王济

Wang Ji is an author represented in this Chinese book database, though public information about him is limited: his nationality, dates of birth and death, education, and professional positions are not reliably documented. Judging from the five works held in the collection, his writing centers mainly on traditional Chinese medicine and Eastern philosophy. In medicine, his works cover traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) constitutional nutrition, TCM constitutional nutrition for children, a compilation of literature on geriatric syndromes in TCM, and a volume on innovative thinking and the diagnosis and treatment of difficult diseases in the context of passing on clinical experience. He is also the author of Junzitang Rixun Shoujing, a work closer to traditional notes or philosophical essays. Overall, his writing draws on TCM clinical practice and textual literature while also touching on traditional cultural notes; it includes both theoretical discussion of constitution and nutrition and compilations of literature on geriatric syndromes, and is aimed mainly at students and practitioners of TCM. Given the limited material, his life history and academic lineage remain to be further examined.