黄煌

Huang Huang is a well-known author in the field of classical formula (jingfang) studies in China. Public information about him is limited, and no clear records of his biography or nationality are available. Judging from the ten works held in the collection, his writing consistently centers on classical formulas, covering formula patterns, medical case records, applications across various specialties, and clinical insights. Huang Huang's Handbook of Classical Formula Usage has reached its fourth edition and is accompanied by a mnemonic handbook, reflecting a practical, tool-oriented approach designed for quick reference. My University: Huang Huang's Life with Classical Formulas records his journey of learning and applying these formulas from a personal perspective, giving the academic material a strong narrative warmth. Other titles, such as clinical talks and records of clinical practice, fall between monographs and essays; their language is plain and they focus on explaining formula-pattern correspondences clearly and systematically. The works commonly appear in medicine and examination categories, indicating that they serve both as clinical references and as study aids, making a practical contribution to the popularization and transmission of classical formula knowledge.