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Mawangdui's guide map

Editor's Note: The Way to Maintain Youth and Harmony of Body and Mind

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The twelve meridians diagram

Chapter 1 What You Must Know: The Core Idea of Introduction

1. Conceptual debate: Introduction

2. Introduction with a long history: the origin and history of introduction.

3. The effective way of body metaplasia: guidance.

4. The origin of Taoism: Taoism and Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism and martial arts.

5. The uniqueness of guidance: the difference between guidance and Qigong and sports.

6. China's ancient mutual cosmology: monism of Qi.

7. Metaplasia of everything in heaven and earth: Taiji Yin-Yang and Five Elements Theory

8. Introduction and reasoning tools: Zhouyi and gossip theory.

9. The theory of human body hiding image: the theory of hiding image.

10. One of the core theories of Taoism: meridian theory

1 1. the basis of physical and mental cultivation: life theory.

12. basis of life activities: essence, qi and theology

13. Basic substance for maintaining life activities: theory of qi, blood, body fluid.

14. the concept of harmony introduced: the theory of correspondence between man and nature

Chapter two Chinese health preservation: the secret of guiding practice

1. Correct body posture: body adjustment.

2. Breathing adjustment and exercise: pranayama

3. Exercise your mind: adjust your heart

4. Six principles of correct acrobatics: acrobatic essentials.

5. Conform to the laws of nature to strengthen the body and improve intelligence: the choice of training time and direction.

6. Rules and taboos that should be observed during practice: precautions during practice.

7. Is there a scientific basis for breaking the valley? : Research on the phenomenon of induced valley-crossing

Chapter 3: Millennium history: the mysterious charm of introduction

1. The earliest existing health guide map in China: the guide map of Mawangdui in Changsha.

2. Hua Tuo's leading technique in the late Eastern Han Dynasty: Wuqinxi.

3. Six-character exhalation method: six-character tactics

4. Exercise method imitating fetal breathing: fetal breathing.

5. The first stage of Taoist inner alchemy: Zhou Xiaotian's method.

6. the second stage of Taoist inner alchemy: the method of big week and heaven.

7. Baduanjin, a common method to prolong the life span of diseases.

8. Self-massage and physical exercise: Sixteen Brochures

9. The guided fitness method inherited by the monks and nuns: Yijinjing.

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Chapter IV Simple and Effective Self-treatment: Introduction and Treatment of Common Diseases

Appendix 1: 100 Atlas of Guiding Health Preservation Methods

Appendix II: Names of Body Surface Parts Commonly Used in Introduction

Appendix III: Important Introduction Documents of Past Dynasties