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  1. Evidence-Based Practical Manual of Famous Prescriptions Gao Pengfei; Xu Yuemei; Du Yulingcompleted This book collates the classic prescriptions created by famous doctors before the Qing Dynasty that are still commonly used today. This book uses evidence-based medicine to organize the original source, efficacy, indications, evidence-based/clinical application and pharmacology of each prescription. I believe that after publication, it will have a more practical reference value for Chinese medicine practitioners, doctors of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine, and even Western me —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  2. Experimental Records of Classic Prescriptions Cao Yingfucompleted "Jingfang Experimental Records" was written by Cao Yingfu, a famous Jingfang master from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China, and edited by his disciple Jiang Zuojing. "Jingfang Experimental Records" is divided into five parts: the first volume, the first volume, the middle volume, the second volume and the appendix. There are a total of 100 cases in the book. Each case is followed by Cao Yingfu's own ideas for diagnosing and treating diseases, Jiang Zuojing's understanding of Cao Yin —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  3. Collection of Experience of Shen Baofan, Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine, in Treating Difficult, Critical and Severe Diseases Fang Bangjiangcompleted Shen Baofan, a master of traditional Chinese medicine, served as the vice president of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, vice president of the Xinjiang Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine, honorary chairman of the Society of Internal Medicine, deputy editor of the magazine "Xinjiang Traditional Chinese Medicine", and an expert on the Teaching Steering Committee of Xinjiang Medical University. He has been engaged in clinical research on first a —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  4. Traditional Chinese Medicine Masters' Experience in Using Prescriptions for Specialized Diseases (Volume 2) Tumor Diseases Volume Cai Tieru, Ning Zepu, Deng Tianhaocompleted This book is the oncology volume of the series of "Experiences of Traditional Chinese Medicine Masters in Using Prescriptions for Specialized Diseases". It systematically collects and organizes the clinical experience prescriptions and medical records of 25 of the 60 Traditional Chinese Medicine masters in treating tumors in two batches. The content includes more than 30 common clinical malignant tumors, including bronchial lung cancer, esophageal cancer, gastric cancer, colorectal cancer, prima —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  5. Simple and Low-Cost Prescriptions: a Grass-Roots Veteran Chinese Medicine Doctor's 55-Year Secret Record of Effective Prescriptions Zhou Zhengyicompleted This book is one of the experience summaries of Zhou Zhengyi, a veteran Chinese medicine practitioner from Shiyan, Hubei Province, and is intended for use by students. The content is mainly the effective prescriptions used by Zhou Zhengyi, an old Chinese medicine doctor, to treat internal, external, gynecological, pediatric and other miscellaneous diseases for decades. They are collected from his family tradition, teacher teaching and his own experience in understanding, collecting and using med —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  6. Fifty-Year Clinical Records of Famous Oncologist Xie Yuanming Yang Chengzucompleted "Records of Fifty Years of Clinical Diseases of Famous Oncology Doctor Xie Yuanming" (author Yang Chengzu) introduces the academic thoughts and clinical experience of veteran Chinese medicine doctor Xie Yuanming. It collects and compiles more than 20 types of malignant tumors that Xie Yuanming has treated in his 50 years of clinical syndromes, and selects 93 cases among them, and comments on them with notes. "Records of Fifty Years of Clinical Syndrome of Famous Cancer Doctor Xie Yuanming" simul —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  7. Case Selection of Nationally Renowned Chinese Medicine Doctor Li Yan Wu Xian Chief Editorcompleted Li Yan is the first national-level famous Chinese medicine doctor, chief physician and professor of the First Affiliated Hospital of Heilongjiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. He has been practicing medicine for more than 50 years. This book contains 200 clinical cases of Li Yan's treatment of difficult symptoms over more than 50 years, which has positive significance for the inheritance of traditional Chinese medicine and the diagnosis and treatment of clinicians. —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  8. Selected Clinical Medical Cases of Luo Yan Jing's Prescriptions Luo Yancompleted This book is divided into ointment medical records, fever disease medical records, cardiac disease medical records, gynecological disease medical records, respiratory disease medical records, and miscellaneous disease medical records. Take ointments as an example. The ointments used in winter in the South are mainly tonifying the