About the author

Wang Bozhang, born in October 1944 in Nanhai, Guangdong, is a chief physician of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and professor. He is among the first batch of renowned TCM physicians of Guangdong Province, a supervisor for the third national program of academic experience inheritance for senior TCM experts, and a well-known scholar of Shanghan studies. He formerly served as director of the TCM department at the Affiliated Hospital of Guangdong Medical University, where he engaged in TCM clinical practice and teaching over many years and systematically expounded the discipline of TCM clinical thinking. Three of his works are included here: A Bridge to Understanding TCM: The Origin and Development of Clinical Thinking, Pathways into TCM Study: Lessons from Mentors, and A Guide to TCM Clinical Practice: An Introduction to Clinical Thinking. All fall under medicine and revolve around the origins, entry paths, and clinical application of TCM clinical thinking, reflecting his emphasis on dialectical reasoning and the summary of clinical methods. They offer useful reference for those studying TCM.

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Publishers

China Press of Traditional Chinese Medicine