Huangdi Neijing (Complete Annotation and Translation of Chinese Classics Series · 2 Volumes)

"The Yellow Emperor's Inner Classic," or "Neijing" for short, is the earliest surviving medical classic in China. It consists of two parts, "Suwen" and "Lingshu," each with eighteen volumes and eighty-one chapters. The book is presented in the form of a dialogue between the Yellow Emperor and Qibo, summarizing the long-term medical practices of ancient physicians under the guidance of ancient philosophical thought. It comprehensively elucidates the fundamental content of the theoretical system of traditional Chinese medicine, reflecting its theoretical principles and academic ideas. The establishment of this theoretical system laid the foundation for the development of traditional Chinese medicine. Famous physicians and medical schools in the history of traditional Chinese medicine all developed on the basis of the "Neijing" theoretical system, hence the "Neijing" is considered the progenitor of medical classics. This book features an authoritative edition, concise annotations, clear translation, and an elegant hardcover binding, making it an essential book for those who love traditional Chinese culture. Yao Chunpeng graduated from Peking University's Department of Philosophy in 2002 with a Ph.D. in Philosophy; in 1990, he graduated from Liaoning University of Traditional Chinese Medicine with a Master's degree in Medicine. He is currently engaged in research on Chinese philosophy, traditional Chinese medicine philosophy, natural Sinology, and Confucian philosophy. He has published monographs such as "The Yellow Emperor's Inner Classic: Human-Heaven Medicine under the Concept of Qi," "Theory of Yuan Qi: The Philosophical and Methodological Cornerstone of Natural Sinology," and "Neo-Confucianism and the Evolution of Traditional Chinese Medicine Theory." He has also published over 40 articles in journals such as "History of Chinese Philosophy," "Studies on the Book of Changes," "Studies on Confucius," and "Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine," including "The Theory of Li and Qi in Neo-Confucianism and Later Traditional Chinese Medicine," "Confucian Internal Sageliness and Its Contemporary Value," "The Theory of Taiji in Neo-Confucianism and the Evolution of Basic Theories of Later Traditional Chinese Medicine," "The Principle of Movement and Stillness of Taiji in Neo-Confucianism and Danxi Medicine," and "Revisiting the Formation of 'Yue Ji' from 'Guodian Chu Slips'."

2022-03-01

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