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Extraction code: 1234 Title: World Tibetan Medicine
Author: Xu Wenbing
Douban score: 8.4
Press: Anhui Education Press
Publication year: 2007- 10
Page number: 2 17
Content introduction:
Tibetan Medical Tales is an enlightening book by Xu Wenbing, who expounded the most basic vocabulary of TCM in simple words and restored the true colors of TCM. For thousands of years, we have used the same words, but their meanings may be different. Many words have gradually lost their original meaning. In most cases, this will not cause any trouble, but it is different for the ancient knowledge of Chinese medicine, and we need to awaken the will of those sleeping words. In the modern context, Dr. Xu Wenbing will encounter the unfamiliarization of familiar words at any time in the process of foreign-related teaching and medical treatment. For example, "thinking", what is the difference between thinking and thinking? For example, "soul", what is a soul and what is a spirit? What's the difference between being fat and being fat? Is "skin" and "skin" the same thing? To learn Chinese medicine, we must start with the most basic vocabulary and be fair and strict.
About the author:
Xu Wenbing is an educator of traditional Chinese medicine and an expert in psychosomatic medicine. He studied Chinese medicine with his mother Wei since childhood. 1984 was admitted to the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine of Beijing College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 1997 gave lectures in the United States, and 1998 returned to China to establish Beijing Houpu Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine, engaged in theoretical research and teaching of traditional Chinese medicine. He is the author of Tibetan medicine in Huangdi Neijing Zi Jia Xun.
He has taught in Beijing TV's Xu Gong's Interpretation of Dreams, China Weather TV's Four Seasons Health House, china national radio's Huangdi Neijing and Beijing Satellite TV's Huangdi Neijing Wisdom.