kidneys. It is necessary to master the balance of yin and yang in the kidneys, both water and fire, and the kidney essence can transform the kidney qi. The author, Prof —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  9. Clinical Experience of Famous Veteran Chinese Doctors in Diagnosing and Treating Liver Diseases Hu Jianhua, Li Jingtao Editor-In-Chiefcompleted This book is edited by Chief Physician Hu Jianhua of Beijing You'an Hospital. It aims to summarize the experience of modern famous traditional Chinese medicine doctors in treating various liver diseases and provide clinicians with reading shortcuts and academic reference. The book is based on famous doctors, and lists the introductions of famous doctors, summaries of academic thoughts and special therapies. —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  10. A One-Yuan Solution to Typhoid Fever: Li Ke, the Ancient Chinese Medicine School, "Pathogenesis Unifies All Diseases" Lu Yingcompleted This book is a book by Lv Ying, director of the National Inheritance Base of the Li Ke School of Traditional Chinese Medicine (chief physician of the Southern Hospital of Southern Medical University), who integrates classic theories such as the Book of Changes, the Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic, the Shen Nong's Materia Medica, and the Difficult Classic, and uses the core academic thought of "Qi Monism" of the Li Ke School of Traditional Chinese Medicine, combined with more than 30 years of c —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  11. The Essentials of Li Ke's Clinical Evidence: Study of Li Ke's Academic Experience 19 Lectures.2 Sun Qixincompleted According to Li Ke's academic ideological system, the book is divided into basic theory chapters, syndrome differentiation chapters, prescription chapters, reading notes chapters, etc. From the shallower to the deeper. The author's purpose is to compile this book into a "Clinical Manual of Traditional Chinese Medicine", so he gives detailed explanations on syndrome differentiation and prescription topics. This book can provide clinical guidance for practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine a —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  12. Essentials of Li Ke's Clinical Evidence: Study of Li Ke's Academic Experience 21 Lectures.1 Sun Qixincompleted Li Ke is a master of traditional Chinese medicine in the 21st century. The author elevates Li Ke's clinical experience into syndrome differentiation theory. According to Li Ke's academic ideological system, from the shallower to the deeper, it is divided into classic prescriptions, evil evils, disease-syndrome relationships, exogenous fever, internal heat syndrome, fire does not return to the original, time syndrome differentiation, atmospheric depression, Peiyuan to strengthen the foundation, t —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  13. Traditional Chinese Medicine Guide: Miraculous Prescriptions (Ming Dynasty) Dong Sucompleted [This work was compiled by Dong Su, director of Taiyuan Hospital during the Zhengtong period of the Ming Dynasty, and was published in 1959 after being corrected by many experts] The full name of this book is "A Complete Collection of Experienced and Miraculous Prescriptions from Taiyuan Hospital". It was compiled by Dong Su of the imperial hospital during the Zhengtong period of the Ming Dynasty and supplemented by Fang Xian. Both of them were hospital envoys (deans) of Taiyuan Hospital. First, —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  14. The Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic That Can Be Understood in One Reading Series Translation Committee Editorcompleted "The Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic that You Can Understand in One Reading" was compiled by the Translation Committee of the Series and is based on the traditional Chinese medicine classic "The Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic". It systematically explains the medical theory and health wisdom in the original classic in an easy-to-understand modern language. The book focuses on yin and yang and the five elements, viscera and meridians, health care, disease prevention and treatment, etc. It con —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  15. A New Method of Tongue Diagnosis Liu Hengruicompleted "New Method of Tongue Examination and Syndrome Differentiation" is a masterpiece on tongue diagnosis research in the Qing Dynasty written by Liu Hengrui, which made great contributions to tongue diagnosis in later generations. It mainly discusses the tongue symptoms of typhoid fever, as well as tongue symptoms of febrile diseases and miscellaneous diseases. The book is rich in pictures and texts, and has careful observation. It is a monograph on tongue diagnosis with high academic value. This bo —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  16. Yixin Fang Yasuray Tanbacompleted 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. