Origin: The theory of ancient naivety comes from the first article of Su Wen in Huangdi Neijing, which is a supplementary explanation of the origin and characteristics of Huangdi Neijing. Since ancient times, the beginning of medicine has been the first important paper that Huangdi and Qi Bo talked about how to achieve the goal of health and longevity.
Excerpt from the original text: Secondly, there are saints, the unity of heaven and man, from the theory of the eight winds, from the secular desires, without regrets, unwilling to die, given the seal, unwilling to see the vulgar, not working hard outside, without distractions inside, taking pleasure as the service, taking self-satisfaction as the supply, and being physically and mentally good, which can also be counted.
Secondly, there are sages who govern heaven and earth, such as the sun and the moon, distinguish the stars, guard yin and yang, and contract for four seasons from ancient times, which can also prolong life for a very long time.
Secondly, there are saints, who are in harmony with nature and conform to the changes of the eight winds, so that their appetites and preferences are the same as those of the secular, so that they will not feel angry and their actions will not be divorced from the secular, but their actions will not be bound by the secular desires.
Don't overwork your body outside, don't burden your mind inside, and strive for spiritual comfort and pleasure. Taking leisure as one's duty, one can live to be 100 years old, with no fatigue in body and spirit.
Secondly, there is a saint who observes the movement of the sun and the moon according to the laws of heaven and earth, identifies the positions of the stars, follows the ups and downs of yin and yang, and recuperates his body according to the changes of the four seasons. I hope to follow the example of ancient real people in order to conform to the way of keeping in good health. In this way, the service life can also be extended to a certain limit. "
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The ancient naive theory comes from the first article of Su Wen in Huangdi Neijing. Supplementary explanation of the origin and characteristics of the establishment of Neijing: the beginning of medicine has existed since ancient times. Textual research, to Huang Qi.
Huang Qi refers to Huangdi Neijing, which is a compilation of TCM papers. The style of the dialogue paper is more objective and attractive, and the author's questions and respondents' answers are as accurate as written language, which makes people lament the "polishing" in the later period. Later, the so-called "retouching" metaphor dialogue is false).
At the time of compilation, the theory of traditional Chinese medicine has matured in anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology, prescription, clinical disciplines, diseases and syndromes, pathogenic factors, diagnosis, health care and treatment (although drugs are used, they are not limited to drugs) and so on. In order to make these theories widely used and spread to future generations, the editor sorted out and compiled the TCM literature mastered at that time from a holistic and systematic perspective.
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