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May I ask the origin of the word "guidance"
Introduction: ① An ancient regimen. Refers to breathing and breathing, flexion and extension and pitching, and moving joints.

(2) An ancient fitness method, guided by thoughts, combined with breathing, luck from top to bottom or bottom to top. It is equivalent to qigong or physical therapy now.

Also known as "leading sound". Lead qi to harmony, pull-ups to softness. Refers to breathing, pitching, flexing and stretching of hands and feet, circulating qi and blood and promoting health. It is often combined with persuasion, thinking, swallowing body fluids and self-massage. Commonly known as medical gymnastics, there are also commonly known as limb conduction as external conduction and internal qi movement as internal conduction.

Taoism originated in ancient times, and it was originally an ancient regimen. It was very popular as early as the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and was valued by immortals and physicians at that time. Later, Taoism inherited it as one of the cultivation methods, and made it more precise, so that the "true qi" circulated in a certain way and order. Taoism inherits and develops it, and takes guidance as an important method of fitness. People think that it has the effects of regulating health, eliminating Shui Gu, eliminating colds, nourishing blood, curing all diseases and even prolonging life.

1972- 1974 Silk paintings unearthed from Mawangdui Han Tomb in Changsha (the graveyard of princes' families in the early Western Han Dynasty). This is the earliest guide map in the world. The original silk painting is about 100 cm long, which is connected with the 40 cm silk book in the front section. This picture is 40 centimeters high. The upper and lower floors have drawn 44 guide maps of various characters, and each floor has drawn 1 1 picture. The average height of each pattern is 9- 12 cm. Each design is a portrait of a man, male, female, old, young, dressed or bare-backed, all drawn with meticulous brushwork. Except for a few people who exercise with equipment, its operation is mostly unarmed. There is a surgical name next to the picture, and some words can be distinguished. The animals involved are birds, harriers, cranes, tremors, apes, monkeys, dragons and bears, which are similar to the Five-Animal Play but lack the deer play and tiger play (indicating that hua tuo wuqinxi evolved from the guide map). Originally, there was no atlas name, but now the name is determined by the silk collation group of Mawangdui Han Tomb.

During the Three Kingdoms period, Hua Tuo summarized the guiding method into five methods, which were called "five-bird play", namely, tiger play, deer play, bear play, ape play and bird play, which comprehensively summarized the characteristics of guiding therapy, was simple and easy, and played a role in promoting medical care in later generations.

Guiding method is one of the main treatment methods in ancient Chinese medicine. In medical sense, it is to give full play to and mobilize internal factors and actively prevent and treat diseases. In the sense of health care, it can exercise, enhance physical fitness, maintain vitality and rejuvenate.

△ Jin's "Bao Puzi". To the vulgar ":"I know the longevity of medicine, and I take it for longevity; Knowing the longevity of the turtle crane is effective in guiding it to increase the year. "

△ Song Lishi's "Continued Natural History" Volume 7: "Li Bi hasn't tasted a grain in five or six years, so it can be light on the screen. You can blow the candle to dust when you draw gas. Guide, bones can be heard, bones can be locked. "

△ Deng Yuanmu's "Dong Xiao Tu Zhi". Sima: "I live in Tiantai Mountain, Mr. Pan, and I'm in charge of my health. Everything is fine. "

△ Qing Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio. "Human Ear": "Tan Shisheng also believes in the art of guidance. He has been doing it for several days, and if he has any income."

△ "Zhuangzi Deliberately": "Breathe, get rid of the old and get new, and bear the bird's help, just for longevity. The person who is led by this way is the person who raises the shape, and Peng Zushou also tests it. "

△ "Su Wenyi's Discussion". "In the center, ... the disease is flaccid cold and fever, and its treatment should be guided by webbed feet."

△ Tang Note: "Guide the bones and muscles, move the limbs ... Guide the net, and China people regard it as the right way to nourish psychological qi."

△ Tang Huilin's "The Sound and Meaning of the Classics": "Ordinary people rub themselves, stretch their hands and feet, and get rid of troubles, which is called guidance."

△ "Bao Puzi's Inner Chapter": "Whether you stretch or bend, or pitch, or walk or lie, or stand, or hesitate, or walk, or sing or rest, there is guidance."

△ Volumes 32 to 34 of "Seven Signs of Cloud" also contain its methods in detail, saying that "the method of guiding can help people prolong life, and it is necessary to regulate qi, so that blood vessels can be unblocked and all diseases can be eliminated."

△ There are a lot of guiding methods in Daojing.

Reference books: Cheng, finishing. Guide map of Shen Jing's mountain residence. Beijing: Military Medical Science Press, 2006.8+0. Price 18 yuan. Full color printing.