Yin-Yang Diagram of Treatise on Febrile Diseases is a book that studies the theoretical system of Treatise on Febrile Diseases. Starting with the principle of Zhouyi, this paper interprets the names of three Yin San Yang in Treatise on Febrile Diseases, creates three Yin San Yang pictures in Treatise on Febrile Diseases, traces their academic origins, compares them with relevant chapters of ancient teachings, demonstrates their similarities and differences, and clearly analyzes Zhongjing's connotation of inheritance, development and innovation of traditional Chinese medicine.
This book has three chapters. The first chapter of Treatise on Febrile Diseases is the Three Yang Diagram; The second chapter is the comparison between Treatise on Febrile Diseases and classic Confucian classics. The third chapter is about the difficulties of Treatise on Febrile Diseases. This book is very professional, and the second chapter, Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Comparison of Decoction and Medicine Classics, is the most in-depth and detailed work to compare the logical relationship between Zhongjing's books and Auxiliary Travel Tactics.
Notes on the study of five zang-organs medication method for auxiliary travel strategy
The Method of Adjuvant Therapy of Five Zang Organs is a book that summarizes the law of prescription and medication of Tang Yejing's method of differentiating and treating five Zang Organs. It inherited the academic contents of Neijing, Shennong Materia Medica Classic and Tang Ye Classic, and developed the philosophical thought of the integration of Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism. In the theory of five elements and five flavors, the physical thinking method of the ideological circle at that time was introduced, and the concept of "Hua" was added, which realized the organic integration with the theory of Yin and Yang, and completely unified the dirty image, meridians, diagnosis and prescriptions of the basic theory. Understanding these academic characteristics of the book will play a positive role in understanding the scientific and practical value of its specific connotation. This book is not only a collation of the text of the book "Auxiliary Therapy of Five Zang Organs", but also a brief introduction to its contents. In order to explain to readers the essence of viscera syndrome differentiation and drug compatibility in the book "Five Zang-organs Auxiliary Therapy".
Study on the method of five zang-organs medication in assisted travel strategy
This book is divided into two parts, which demonstrate and describe the theoretical problems and historical phenomena related to assisted travel tactics in detail from two aspects: academic thought and historical background. The logic of the first article "An Academic Viewpoint on Auxiliary Tactics" focuses on reality, that is, it first admits that there are different copying systems in auxiliary tactics (and lists three typical texts), then introduces the "revised text draft" completed by the author on this basis (and retains the original Tibetan scriptures), and then expounds in detail the academic thoughts and concepts contained therein. In the next chapter, the expression of "Fuxing Jue" focuses on history. This chapter starts with the academic and humanistic background of Tao Hongjing, the author of Fuxing Jue, and traces and describes the current events, geography, characters and text forms related to it along the axis of Fuxing Jue before and after the death of Dao, and takes Fuxing Jue as the second part after leaving the cave.
The basic creative idea of this book is to find a reasonable explanation and solution on the premise of respecting the tactical differences of the original assisted travel. Its most essential core content is to analyze the significance of the structure of prescriptions and drugs for reinforcing and reducing the five internal organs in Fuxing Jue with the academic thought of Tao and the five elements interacting with each other and treating fire, water and soil together. Based on the confluence theory of yin and yang and five elements, this paper interprets the exogenous medical records in Fuxing Jue with the dialectical concept of six in one.