[Name] Huangdi Neijing
Translated by Yin Chunfeng and Zhang Bin
【 Publisher 】 China Yanshi Publishing House
【 Open 】 16 open
[Page Count]
[Size and Weight] 1.80
ISBN number: 9787802506671

Publication Instructions
Preface 1 to the Supplementary Annotations on the Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon
Preface 2 to the Supplementary Annotations on the Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon
Volume I
Su Wen
Suwen: The First Essay on Ancient Innocence
Suwen: The Great Treatise on the Four Qi Regulating Spirits, Part 2
Suwen · Angry Heaven Theory Chapter Three
Suwen · Jin Kui Zhen Yan Lun Chapter 4
Suwen · Yin Yang Ying Xiang Da Lun Chapter Five
Suwen · Linglan Secret Dian Chapter 8
Suwen · Five Organs Generation Chapter 10
Suwen, Chapter 11 of the Treatise on the Five Organs
Suwen · Pulse Essence and Micro Discussion Chapter 17
Suwen · Pingren Meteorology Chapter 18
Suwen · The True Dirty Jade Machine Chapter 19
Su Wen, Chapter 20 of the Three Chapters and Nine Character Discussions
Suwen · Treatise on Meridians Chapter 21
Suwen · Discussion on the Time of Dirty Qi Method Chapter 22
Suwen · Xuanming Five Qi Chapter 23
Suwen · Blood and Qi Form Chronicles Chapter 24
Suwen · Baoming Quanxing Theory Chapter 25
Suwen, Chapter 26 of "On the Eight Divine Spirits"
Suwen · On the True and Evil of Separation and Separation Chapter 27
Suwen · General Evaluation of the Theory of Reality and Reality Chapter 28
Suwen · Taiyin-yang Minglun Chapter 29
Suwen · Yangming Meridian Explanation Chapter 30
Suwen · Hot Discussion Chapter 31
Su Wen · Ci Re Chapter 32
Suwen · Evaluation of Febrile Diseases Chapter 33
Suwen · On the Theory of Reversal, Chapter 34
Suwen · Malaria Theory Chapter 35
Volume 2
Suwen · Malaria Chapter 36
Suwen · Qi Jue Lun Chapter 37
Suwen · Cough Discussion Chapter 38
Su Wen · Ju Tong Lun Chapter 39
Suwen · On the Abdomen Chapter 40
Su Wen · Stabbing Back Pain Chapter 41
The Huangdi Neijing (Complete Set of 4 Volumes) is a set of books consisting of 4 volumes. They are respectively the Huangdi Neijing (Volume 1), Huangdi Neijing (Volume 2), Huangdi Neijing (Volume 3), and Huangdi Neijing (Volume 4).
The content of the book is presented in the form of Q&A discussions between former emperors and officials such as Yuqibo, Bogao, Shaoyu, and Leigong. The reason why it is named Huangdi is mainly due to the influence of the trend of respecting the ancients. It clearly describes the anatomical structure of the human body and the operation of meridians throughout the body, and provides in-depth and comprehensive discussions on human physiology, medical pathology, medical geography, medical phenology, and more. It establishes the diagnosis and treatment methods of diseases from various aspects such as diet, daily life, work and rest, cold and warm, seven emotions, four seasons climate, day and night brightness, sun, moon, stars, geographical environment, soil, wind and rain, and discusses in detail the causes, mechanisms, essence and qi, storage phenomena, and the operation of the body's meridians. It is a comprehensive work that governs ancient Chinese medicine and health preservation. In addition, it involves knowledge in many fields such as astronomy, calendar calculation, meteorology, biology, agriculture, philosophy, music, etc.