Interpretation of the Huangdi Neijing in Vernacular

Very powerful 👍👍👍. If you can speak in such detail, you must be proficient in more subtle things; if you can speak in an easy-to-understand manner, you must have extraordinary insight. If you follow the Way and follow the Dharma, you will have destiny. Thank you so much to the author!

Learning Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry will benefit society, and learning Huangdi Neijing will benefit oneself. I hope these similar reference books will not be taken off the shelves, but will be promoted and shared more. If they are lost, it will be a great harm to those who study traditional Chinese medicine and health care💔.

Dear author, did you ever talk about the entrance point in the book? In that position?

Can the author please give me some advice? In Su Wen Shi Cong Lun Lun, Lei Gong asked: "Now there is such a patient who has headaches, cramped muscles and veins, heavy bones, weak spirit, weak breath, accompanied by hiccups, belching, abdominal distension, often frightened, and does not like to sleep. Which organ is this disease? His pulse is floating and stringy, and it is as hard as a stone when pressed. I don't understand the reason, and I ask again about these three internal organs. I want to understand it through analogy. " I tried to analyze this. Among them, headaches, tendons, floating and stringy pulse, and unwillingness to sleep can be attributed to liver disease, bones, panic, and pressing like stones are attributed to the kidneys, and spirit and breath are attributed to the heart and lungs. Later, I saw Huangdi's analysis on this, which can be said to be true to its essentials, but I was helpless and hesitant about these complicated phenomena. I didn't know where to start. I could only see a superficial connection, but I didn't understand the profound and fundamental reasons behind it. How can we grasp the root cause? Is it based on the analogy mentioned in this article? Is it analogous to heaven and earth or to other diseases? How to compare it?