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  17. Physiology Yang Guiran, Yang Hongjingcompleted This textbook is one of the "Thirteenth Five-Year Plan" textbooks for higher vocational education in the traditional Chinese medicine industry across the country. The main content of the textbook is divided into three parts: the relationship between the body and the environment; the functions of each organ system; and aging. Divided into twelve chapters, the experimental content and theoretical content are integrated, and are attached after each chapter for reference; each main chapter has a kno —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  18. Massage Tu Guoqing, Zhang Jianzhongcompleted Massage, also known as massage, massage, massage, etc. In ancient times, is a technique guided by the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, which mainly uses massage techniques or certain massage tools to act on specific parts or acupoints on the patient's body surface to prevent and treat diseases. It belongs to the category of external treatment of traditional Chinese medicine. The content of this textbook is based on the National Traditional Chinese Medicine Higher Vocational Education Teac —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  19. Acupuncture and Massage Liang Prosperitycompleted The compilation of this book fully draws on the experience in compiling previous editions of textbooks and combines it with teaching practice. It not only strengthens the guiding role of traditional acupuncture and massage theory and technology in clinical application, but also fully embodies the latest education and teaching reform and teaching material reform results. The textbook is divided into three parts: upper, middle, and lower parts and appendices, which respectively discuss meridians a —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  20. Things That Are Soothing to the Eyes Compiled by Wang Yixincompleted First, through the introduction of the basic structure of the eyeball, people can understand the basic principles of eye vision. In the long-term medical practice, the author has gathered a large number of misunderstandings about people's understanding of eyes, misunderstandings about preventing and treating eye diseases, and misunderstandings about how to protect vision. The characteristics of this book are that it is simple and easy to understand, the articles are short and concise, the pictur —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  21. A Single Tree Rejuvenates: a Record of the Night's Conversation During Unilateral Examination Wang Shuyucompleted The subtleties of traditional Chinese medicine are far beyond what textbooks and pharmacopoeias can cover. This precious knowledge is scattered in ancient materia medica and various medical works. It is time-consuming but not necessarily difficult to learn. The most precious thing about this author is that he is proficient in literature retrieval and clinical practice at the same time. He has spent a lot of time collecting a large number of exquisite uses of single herbs for extensive cross-exam —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  22. Essentials of Li Kegu School of Traditional Chinese Medicine Lu Yingcompleted The Li Ke Academic School of Traditional Chinese Medicine National Inheritance Base adheres to the historical mission of traditional Chinese medicine in treating critical, severe and difficult diseases. As the director, Lu Ying has repeatedly created miracles in the treatment of advanced malignant tumors, multiple sclerosis, liver cirrhosis, childhood autism and other difficult diseases, and is called a "miracle doctor" by patients. Director Lu Ying's medical skills and ethics have attracted cou —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  23. Dictionary of Chinese Medicine Compiled by Liu Bincompleted "Dictionary of Traditional Chinese Medicine" is the first large-scale professional reference book on traditional Chinese medicine published after the founding of the People's Republic of China. It contains a total of 5,767 traditional Chinese medicines, including 4,773 botanical medicines, 740 animal medicines, 82 mineral medicines, and 172 processed products that are traditionally used as unit medicines. The second edition was published in 2006, containing a total of 6,008 medicines. It supplem —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  24. Ancient Pulse Method Taught Secretly by Elixirs Zhou Qianchuancompleted A medical monograph by Zhou Qianchuan, a modern Chinese qigong master and traditional Chinese medicine master. The Manual of Traditional Chinese Medicine: "Secret Teaching of Ancient Pulse Methods of Alchemy" is compiled based on Zhou Qianchuan's speech at the Hebei Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine on December 27, 1960. Zhou Qianchuan gave an in-depth explanation of the difference between meridian pulse analysis and Cunkou pulse cutting method, which provided valuable information for inhe —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  25. Introduction to Clinical Medicine Lin Bin, Editor-In-Chief Zhou Qiyancompleted The main contents of this book include basic knowledge of clinical medicine, such as the basics of diagnosis, common diseases in internal medicine, common diseases in surgery, common diseases in obstetrics and gynecology, common diseases in pediatrics, infectious