One-Needle Wonder
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- 针灸临床医师与中医诊疗从业者,可作为诊桌边的速查手册
- 针灸推拿、中医学专业学生,用于建立单穴治病的临床思路
- 基层医疗卫生机构人员,寻找简便易行的常见病针灸方案
- 对针灸单穴疗法有基础认识、希望系统了解病—穴对应关系的爱好者
Not a good fit for
- 完全没有医学基础、想靠看书自行扎针的读者,针刺操作有风险
- 期望系统学习经络腧穴理论与辨证体系的初学者,本书侧重实用治法
- 寻找大面积灸法、推拿、方药等非针刺疗法的读者
Reading tips
- 先通读第一章内科病症的体例,掌握“病症—取穴—操作—要点”的阅读路径,再按需检索
- 对照针灸学教材或经络穴位图谱使用,重点核对穴位定位与进针层次,避免定位偏差
- 遇到书中未收的病症,可参考同章同类病症的取穴思路,而非生搬硬套单一方法
- 临床上把有效案例与无效案例都记录下来,与书中治法相互印证,逐步形成个人经验
About the publisher
Beijing Science and Technology Press is a science and technology publisher focused on health, medicine, and popular science. Its current collection of 158 titles covers categories such as health, popular science, applied psychology, and medicine, addressing practical subjects like physical training and sports anatomy as well as emotional regulation and psychological healing. Representative titles include You Don't Have to Forgive to Heal, Night Sky Watching, Starting Strength, Burns' Feeling Good, The Female Body: Everything About the Amazing Female Body, Sports Anatomy, Strength Training Programs, and The Schwarzenegger Encyclopedia of Modern Bodybuilding. In terms of authors, works by Pete Walker, Terence Dickinson, Mark Rippetoe, David Burns, and Sheila de Liz are included, while translators Yan Feifei, Zhuang Zhonghua, and Li Zhanjiang have contributed to related titles. Overall, the press balances professional rigor with accessibility for general readers and has developed a clear publishing profile in areas such as fitness training, self-help psychology, and women's health. Public information is limited; this introduction is based on the titles available in the collection.
Contents
- Note on the Revised Edition
- Chapter 1 Internal Medicine Conditions
- Chapter 2 Surgical Conditions
- Chapter 3 Dermatological Conditions
- Chapter 4 Gynecological and Pediatric Conditions
- Chapter 5 Conditions of the Five Sense Organs
- Chapter 6 Other Conditions
- Appendix
FAQ
这本书适合零基础的爱好者自学扎针吗?
《一针灵》有几个版本,应该选哪一版?
书中的“一针”是指只扎一针就能治好病吗?
书中病名为什么既有中医病名又有西医病名?
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About the author
Liang Liwu is a Chinese author about whom limited public information is available. One work by this author is currently known, and it falls under the category of medicine. The representative work is Yizhen Ling (Third Edition), literally “One-Needle Wonder.” The title indicates that the book concerns acupuncture, a traditional Chinese medical therapy, and the phrase “one needle” suggests an emphasis on choosing few acupoints and keeping procedures simple. The fact that it is a third edition shows that earlier versions existed and that the content has been revised through use. Based on the available information, Liang Liwu's writing is oriented toward practical diagnosis and treatment as well as study and reference; it is a practical compilation in the field of Chinese acupuncture, with language and organization intended to serve consultation and application. Because reliable records of birth and death dates, education, and professional experience are unavailable, this introduction makes no inferences and presents the author's identity and writing direction solely on the basis of the work information in the database, for readers' reference when learning about the book.
Sun Shentian is one of the authors in the Chinese medical book market, with one work included in the library: On Meridians and Meridian Pattern Identification by National Master of Chinese Medicine Sun Shentian. Because public information is limited, his life, nationality, dates of birth and death, and educational background cannot be confirmed, so this introduction can only focus on the existing work. Judging from the title and category, the book belongs to the field of traditional Chinese medicine, focusing on meridian theory and meridian pattern identification methods. It is intended for TCM clinicians, teachers, and researchers, and is also suitable for readers interested in traditional acupuncture and meridian theory. As the named author, Sun Shentian takes on the role of expounding and summarizing experience in this book. The writing style is mainly professional exposition, emphasizing the connection between theory and clinical practice. The book is a main window into his academic approach and offers a reference for the study and application of meridian pattern identification.