Foundations of Theory for Ancient Chinese Medicine by Liu Guohui; Buck Charles;

Author:Liu, Guohui; Buck, Charles;
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
ISBN: 9780857012111
Publisher: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Published: 2015-06-04T16:00:00+00:00

1Guangzhou College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and China Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Dictionary for Chinese Medicine (zhōng yī dà cí diǎn). Beijing: People’s Health Publishing House, 1979: 58

2Root qi, branch qi and middle qi (all discussed later in detail) are important in the theory of qi transformation.

3Chen Nian-Zu. Section Two of New Annotation and Collation for Books by Chen Xiu-Yuan (xīn jiào zhù chén xiū-yuán yī shū dì èr jí). Fuzhou: Fujian Scientific and Technological Publishing House, 2003: 14

4Wan You-Sheng. “On the essence of three yin and three yang in Discussion of Cold Damage.” Jiangsu Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 1980 (4): 35

5Zhang Zhi-Cong and Chen Xiu-Yuan were two scholars of the Qing Dynasty who made great contributions to the development of the theory of qi transformation.

6Lu Pen-Nian. Current Explanation for Discussion of Cold Damage (shāng hán lùn jīn shì). Beijing: Learning Garden Publishing House, 2008: 1

7Chen Yi-Ren. “Initial discussion for ‘One cannot study Discussion of Cold Damage without understanding root qi, brand qi and middle qi in six qi’.” Jiangsu Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 1981 (5): 25

8Zhao En-Jian. Study on Discussion of Cold Damage (shāng hán lùn yán jiū). Tianjin: Tianjin Science and Technology Publishing House, 1987: 47

9Wang Bing. Basic Questions of The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Classic (huáng dì nèi jīng sù wèn). Beijing: People’s Health Publishing House, 1963: 364

10Ibid., p.363

11Ibid., p.366

12Ibid., p.388

13Editorial Department of Business Publishing House. Origin of Chinese Characters (cí yuán). Beijing: Business Publishing House, 1980: 83, 1501, 1620, 1621

14Wang Bing, op. cit., p.365

15Ibid., pp.528–529

16Ibid., p.371

17Chen Bo-Tan. I Have Read Discussion of Cold Damage (dù guò shāng hán lùn). Beijing: People’s Health Publishing House, 1954: 13

18Luo Mei. Broad Discussion of The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Classic (nèi jíng bó yì). In Qiu Qing-Yuan (ed.) Collection of Rare Chinese Medical Books (zhēn běn yī shū jí chéng). Shanghai: Shanghai Science and Technology Publishing House, 1985: 6–7

19Wang Bing, op. cit., pp.532–533

20Ibid., p.533

21Zhang Jie-Bin. Illustration of the Classified Classic (lèi jīng tú yì). Beijing: People’s Health Publishing House, 1982: 140

22Ibid., p.139

23Ibid., p.139

24Hao Yin-Qing. “Searching for the root of the theory of qi transformation in six conformations of Discussion of Cold Damage.” Shanxi Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 1994 (4): 52

25Hao Ri-Jin. Literature study for theoretical source and development of qi transformation in six conformations in Discussion of Cold Damage. Wuhan: Hubei College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 2008: 20–21

26Wang Bing, op. cit., pp.50–51

27Ibid., p.50

28Wu Kun. Commentary by Mr. Wu on Basic Questions of The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Classic (huáng dì nèi jīng sù wèn wú zhù). In Cheng Shi-De et al. Selected Explanations for Basic Questions (sù wèn zhù shì huì cuì). Beijing: People’s Health Publishing House, 1982: 113, 115

29Zhang Jie-Bin. Classified Classic (lèi jīng). Beijing: People’s Health Publishing House, 1980: 286–287

30Li Hang-Zhou. Exploration for Balanced View of Qi Transformation Reflected by Resolving Time for Diseases in Six Conformation in Discussion of Cold Damage (shāng hán lùn liù jīng bìng yù jiě shí suǒ àn hán qì huà píng héng guān tān jiū). Beijing: Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, 2011: 67

31Liang Hua-Long.

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