diseases, cerebrovascular diseases, common emergency diseases, common diseases in other departments, etc. Each chapter lists the learning objectives and competency objectives, and writes case introductions so that students can learn bas —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  26. Wang Jiuyi's Clinical Experience Collection Wang Jiuyicompleted This book is a collection of the clinical experience of Wang Jiuyi, the second batch of "teachers and apprentices" teachers in Hebei Province and the fifth batch of national veteran Chinese medicine experts who inherit the academic experience. The whole book mainly consists of two parts. The first part is the medical treatise passed down from generation to generation, which mainly introduces Wang Jiuyi's academic thoughts. The second part is the treatment of specific diseases and examples of med —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  27. Deciphering 300 Classic Formulas of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Traditional Chinese Medicine Health Book Volume 2) Li Xingguangcompleted Brief introduction to "Decrypting 300 Classic Chinese Medicine Formulas": Traditional Chinese medicine formulas are the accumulation of ancient people's experience in using medicine and are the crystallization of the wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine. From the "Shen Nong's Materia Medica" to the "New Materia Medica" to the "Compendium of Materia Medica", from various official pharmacopoeias to various pharmaceutical monographs compiled by people with lofty ideals, the power and application —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  28. A "Genius for Typhoid Fever"'s Search for Medical Knowledge: from Traditional Chinese Medicine to Traditional Chinese Medicine Wen Yulongcompleted This book mainly introduces the author's approach to studying medicine from four aspects, including my journey of traditional Chinese medicine - Chinese studies and traditional Chinese medicine - clinical syndrome recording - experience in treating typhoid fever. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  29. Songs of Time Chen Xiuyuancompleted "Shi Fang Ge Kuo" contains a total of 108 commonly used TCM prescriptions from the Tang and Song dynasties, divided into twelve categories according to their properties, and the rhymes of each prescription are used as formulas. After each prescription, the modern pharmacological research and clinical application of the prescription are supplemented in the notes, and the prescription theory of modern Chinese medicine is used to provide a concise analysis. The purpose is to enable readers to more —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  30. Misdiagnosis of Traditional Chinese Medicine Li Candongcompleted The phenomenon of misdiagnosis arises with the emergence of clinical diagnosis and treatment activities. It can be said that misdiagnosis has occurred since the emergence of clinical diagnosis. The occurrence of misdiagnosis has had a negative impact on patients, families, society and the academic field of traditional Chinese medicine. How to avoid misdiagnosis and improve the level of syndrome differentiation and treatment is the goal that medical workers strive to pursue. To achieve this goal, —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  31. Chinese Sticking Therapy Tian Conghuo; Peng Dongqing Editor-In-Chiefcompleted This book systematically organizes the application prescriptions in medical books, ancient application medical records of application and the research results of modern application therapy, and is divided into four parts: upper, middle, lower and appendix. The first part introduces the development history, principle of action, scope of application, characteristics and modern research of sticking therapy from a macro perspective; the middle part introduces the functions of commonly used drugs for —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  32. Complete Book of Family Medicine Zhang Qingcompleted It comprehensively introduces common medical knowledge, self-diagnosis and treatment of common diseases, home care, self-care, commonly used Chinese herbal medicines, etc., And integrates the essence of traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine diagnosis and treatment technology to truly meet the daily needs of people for self-service medical treatment and health care. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  33. Diagnosis and Medication of Common Diseases Editor-In-Chief Dai Deyin; Huang Maotao; Zhang Deyuncompleted This book is compiled by front-line clinicians based on specific clinical practices. It briefly discusses the clinical manifestations, diagnostic points, prevention and treatment principles, specific medications, etc. Of more than 600 common diseases in various clinical departments. It contains more than 2,000 kinds of drugs, all of which are included in the "Chinese Pharmacopoeia" and the "National Basic Medical Insurance and Work Injury Insurance Drug Catalog" to ensure safe and rational use o —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  34. Illustration of the Eighty-One Difficult Sutras of the Yellow Emperor Qinyue