Wan Fei

Wan Fei is a chief physician of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and serves as dean of the School of Chinese Medicine at Chongqing Medical and Pharmaceutical College and director of its Institute of Acupotomology. An early disciple of Professor Zhu Hanzhang, founder of acupotomology, he was among the first graduate students in acupuncture, tuina and acupotomology at Beijing University of Chinese Medicine. He is the academic leader of the acupuncture department designated a key specialty under the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine's 12th Five-Year Plan, and he developed a diagnostic and treatment framework for spine-related disorders known as the "six examinations combined, three differentiations for treatment." He has served as chief editor of ten books and textbooks, including Moving-Pushing Therapy and Acupotomology. Three of his works are carried in this catalog: Moving-Pushing Therapy: Relieving Neck, Shoulder, Waist and Leg Pain with Ease; A Handbook on TCM Prevention and Treatment of Common Pediatric Diseases; and Entering Traditional Chinese Medicine: A Required Reader on TCM Culture. These titles focus on practical clinical TCM and the popularization of TCM culture, addressing general readers and grassroots medical workers.