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Password: jvbf Topic: Zhang Qicheng's talk about reading Huangdi Neijing.
Author: Zhang Qicheng
Douban score: 7. 1
Press: Guangxi Science and Technology
Publication year: July 2008
Page count: 264
Content introduction:
Everyone, old and young, should pay attention to our lives-life is the most important and life is the most expensive. Our own health, happiness and longevity are the most fundamental problems in life.
What is the way of keeping in good health in Huangdi Neijing? In fact, it is eight words-"the law is in yin and yang, and it is in tricks."
"You can exchange money with your body when you are young, and you can exchange money with your body when you are old." Can I really exchange my body for money? I don't think it's possible.
The core idea of Huangdi Neijing is not only to teach us how to treat diseases, but also to teach us how not to get sick. There is also a metaphor in the book: "It is not too late to fight, and it is not too late to dig wells. It's too late to forge weapons when you are going to war, and to dig wells and draw water when you are thirsty. We should "nip in the bud" for the development of things and "treat the disease before it happens" for health. The core of "preventing disease" is health preservation, which is also a defense thought.
About the author:
Zhang Qicheng, an expert in TCM cultural health preservation, is a tutor of Chinese studies. Zhang Yitie, a famous doctor in Xin 'an, is a descendant of generation 15. China was the first postdoctoral fellow in Huangdi Neijing, and he was the consultant of "Prevention of Diseases" in state administration of traditional chinese medicine.
Professor Zhang Qicheng is a disciple of Feng Youlan, a great philosopher, and an academic successor of Ren Yingqiu, a famous contemporary Chinese doctor. He studied under Mr. Qian Chaochen, Mr. Zhu Bokun and Mr. Wang Hongtu successively, and collected the essence of Shirley's three medical schools.
At present, he is a professor/doctoral supervisor of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, the president of the Chinese Medicine Culture Research Association of the Chinese Medicine Association, and distinguished professor, a member of the National Studies Class 1 of Peking University, Tsinghua University, Fudan University, Zhejiang University and Wuhan University.
Committed to the spread of China's traditional literature and culture, he taught more than 100 times a year and was invited to be a guest on CCTV, Phoenix Satellite TV, Shandong Satellite TV, Sina.com, Sohu.com, Hexun.com and other portals for many times.