Peoplecompleted "The Eighty-One Difficulties of the Yellow Emperor" is one of the four classics of ancient Chinese medicine. It tells people's understanding of human physiology and pathology more than 2,000 years ago or even further. It can be called an ancient human manual. Like all medical books, "The Eighty-One Difficulties of the Yellow Emperor" is difficult to understand and is not familiar to ordinary people. Therefore, we will use easy-to-understand text, concise and fresh illustration techniques, and vi —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  35. Crazy Treatise on Febrile Diseases.1-Meeting the Lost Circular Movement Prequel to the Ancient Treatise on Febrile Diseases Chen Xishengcompleted This book uses humorous and wise language to interpret the most classic Chinese medicine - "Treatise on Febrile Diseases". It integrates the essence of ancient and modern famous doctors' research on Febrile Diseases, and conveys a clinical-based learning method. Adhering to the traditional method of studying the six classics dialectics of "Treatise on Febrile Diseases", from the outside to the inside, step by step, and sparing no effort to run through the exquisite circular motion thought, the t —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  36. "Huangdi Neijing": Twelve Hours of Health Preservation Sutra Editor of the Editorial Board of "Health Center"completed The twelve o'clock corresponds to the twelve meridians of the human body and are intertwined, so at different times, people need to focus on health care differently: the gallbladder meridian is in season at the Zi hour, and it is necessary to sleep and nourish yang to regulate the bile qi; the liver meridian is in season at the Chou hour, and deep sleep is needed to nourish the liver blood... The stomach meridian is in season at the twilight hour, and breakfast is most easily absorbed at this ti —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  37. Comic Chinese Medicine Qu Yueyuncompleted A popular science book on traditional Chinese medicine for the general public, using popular language and Chinese-style comics to explain key knowledge points of traditional Chinese medicine in detail. It introduces the origin of TCM theory, the regulation and function of various organs of the human body under TCM theory, the influence of meridians and qi and blood on the human body, the causes and external manifestations of pathology, the conditioning and treatment of TCM, and the functions of —Reads7.8Score—Shelves
  38. Understand Traditional Chinese Medicine and Avoid Getting Sick Jin Ruicompleted This is an easy-to-understand and down-to-earth popular science book on traditional Chinese medicine. Our lives are filled with Chinese culture and traditional Chinese medicine culture. In fact, we know very little about it. This book uses easy-to-understand language and daily life scenarios to clearly explain the therapeutic essence and common misunderstandings of traditional Chinese medicine, helping everyone to accurately understand the medical principles, disease identification, treatment me —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  39. The Complete Collection of Huang Yuan's Medical Books Huang Yuanyucompleted Huang Yuanyu, a famous doctor during the Qianlong reign, was the leader of the Sutra-respecting sect. He not only inherited the profound medical theory of his motherland, but also made unique developments on this basis, which had a profound impact on subsequent doctors, so he was known as the "Grand Master". This collection brings together many important works by Huang Yuanyu, including "Su Ling Wei Yun", "Golden Chamber Xuan Jie", "Four Saints Xuan Shu", "Four Sacred Heart Sources", "Changsha M —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  40. Damp Syndrome Develops: Chen Qichang's Sixty Methods for Treating Dampness (Qing Dynasty) Chen Qichangcompleted Chen Qichang (1855~1938), a famous doctor in the Republic of China, courtesy name Zhaolong, was born in Housi Village, Huojia County, Henan Province. Chen had his hair tied up in his early years and was a tribute student in the late Qing Dynasty. He was excellent in both conduct and learning and was well-known in the academic world. Later, he taught private school in his hometown at the age of forty. After studying Qihuang, he was famous for his high medical ethics and exquisite medical skills. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  41. Enlightenment of Classical Chinese Medicine Qin Boyei, Chengdu College of Traditional Chinese Medicinecompleted The language of this book is easy to understand and the explanations are profound and simple. It transforms the abstract basics of traditional Chinese medicine (such as yin and yang, five elements, organs and meridians) into expressions that are close to beginners' cognition. It also integrates Mr. Wang's many years of clinical insights to make the theory not hanging in the air and warm. It is especially suitable for readers with no basic knowledge to establish a preliminary understanding of tra —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  42. Clinical Experience and Methods of Traditional Chinese Medicine Zhu Jinzhongcompleted 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. