven Political Steps" is written by Bai Lin
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Qixieji (Free Public Edition Book)
A collection of strange novels. There are many ghosts and ghosts recorded in it, so the title of the book is based on the phrase "Zhuangzi·Xiaoyaoyou" "Those who are harmonious are those who are interested in strange things". The original book has been lost. "Sui Shu·Jing Ji Zhi" is a miscellaneous biography of the History Department, seven volumes, inscribed with the title of Sanqi Shilang Dongyang of the Song Dynasty. "Old Tang Chronicles" is the same as "New Tang Chronicles" and belongs to th
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Yuanshi Tianzun Said the King of Medicine Saved the Eighty-One Difficulties True Scripture
Yuanshi Tianzun said the King of Medicine saved the Eighty-one Difficulties True Scripture
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Tips for Treating Typhoid Fever
"Essentials of the Heart Method for Treating Febrile Diseases", a work on treating Febrile Diseases. Three volumes (i. E. Volumes 36-38 of "Yizong Jinjian"). Compiled by Qing Dynasty Wu Qian and others. In order to help readers understand the original work of "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" and enable them to draw parallels, the author "summarized the gist of the content of the general treatise, syndrome differentiation of the six meridians, and common diseases and syndromes of typhoid fever, suc
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Li Shutong's Biography Collection
Li Shutong (1880-1942), one of the "Three Sons of Buddhism", was named Hongyi. His first name was Wen Tao, but he changed his name to An, with the courtesy name Xishuang or Xishuang. His ancestral home is Pinghu, Zhejiang. His father, Shizhen, also known as Xiaolou, was a Jinshi in the fourth year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1865). He was the head of the Ministry of Personnel and married three concubines. Shutong was from the Wang family. Shutong lost his father at the age of 5 and his mothe
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Questions and Answers
The main content of this book is divided into ten categories: health preservation, internal organs, pulse method, meridians, apertures, disease theory, treatment theory, acupuncture method, Lei Gongwen, and luck. The main content of this book is reorganized. The original lost two chapters of "Acupuncture Theory" and "Basic Disease Theory" are completed by adjusting the text of each article. There are brief notes after each paragraph of the original text. The annotations refer to the essence of W
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The Buddha Said That Maitreya Became a Buddha
Chinese traditional cultural thoughts have a long history and are highly original, original and literary. The early ideological forms were very distinctive, with extensive and profound contents such as religious theology, Chinese medicine classics, ancient military art, Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism and hundreds of schools of thought, Feng Shui metaphysics, Twenty-Four Histories, customs and geography, etc. This series of "Original Books on Classic Chinese Studies and Essence Culture" retains t
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Tips for Writing
"Keys to Writing", written by Du Zhenglun, a native of the Tang Dynasty. The main title is "Keys to Writing" and the sub-title is "Sentence Ends", both of which are verbal particles. Mr. Wang Liqi regarded it as the earliest special book on Yanxu calligraphy and wrote "Essentials of Writing and Writing Notes". This book has not been recorded in the Biography of the Two Tang Dynasties or the Chronicles of the Two Tang Dynasties. A handwritten manuscript from the late Heian period of Japan, photoc
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Taishangmiaofabenxiangjing
Taishangmiaofabenxiangjing
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Netherworld Record (Vernacular Version)
One volume of Netherworld Records is half of the human history of the Six Dynasties. "The Record of the Netherworld" is a classic about strange things handed down by Liu Yiqing, a writer of the Southern Song Dynasty. It is different from "Shishuo Xinyu" in every article, elegant and strange, and jointly outlines a complete spiritual picture of the Wei and Jin Dynasties. It is also a landmark work with the most humanistic warmth among the strange novels of the Six Dynasties. The book is centered
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Collection of Li Zhi
Li Zhi, also known as Hongfu, Zhuowu, Wenling Jushi, Baiquan Jushi, etc. In the 31st year of Jiajing's reign, there was a general examination. During the Li Gongcheng period, he was a doctor of Imperial College, and during Wanli period he was the prefect of Yao'an. He abandoned his official position and settled in Huang'an. He criticized the emphasis on agriculture and suppressed business, praised the achievements of merchants, and advocated utilitarian value, which was in line with the developm
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The Buddha Said That Maitreya Bodhisattva Was Born in Tusita Sutra
The Buddha said that Maitreya became a Buddha
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Read Tongjian Lun (Free Public Edition Book)
Each volume of "Du Tongjian Lun" is distinguished by dynasty, and each generation is distinguished by the title of the emperor. In the twenty-sixth year of Kangxi (1687), Wang Fuzhi started writing at the age of 69. "I had no books and paper, and many fake friends and disciples, so I taught them the reasons for the creation of the book."
