Wang Qi

Wang Qi (born 1943), a native of Gaoyou, Jiangsu, is an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, a National Master of Chinese Medicine, and a lifetime professor at Beijing University of Chinese Medicine. He established academic systems including traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) constitutionology and TCM andrology, proposed the theory of nine Chinese body constitutions, and created a diagnostic and treatment model based on constitution differentiation, disease differentiation, and syndrome differentiation, as reflected in works such as The Creation and Application of Wang Qi's Constitution-Disease-Syndrome Differentiation Model, Wang Qi's Prescription Collection, and General Principles of TCM. His research also extends to children's TCM constitution and nutrition. The library also holds his compiled editions of The Complete Works of Li Taibai and related poetry annotations and anthologies, showing an interest in classical poetry and Eastern philosophy. With 30 works spanning medicine, classical poetry, Eastern philosophy, artificial intelligence, and health, public information is limited, making it difficult to detail every aspect of his life.