Huangdi Neijing is composed of Su Wen and Ling Shu, among which Su Wen has 8 1 article, and collected about 2000 questions and expositions. Lingshu has 8 1 articles and collected more than 5000 questions and expositions.
The following is a brief introduction to the original text and its translation in Su:
Original text: "The master of the four qi is hidden in spring, summer, autumn and winter. Every method of treating diseases must predict the qi of four seasons and use it because of its changes. Therefore, the difference between the upper and lower qi in the four seasons cannot be ignored. "
In spring, the yang grows, in summer, the yang gradually closes, and in autumn and winter, the yang hides. To cure a disease, we must first understand the climate change of the four seasons and use treatment methods according to its changes. Therefore, we must carefully observe the climate changes in the four seasons in order to adopt corresponding treatment methods according to different climate changes. "
The above is the original and translation of the Su language. The original and translation of Huangdi Neijing are usually quaint and need to be read and understood patiently. By studying the original text and its translation, we can have a deeper understanding of the theoretical basis of traditional Chinese medicine and the essence of China culture, and also help to improve Chinese reading comprehension.