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Imperial Ci Pu (Free Public Edition Book)
It is also called "Kangxi Ci Pu", or "Ci Pu" for short. Poetry works. It was first engraved in the 54th year of Kangxi reign (1715). Forty volumes. This book was compiled by reading the previous word scores and comparing them with each other. Any errors in the tone, segmentation, sentence pronunciation and rhyme of the old scores were corrected according to the original words. There are 826 tones and 2,306 styles collected from the Tang, Five Dynasties, Song and Yuan dynasties. The tunes are arr
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Sun Zhenren Above the Sea
Ancient Chinese medicine books are a shining pearl in the treasure house of Chinese medicine. They have high guiding significance and practical value, and have made significant contributions and far-reaching influences on the development of medicine in later generations.
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Liuren God Will Release
This work "Liu Ren Shen Jiang Shi" is written by Yang Weide
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Supreme Secret
"The Supreme Secret Essentials" is the earliest known Taoist book. It was compiled by Yuwen Yong, Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty. According to records, Yu Wenyong summoned Taoist priests, famous monks, and civil and military officials seven times to determine the pros and cons of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism. He tried hard to put Taoism above Confucianism and Buddhism, but failed because of the opposition of ministers and monks. It was later decided that Confucianism should come f
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Fahrenheit Zhongzang Sutra
"Fahrenheitang Zhongzang Sutra", written in an unknown year, has 3 volumes, 49 chapters and 60 poems. The first and middle volumes are medical treatises, which are divided into yin and yang, cold and heat, deficiency and excess, pulse patterns, viscera and other diseases. They describe the cause and pathology of each disease in detail, and also describe the diagnosis and treatment principles. Especially starting from the 22nd chapter of the medical treatise, the physiology and pathology (deficie
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Hundreds of Acupuncture Songs
Shu points with all kinds of symptoms should be used carefully again and again. The chimney is connected to the jade pillow, and the head wind is treated with gold needles. When the head is hanging and the jaw is tired, the migraine will stop; when it is strong and full, the headache will be unstoppable. The original husband's face was swollen and empty, and he had to rely on the water ditch and the front of his head. He was deaf and had shortness of breath, which was all dependent on hearing an
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Contemplating the Samadhi Sea Sutra
Contemplating the Samadhi Sea Sutra
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Physical Theory
Yang Quan's "Theory of Physics" inherited the materialist tradition of Yang Xiong, Wang Chong and Zhang Heng in the pre-Qin and Han Dynasties, and talked about the theory of cosmogenesis.
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Medical Messenger
Ancient Chinese medicine books are a shining pearl in the treasure house of Chinese medicine. They have high guiding significance and practical value, and have made significant contributions and far-reaching influences on the development of medicine in later generations.
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Peerless and Independent: Wu Zetian
Wu Zetian was very wise, involved in literature and history, and was quite talented in poetry. He once summoned his literary ministers Zhou Maosi and Fan Lubing to compile Yao Lan, Zi Hai, Yue Shu Yao Lu and other books. There are 100 volumes of "Cui Gong Collection" and 10 volumes of "Jin Lun Collection", which are now lost. "Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty" contains 46 of his poems, such as "Ruyi Niang", "Song of Dragging the Cauldron", "Tang Xiang Haotian Le" (first to twelfth), etc. This
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Shuo Yue Quan Zhuan (Vernacular Version)
"The Complete Story of Yue Fei (Vernacular Version)" tells a complete story of Yue Fei from the unfolding of destiny to the achievements in the world. Before Yue Fei truly stepped onto the stage of history, the chess game of cause and effect in the sky, on the earth, and on earth had already begun: The red-bearded dragon descended from the lower realm to disturb the spirit of the Song Dynasty, the golden-winged roc was demoted to the mortal world to balance the calamity, and the prophecy of the
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Typhoid Fever
Introduction to the first volume of "Shanghan Dabai" Principles of diagnosis and treatment of typhoid fever. Volumes 1 to 4 are based on the syndromes of "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" and provide syndrome differentiation and treatment for more than 50 types of diseases and syndromes such as aversion to cold, fever, body pain, headache, sore throat, irritability, delirium, blood accumulation, anhidrosis, and diarrhea.