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  43. Pharmaceutical Industry Valuation Zheng Hua, Tu Honggangcompleted This book is another book in the valuation series written by Zheng Hua and Tu Honggang, members of the CVA Association Expert Committee. As a continuation of the book "Valuation of the Medical Industry", investment and valuation practices in the pharmaceutical industry are also full of challenges. This book focuses on the valuation of biopharmaceuticals. This is mainly because in the past ten years, China has changed the pattern of China's pharmaceutical industry by learning from advanced foreig —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  44. Ren Zhitang's Follow-Up Diagnosis Diary.1 Compiled by Zeng Peijie; Chen Chuangtaocompleted This book focuses on clarifying the ideas of traditional Chinese medicine and tells the story of two students of traditional Chinese medicine studying with their teacher. They kept diaries to record what they learned from copying prescriptions from their teachers, as well as the teacher's words and deeds. Every day, I follow the teacher to see doctors and write down prescriptions in the morning, go to the mountains to collect medicines or record and summarize in the afternoon, and listen to the —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  45. Fan Zhonglin's Six Classics Syndrome Differentiation Medical Records Fan Zhonglincompleted "Fan Zhonglin's Six Classics Syndrome Differentiation Medical Cases" is a medical case book. Fan Zhonglin is the editor of the medical record compilation team. This book selects and compiles 69 cases of Fan's medical cases, and arranges them in the order of the Six Meridians, that is, starting with cases of Taiyang syndrome, and then proceeding to cases of Yangming, Shaoyang, Taiyin, Shaoyin and Jueyin syndromes. Each case includes an overview, medical history, initial diagnosis, syndrome differ —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  46. Li Shizhen's Complete Medical Prescriptions Wang Jiancompleted This book contains a total of 9,059 secret recipes that are almost lost today and are recorded in medical books, materia medica, classics and history that are little known and rarely used in the Ming Dynasty and before. They can treat 216 types of diseases and 5,486 types of diseases. At the same time, Li Shizhenyi's wonderful recipes and methods for treating 180 types of diseases and 568 medical prescriptions were compiled and spread among the people in his hometown. The total number of words i —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  47. Ten Lectures on Tongue Diagnosis Zhang Jiancompleted Tongue diagnosis is a characteristic diagnosis method of traditional Chinese medicine and has great clinical value. The author is engaged in clinical work of traditional Chinese medicine and is good at popularizing science of traditional Chinese medicine. His personal self-media has great influence. The self-media tongue diagnosis series is deeply loved by the majority of traditional Chinese medicine enthusiasts. Features of this book: It is not only clinically helpful to professional TCM practi —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  48. Illustration of Traditional Chinese Medicine Osteopathic Techniques Li Hongjiangcompleted Traditional Chinese medicine osteopathy is an important part of traditional Chinese medicine. It has been widely spread among the Chinese people for thousands of years, and has relieved the pain of many bone injuries for the working people. Traditional Chinese medicine osteopathy is simple to use, easy to use, and has obvious curative effects. Therefore, it has been spread for thousands of years and remains popular for a long time. In the 1950s, the Party's TCM policy called for Western medicine —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  49. Ten Lectures on Tongue Diagnosis By Zhang Jiancompleted Tongue diagnosis is a characteristic diagnosis method of traditional Chinese medicine and has great clinical value. The author is engaged in clinical work of traditional Chinese medicine and is good at popularizing science of traditional Chinese medicine. His personal self-media has great influence. The self-media tongue diagnosis series is deeply loved by the majority of traditional Chinese medicine enthusiasts. Features of this book: It is not only clinically helpful to professional TCM practi —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  50. New Selection of Medical Records of the Vulcan School of Traditional Chinese Medicine (2Nd Edition) Zhang Cunti, Zhang Zeliangcompleted This book selects wonderful cases from famous Vulcan doctors, including Wu Peiheng, Zhu Weiju, Tang Buqi, Li Ke, Liu Minshu, Zeng Fumin, Li Jichang, Sun Bingyan, Xu Xiaopu, Chen Botan, Fu Wenlu, Zhuang Yan, Dai Yunbo, etc. These doctors are all very famous doctors with rich experience. There are many types of diseases selected in the book, with physicians as the unit, with brief introductions to the physicians, and cases as the purpose, with notes added as appropriate to help readers understand. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves