Mai jing - Library of Congress
Mai jing (The pulse classic) was compiled by Wang Shuhe, an imperial physician during the Western Jin (265-316). It is the earliest existing Chinese work on pulse theory. Shown here is a facsimile of a handwritten copy in small characters of a Song edition made during Jiading era (1208-24) of Emperor Ningzong (reigned 1195-1224).
Exploring The Pulse Classic: The Seminal Text of Traditional …
2023年5月22日 · Dive into the rich history and enduring impact of 'The Pulse Classic' (Mai Jing), a cornerstone of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Discover Wang Shuhe's pioneering work on pulse diagnostics, his profound insights, and how this timeless text continues to shape holistic healthcare today.
The Pulse Classic: A Translation of the Mai Jing - amazon.com
1997年1月1日 · The Pulse Classic or Mai Jing, was written around the second century A.D. in the late Han Dynasty. It is the oldest surviving book devoted entirely to the art of pulse diagnosis and is considered to be essential reading for anyone interested in understanding the rationale for and methods of reading the pulse.
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The Pulse Classic: A Translation of the Mai Jing
The Mai Jing or Pulse Classic was written in the late Han dynasty by Wang Shu-he. It is the first book in the medical literature devoted entirely to pulse diagnosis, and as such is considered a foundation text for anyone interested in understanding the rationale for and methods of reading the pulse in Chinese medicine.
The Pulse Classic : A Translation of the Mai Jing - Google Books
The Mai Jing or Pulse Classic was written in the late Han dynasty by Wang Shu-he. It is the first book in the Chinese medical literature entirely devoted tp pulse diagnosis. As such, it is the...
《脉经》简介 - 中医宝典
英文名称：Mai Jing;Pulse Classic. 定义：中医脉学著作，西晋王叔和撰。 所属学科：中医药学（一级学科）； 医史文献（二级学科）； 医书（三级学科）．. 《脉经》是中国现存最早的系统论述脉学的专著。 10卷。 西晋王叔和撰。 该书集汉以前脉学之大成，选取《内经》、《难经》以及张仲景、华佗等有关论述分门别类，在阐明脉理的基础上联系临床实际。 《脉经》全书共十卷。 卷一论三部九候，寸口脉及二十四脉；卷二、三则以脉合脏腑经络，举其阴阳之虚实，形证之 …
Mai jing - Volume 1 - Library of Congress
Mai jing (The pulse classic) was compiled by Wang Shuhe, an imperial physician during the Western Jin (265-316). It is the earliest existing Chinese work on pulse theory. Shown here is a facsimile of a handwritten copy in small characters of a Song edition made during Jiading era (1208-24) of Emperor Ningzong (reigned 1195-1224).
Wang Shuhe | Chinese Physician & Innovator | Britannica
Wang Shuhe (born c. 180 ce —died c. 270) was a Chinese physician who wrote the Maijing (The Pulse Classics), an influential work describing the pulse and its importance in the diagnosis of disease. Wang also wrote an important commentary on the Huangdi neijing (The Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Internal Medicine), a work dating to the 3rd ...
Xin kan Wang shi mai jing : shi juan | Library of Congress
Wang Shuhe, the author of Xin kan Wang shi mai jing (New edition of Wang's classic on pulse), was an imperial physician during the Western Jin dynasty (265-316). Wang drew his material from a great number of ancient classics on pulse to compile this work.
The pulse classic = [Mai ching] : a translation of the Mai jing
Mai jing. English Edition 1st ed. Imprint Boulder, CO : Blue Poppy Press, 1997. Physical description 1 online resource (xii, 376 pages) : illustrations