Qingmai

Nineteen-year-old Lin Yan sought medical advice on his own without a teacher. At first, he immersed himself in memorizing Tangtou songs, thinking that he could practice medicine by memorizing the prescriptions. It was not until he made a mistake in syndrome differentiation that he suddenly realized: the prescription is the template, and the pathogenesis is the root. Without a master to correct his pulse and tongue, he used medical records as exercises, deduced them on paper, and reviewed them over and over again. Starting from the eight principles of yin and yang, we carefully studied the difference in the pulse conditions of the left and right hands of Cun Guan Chi, distinguished between heavy, weak, weak, and weak, and considered the compatibility of red and white Poria. This path is easy to get started with, but extremely difficult to achieve. The pulse is hidden in the fingertips, and the pathogenesis is hidden in the syndrome. Let's watch the young man slowly understand the mystery of the flow of yin and yang in the human body under the green veins in old medical books.