The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine - Taisu is one of the classic works of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and is considered an important addition to the theoretical system of TCM, along with the Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine (HUNDIJING), which is one of the most important documents of ancient medicine. It mainly records the research of ancient medical doctors on human physiology, pathology, diagnosis and treatment, covering core concepts such as meridians, internal organs, qi and blood.

The Taisu has many similarities with the Suwen and Lingshu in terms of content, but has unique insights and ways of elaboration. The book contains a detailed analysis of yin and yang, the five elements, the four seasons of health, and the causes and mechanisms of disease, which has had a profound impact on the development of medicine in later generations.

The existing edition of this book is relatively rare, but it is still an important source for Chinese medicine researchers to explore ancient medical thought, showing the profound heritage of traditional Chinese medicine.

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The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine is the earliest surviving medical classic in China and is regarded as a treasure combining medicine and philosophy. This ancient medical masterpiece not only lays the foundation of the theory of Chinese medicine, but also contains rich philosophical thoughts and historical and cultural values, which is the crystallization of wisdom inherited for thousands of years.

The book is organized in the form of internal and external chapters, providing a theoretical basis for the development of Chinese medicine in later generations through the exposition of the laws of human life, causes of diseases, preventive health care and principles of treatment. Divided into six volumes, this [Precision Annotated and Fully Translated] edition provides precise annotations and detailed translations of the original texts, enabling readers to understand the profound connotations of the ancient texts in a more intuitive manner. Both Chinese medicine researchers and traditional culture enthusiasts can benefit greatly from it.

This set of books is not only suitable for professional scholars to study for reference, but also a quality reading material to popularize the culture of Chinese medicine, bringing the ancient medical wisdom into modern life and providing new perspectives for people to understand and explore Chinese medicine.