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The Main Instructions for Using the Viscera Medicine of Fu Xing Jue
Ancient Chinese medicine books are a shining pearl in the treasure house of Chinese medicine. They have high guiding significance and practical value, and have made significant contributions and far-reaching influences on the development of medicine in later generations.
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Set Prescription
"Collected Prescriptions" is a medical book written by the author Yao Sengyuan in 1170.
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Official Guide
"Guide to Officials" is a staff manual written by Xu Yuanrui in the Yuan Dynasty and published in the fifth year of Dade in the Yuan Dynasty (1301).
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Zhufanzhi (Free Public Edition Book)
Chinese and foreign communication works. This book was written in the first year of Baoqing (1225). About 28,000 words. The volume records more than 40 state affairs of Champa (now central Vietnam), Chenla (now Cambodia), Srivijaya, Suji, Nanbi, Tianzhu (India), Dashi (Iran), Morocco (Morocco), Silla (North Korea), and Waguo (Japan). The coverage ranges from Japan and North Korea in the east to the customs, products, ethnic groups, religious culture and other places in North Africa and Morocco i
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Strategies for Pingding the Three Countermeasures (Free Public Edition Book)
Thematic history book. Le Dehong was the Minister of Rites of the Kangxi Dynasty and a bachelor of Wuying Palace. In the early Qing Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty's surrendered generals Wu Sangui, Shang Kexi, and Geng Jingzhong were granted vassal status in Yunnan, Guangdong, and Fujian respectively for their meritorious service in the Qing Dynasty's unification of the world, and were called the Three Feudatories. Each of them had heavy troops, occupied several provinces, and became domineering, form
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Encounter with the Immortals
Wang Gao was from southern Hunan. His home is near Wang Qiao Temple. It is built in ancient times. The palaces, pavilions and pavilions have very wonderful functions. However, over time, they are desolate and thorny, and they are gradually becoming damaged due to anger. Gao always felt guilty and was unable to worship the antler. He could only worship the statue and set up envoys. If the farmers provided a little support, he would discuss the construction of the camp.
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Essentials of Practicing the Great Alchemy
The volume contains the secrets of external elixirs, such as making spiritual sand to stick to the body, Baixue Dushen nourishing powder, making glutinous rice flour, and magical talismans. It also contains the methods of elixirs such as Fire Dragon Xuanzhu Great elixir, Jindan, Shenxue Danyang, and Sihaodan. The volume downloads the cinnabar tripod prescription, Danhua elixir, Tongshen elixir, and Hunyuan nine-turn golden elixir formula.
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Ming Dynasty's Legacy
Chinese traditional cultural thoughts have a long history and are highly original, original and literary. The early ideological forms were very distinctive, with extensive and profound contents such as religious theology, Chinese medicine classics, ancient military art, Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism and hundreds of schools of thought, Feng Shui metaphysics, Twenty-Four Histories, customs and geography, etc. This series of "Original Books on Classic Chinese Studies and Essence Culture" retains t
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Tips for Treating Miscellaneous Diseases
The Essentials of Mental Methods for Miscellaneous Diseases was written by Wu Qian and others in the Qing Dynasty. It focuses on the syndromes and treatments of miscellaneous internal diseases (including more than 40 syndromes such as stroke, apoplexy, asthenia, paralysis, impotence, spasm, etc.). The main text is compiled into seven-character verses, and is explained and supplemented by notes. The title of the book "Essentials of Mental Methods for Miscellaneous Diseases", 5 volumes (i. E. Volu
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